Plan an accumulator hedge one leg at a time. Calculate each lay stake, liability and stopped outcome, then update later prices as earlier legs settle. Choose the guided wizard or full calculator. Future lay prices remain assumptions until matched.
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Both modes use the same maths and saved calculator state.
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Qualifying includes the cash stake. SR returns the eligible promotional stake with winnings; SNR does not. Free-bet calculations use the equal-profit approach, while cash stakes offer different strategies for how later exposure is managed.
A planned later lay is conditional on earlier selections winning. The initial table assumes your entered prices remain available. Overlapping events or odds movements can prevent the planned sequence from being followed.
Standard balances each live leg against the value carried forward. Let it run aims to break even if a leg loses while leaving the all-win result variable. Lock in final leg follows that approach until the last leg, then balances the last two outcomes. Equal profit solves free-bet stakes across stopped and all-win outcomes.
Enter £10 cash at total bookmaker odds 4.00. Use two successive legs at bookmaker odds 2.00 and lay odds 2.00 each, zero commission, no boost and Standard strategy.
Lay £10 on leg one (liability £10). If the first bookmaker selection wins, lay £20 on leg two (liability £20). The calculated result is £0 if leg one loses, leg two loses or both win, provided both assumed prices are available.
Keep total odds 4.00 and both 2.00 lay prices, but use a £10 SNR promotional stake with no boost and zero commission.
Lay £7.50 on leg one, then £15 on leg two only if the first selection wins. Liabilities are £7.50 and £15. Each modelled outcome produces £7.50 profit at those prices.
These examples use the stated inputs, not current market prices. Check settlement rules, matched amounts and available odds. Currency rounding can leave small differences between outcomes.
Use actual placed stake, odds and commission to retain the exposure already taken. Custom lay stakes change the outcome balance. Apply a boost preset only when the bookmaker bet meets its conditions; the examples above use no boost. Neither view places exchange bets for you.
This tool models successive lays conditional on earlier selections winning. Laying all legs upfront creates a different position.
The accumulator has lost, so later conditional lays are no longer needed for that sequence.
Update that leg with the new price while retaining earlier placed bets. Review the revised outcomes before continuing.
The planned sequence may be impossible if a later market closes before an earlier leg settles. Check timing before starting.
They are two interfaces to the same sequential calculation. Choose the view that suits how you want to enter and review the legs.
For a standard single back-and-lay calculation, use the Matched Betting Calculator.
