Accas Insurance Offers

  • At the end of last season I was grubbed by Will Hill, my main source of acca insurance profit. I have put a spreadsheet together for other bookies with acca insurance for me to use and just thought I would share the ones I thought were best! There are plenty of others, but will be using these until I can. Feel free to add others:
    Coral – min 5 selections, max £25 bet, combined odds 4.0+, offer ends 21/05/2017
    Bet Stars – min 5 selections, max £50 bet, min odds 1.20, no end date
    Titan Bet – min 6 selections, max £25 bet, min odds 1.20, offer ends 02/10/2016
    Ladbrokes – min 5 selections, max £25 bet, no min odds stated, no end date
    Bet Victor – min 5 selections, max £25 bet, min odds 1.25, no end date

    There are others like I say, these just seem the best ones, excluding Will Hills!

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    monkel 0

    Do you have a link to the spreadsheet you use?

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    Bazza74 12

    I see offers for this every weekend. How do you play this offer to make a profit. I’ve tried paper testing it before place a real bet. But just can’t figure how to go about it.

    Do you use smarkets or betfair for this offer?.

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    beakerh 3

    I have a spreadsheet I use that I downloaded from another Matched Betting site, which I used for one month to download all the spreadsheets etc. Can’t really share it as it isn’t mine but it basically involves finding 6 matches, which don’t overlap each other and are tight low odds. You lay each game off one by one, until one loses. There has been forums on here in the past which have spreadsheets on, they may be more appropriate to use. Acca’s are very profitable and my main source of income during footy season.

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    RyanB 16

    Search the forum, there is a detailed post about this.

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    bfc19 1

    Sequential lays is certainly something I need to get my head around.
    Sounds very profitable.

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    matchedem
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    beakerh so do you find odds fall nearer the events too more than not on the favs? As obviously if u back the last leg at 1.3 and it is 1.4 when the 4th leg ends, profit takes a hit

    Guess in fact you lose money if all legs win?

    One other question….say if the 1st or 2nd leg loses. Are you then simply waiting til all the games are playing to see if 4/5 results end up winning and u get your bonus?

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    78naD 4

    @beakerh, thant spreadsheet that you downloaded, does it include a way to guarantee a profit?

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    beakerh 3

    @Dan87 it can not guarantee profit. Similar to qualifying bets you can expect around 10% QL. In the spreadsheet I use you can lock in minimal loss if an early selection loses. By locking in the spreadsheet takes into account the free bet so you wont profit should all your remaining selections win. If you choose this option you continue to lay your remaining selections until they all win, or you have a second loss. After the second loss you lose.


    @matchedem
    one way of playing it is the way I just said. The other is after a game loses you don’t lay anymore games. Your QL is slightly higher if a second game loses but you will get all of your free bet should your remaining selections win.

    I choose my selections a day before the first game. A six fold tends to be completed over two days. I pick big teams…barca, real madrid, bayern, psv…All the big teams with low odds. And yes, I do tend to find odds drop closer to the time which lowers QL.
    There are the odd occasions where odds drift but never had more than .05 drift. I found a few mins into the game the odds close again with possession etc and the fact they are favourites.
    By the end of last season I was slightly underlaying certain games to to cut QL.

    If you are doing these do them on WH, if they still do the 10% bonus on winning six folds it is a great deal. A great way of locking in profit it your first 5 games win.

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    Mooncat 1

    William Hill don’t appear to be doing the bonus anymore, and are now doing a refund up to £50 if one selections loses in a 6+ Acca.

    188Bet are doing refunds up to £50, and the acca only needs to have four legs. But, minimum odds of 1.7, only matches from selected leagues, and offer expires at the end of the month, so read the T’s & C’s on that one.

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    Char 0

    Good to see that WH are back with their ACCA offer. I always placed my refund free bet at WH at horses but today I noticed in the terms that it says “Free bet can be redeemed on any football market or selection” Can I get problem withdrawing money later if I keep placing the free bets on horses you think?

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    beakerh 3

    @monkey there is a forum on here called acca profit spreadsheet. It hasn’t been mentioned for a while so you may need to delve deep into the archive for it!


    @Char
    I never use my free acca bets on horses. I think it may arouse more suspicion if you are getting all the free bets from footy then using them on horses at high odds. I just tend to stick them on a correct score.

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    beakerh 3
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    @beakerh

    Guess you are right there. Extraction is usually higher on horse racing but placing the free bets on football might save the account from gubbing for a longer time. So guess I will stick with footbal results in the future!

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    Sunny 3

    I’m putting together a spreadsheet which guarantees profit on a 6-leg acca insurance offer, similar to the tree layout one that sam2209 put together a few months ago in the thread mentioned above, but this one will cover 6-legs, and will algebraically come to the optimal guaranteed profit itself, rather than needing the user to enter a “target profit”. Will share when it’s done :)

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    78naD 4

    Cheers Sunny, sounds great.
    Any 5 fold one? hehe

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