the ladders
Accumulator bonuses, which pay every week rather than once
A welcome offer pays once. A multiple bonus pays on every qualifying slip you win for as long as you hold the account, which is why the books with no signup offer are not the weak ones.
What each book publishes
Quoted as the record carries it. A ladder that reaches a very large percentage does so at a leg count almost nobody plays, and the honest way to show that is to print the ladder rather than its top rung.
SportyBet line 5
- accaMultiBet Bonus up to 1000% on accumulators, from two legs, minimum 1.20 a selection
- insurance1Cut, the bet still wins when one selection loses
- early-payout2UP, paid out early on a two-goal lead
- flexiFlexi Bet, wins on a required number of correct selections
Premier Bet off the slip
- accaACCA Bonus, 2% at two selections rising a point at a time to 20% at twenty, then to 150% at thirty-seven
- insuranceCombi Insurance, up to 100x the stake when one selection loses
- insuranceAcca Insurance, money back when one leg of five or more fails
No deposit bonus, and no deposits either. Premier Bet Ghana takes bets online but settles through agents or Play and Pay, so there is no wallet to match. What it pays on is the ACCA ladder: 2% at two selections, climbing to 150% at thirty-seven.
Betway line 6
- insuranceBet Saver, open to new and existing customers, maximum payout GH₵100,000
- accaWin Boost, 3% on a two-fold rising to 100%, minimum 1.20 a leg
No first deposit bonus. Betway Ghana competes on Bet Saver, which gives a losing bet back, and Win Boost, which adds 3% to a double and climbs to 100% on a long multiple.
BetFox line 7
- accaUnlimited Acca Bonus, at times past 1000%, two to sixty selections, no minimum odds, paid on net winnings
- insuranceOne-Cut Insurance, eight or more selections at 1.30, returns 1x to 10x the stake as bonus when one leg loses
No welcome bonus, and BetFox is open about it. The draw is the acca bonus, applied per bet from two selections with no minimum odds, which on a long multiple runs past 1000%.
MSport line 1
- accaAccumulator bonus up to 500%, from three selections at 1.20 a leg
- insuranceACCA insurance on qualifying multiples
betPawa line 4
- win-multiplierWin Bonus, up to 1250% extra on winnings, three or more legs at 1.10 or longer, maximum at sixty
- early-payout1UP and 2UP early wins
No deposit match, by choice. betPawa pays for legs rather than for signing up: the Win Bonus adds up to 1250% to the winnings on a multibet, from three selections at 1.10 or longer, reaching its maximum at sixty legs.
Melbet off the slip
- insuranceACCA insurance, a losing accumulator refunded in full
- accaMultiple bet boost, listed at 35%
Betwinner off the slip
- accaAccumulator boost and Accumulator of the Day
- insuranceBet insurance on selected accumulators
1xBet off the slip
- insuranceBet insurance, buy back a losing accumulator
22Bet off the slip
- accaAccumulator boost scaling to plus 100% on profit
Soccabet line 3
- accaSocca Bonus, 2% at two matches rising to 100% at thirty, on total winnings
Where a ladder actually pays
Two things decide whether one of these is worth building a slip around, and neither is the headline percentage. The first is the minimum price per leg, because a ladder that needs every selection at a certain price or longer is a ladder that needs you to take worse bets. The second is the book's own margin, which is applied to every leg you add: a multiple compounds the margin as well as the odds.
That second point is why this site prints margins beside everything else. The margin table, with the basis for each figure.
About multiple bonuses
- What is an accumulator bonus?
- A percentage added to the return on a winning multiple, rising with the number of selections. Unlike a welcome offer it applies to every qualifying slip you place rather than to your first deposit.
- Is it better than a welcome bonus?
- Over a season it is usually the larger number, which is why four books in this market compete on it and offer nothing at all for signing up. It is also conditional on winning the multiple, which a deposit match is not, so the two are not the same kind of thing.
- Why does this page not rank them?
- Because the ladders are published in different shapes: a percentage at a leg count, a percentage on total winnings, a percentage on net winnings, a multiple of the stake returned when one leg fails. Turning four incompatible structures into one league table would be inventing the comparison.