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    What is Four Fold? Four Fold Explained in 2 minutes

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    Publish Date: March 31, 2021
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    A four-fold is the name given to a type of accumulator which features four different selections. An accumulator is simply a bet with multiple parts, in which the winnings from the first bet are then used as the stake on the second bet and, if that wins, are carried forward to be the stake on the third bet and on from there. The appeal of an accumulator is that a small initial bet can quickly grow into substantial winnings. The downside is that having the knowledge required to make multiple successful bets is fairly rare, and the tension as the fourth event being bet on unfolds can be pretty extreme.

    How is a Four-Fold used in Sports Betting?

    Four-folds can be used in any type of sports betting, but are particularly popular in football and horse racing. The frequency of events in both, with races taking place all day at a single meeting and multiple matches being played over one weekend, makes it easier to find four separate events which offer appealing odds. The choice facing the bettor then is whether to take the risk of a four-fold in return for a much greater return, or take the safer route of placing four individual bets.

    An example of a four-fold:

    A bettor might choose to bet a fourfold on Premier league matches taking place over a weekend. An initial £20 stake would be placed on the following teams to win:

    • Tottenham Hotspur at 3/1
    • Manchester City at 4/6
    • Burnley at 7/2
    • Arsenal at 5/1

    If all four teams win, then the initial stake of £20 will bring in winnings of £3,600, a profit of £3,580.

    Had the bettor chosen to place four individual bets of £5 each at the same odds, then the winnings would be as follows:

    • Tottenham Hotspur £20
    • Manchester City £8.33
    • Burnley £22.50
    • Arsenal £30

    This is a total return of £80.83 which, minus the initial stake of £20, equals a profit of just £60.63. On the other hand, if Arsenal let in a late equaliser, the more cautious bettor will still make £30.63 profit, whereas someone placing a four-fold will see £3,580 pound disappear.

    What is a 4 Fold Bet?

    A 4 Fold Bet is a type of bet that involves picking the correct outcome in four separate events. It’s known as an accumulator bet, because your potential winnings increase exponentially for each correct selection you make. For example, if you pick four football games and all four of your picks turn out to be correct, you’d see huge returns for your initial stake. It’s important to note that you must have all four selections correct in order to receive any payouts – if even one prediction turns out wrong, then your entire bet will be lost. So while 4 Fold Bets can offer big rewards, they also come with increased risk!

    What Does 4 Fold Acca Meaning?

    A four-fold accumulator (or “acca”) is a type of bet in which you must correctly predict the outcome of four different events. If all your predictions are correct, then you win the bet. It is called a four-fold because there are four selections that need to be correct for the bet to pay out. This type of accumulator can be used with many different sports, including football and horse racing.

    See Also:

    Acca Insurance

    Three Fold

    Double Bet

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