Rollover and Daily Odds Questions
Twenty questions on the daily odds tiers. How a rollover compounds, what each tier actually returns, why adding legs costs more than it pays, and how to read the published records honestly.
- Four tiers: 1.5 rollover, 2 odds, 3 odds and 50 odds.
- Real 30 day records published on each tier page, losing days included.
- No staking advice. We publish probabilities, you decide the money.
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Rollover Basics
What a rollover is and how it compounds.
Question 1What is a rollover in betting?
Answer 1A rollover stakes one short priced selection each day and reinvests the return the next day, compounding gradually rather than chasing a large accumulator.
Question 2How does the 1.5 odds rollover work?
Answer 2One selection priced around 1.50 is published each morning. If it wins, the whole return becomes the next day's stake, so the bank grows by roughly 50 percent per successful day.
Question 3What happens to a rollover when a day loses?
Answer 3The compounding resets, which is why the tier page publishes every losing day. A rollover is a sequence, and one loss ends that sequence.
Question 4Is a rollover safer than an accumulator?
Answer 4Yes. In that each day risks one outcome instead of several at once. It is not safe: a 1.50 pick still loses regularly, and the published record shows how often.
Question 5How long should a betting rollover run?
Answer 5That is a personal decision we deliberately do not make for you. What we publish is the hit rate, so you can see how often a given run length has actually completed.
The Four Tiers
What each one is for.
Question 6What does 2 odds daily mean?
Answer 6It means a slip built to total around 2.00, usually from two short priced legs, so a winning day roughly doubles the stake.
Question 7What is the difference between 2 odds and a 1.5 rollover?
Question 8Why does the 3 odds tier land less often than 2 odds?
Answer 8Because it needs more legs or longer prices, and probabilities multiply. The extra payout does not compensate for the drop in hit rate for most bettors.
Question 9What is the 50 odds tier for?
Answer 9It is an openly labelled long shot, published because people want it, with a record showing how rarely it lands. It is not a strategy and should never carry a meaningful stake.
Question 10Which AccuratePredict odds tier has the best record?
Answer 10The 1.5 rollover has the highest hit rate and the smallest per day return, which is exactly the trade a shorter price buys.
Legs, Odds and Probability
The mathematics behind the tiers.
Question 11Why does the 2 odds slip use only two legs?
Answer 11Because probability multiplies. Two legs at 80 percent each is 64 percent combined; a third at 80 percent drops it to 51 percent, and the extra payout rarely covers that.
Question 12Does adding a leg to a betting slip improve my chances of winning?
Answer 12No. Never. Every added leg lowers the combined probability, no matter how confident the individual pick looks.
Question 13How does AccuratePredict choose which legs go in a tier?
Answer 13Highest model probability first until the combined price reaches the tier target, with no two legs from the same match and market mix balanced so one bad league night cannot sink the slip alone.
Question 14Are tier picks different from the main daily predictions?
Answer 14No. They come from the same daily slate on today's predictions, selected by probability to meet each tier's odds target.
Question 15Can I build my own odds tier slip?
Answer 15Yes. The betcode generator does it automatically for any odds target you choose, showing each leg's probability before you stake.
Reading the Records
How to judge a published tier honestly.
Question 16What does "landed N of the last 30 days" mean on an accumulator tier page?
Answer 16It means that on N of the last 30 settled days, that tier's slip won in full. The other days lost and remain published. The figure is calculated from the settled archive and is not shown until 14 days have settled.
Question 17Does AccuratePredict remove losing days from a tier record?
Answer 17No. Never. A strike rate calculated from a filtered archive is meaningless, so every settled day stays on the page.
Question 18Does a high hit rate mean an odds tier is profitable?
Answer 18No. Not automatically. Profitability depends on the odds taken and the stakes used, which is why we publish the hit rate and the average price rather than a profit claim.
Question 19Does AccuratePredict tell me how much to stake?
Answer 19No. We publish the probability and the record so you can decide. Telling you how much money to risk is advice we are not qualified to give.
Question 20Where can I see past results for an AccuratePredict odds tier?
Answer 20On each tier page, where every settled day stays published with the original picks next to the results. The 30 day figures are generated from that archive.
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