How To Make Money From Acca Insurance

Matched betting is a system that uses bookmaker offers and other gambling promotions to guarantee a profit. The system is so good, people are earning extra income upwards of £500 per month for spending as little as 30 minutes each day doing the offers.

When speaking to sports bettors, most can understand how easy it is to make money matched betting using welcome offers but don’t recognise the potential in many of the offers aimed at existing customers.

Acca Insurance is such an offer. It is a great way to make money and there are a number of bookmakers running the offer throughout the football season. So I‘d like to give an overview of how we use acca insurance offers to make money week after week. 

What is an accumulator?

First, you need to understand what an accumulator is. Strictly speaking, it is a bet consisting of two or more selections and requires all the selections (or ‘legs’ as they are known in betting circles) to win for the customer to get a return.

The whole of your stake is placed on the first selection and if it wins, the returns are calculated and this ‘running on money’ is then placed on the next leg. This continues until either one leg loses, in which case the bet is a loser, or all legs win and the customer can collect the accumulated winnings.

Acca Insurance gives customers a refund if one leg loses and all the other legs win.

These promotions are generally available on accumulators with five legs (5-folds) or more but sometimes you’ll find bookmakers making them available on 4-folds or 6-folds.

How to make money from acca insurance

There are a number of different strategies for taking advantage of Acca Insurance but the most popular and safest way is to start off with a low-risk approach which leverages the free bet as soon as the accumulator has a losing leg.

The process involves laying against the running on money and taking a minimal loss on each winning leg. Once you hit a losing leg or get to the final leg with all winners, you leverage the retention value of the potential refund to lock in a profit.

The maths for this is quite complex, but MatchedBets.com provides a special calculator to simplify the process. All you need to do is find close matches for your selections, enter a few values and the calculator will work out how much to place on the exchange for each leg.

Place your accumulator with the bookmaker and follow the results, entering the win or lose for each leg once it is known. When a loser is entered, an automatic recalculation provides the new lay stake to ensure you lock in a profit from the potential free bet. It won’t matter if the accumulator wins or doesn’t qualify for a free bet, the calculator has taken care of every eventuality to ensure a profit.

How much can you make from acca insurance?

Matched bettors normally look to make an average profit of around 20% of the bet stake, so that’s £10 profit from each £50 accumulator.