How this 50-odds slip was built
Today's slip above aims for about 50 odds from seven to nine legs, all taken from our own tips. The multiplication is shown under the slip.
- Collect today's tips that have real odds and kick off later today.
- Keep legs with odds close to what the target needs, mostly 1.55 to 1.80 each, with a shorter leg to finish if needed.
- Add the strongest first, one per match.
- Stop once the total reaches 45 to 55. If it can't, the slip is shorter and says so.
Example: 1.70 × 1.65 × 1.75 × 1.60 × 1.80 × 1.70 × 1.65 ≈ 39.6; one more leg at 1.30 makes about 51.
The risk: one losing leg loses the whole slip, and bigger odds mean a lower chance
Staking: only small amounts on big slips
Stake a small, fixed amount, the same every day, and treat it as entertainment. If you want steadier returns, use 2 odds, the 3 odds banker or the banker of the day.
Yesterday's 50-odds slip result
Yesterday's slip (11 November) had 8 legs at combined odds of 50.24. It lost: 4 of 8 legs won, and 3 lost.
More on our accumulator tips.
Frequently asked questions
Is sure 50 odds daily possible?
No 50-odds slip is certain. It will lose far more often than it wins.
How many legs does it have?
Seven to nine.
Why is today's slip under 50?
There weren't enough good legs. We don't pad it with weak ones.
Can I swap a leg?
Yes, and recalculate the total.
Is it free?
Yes.
18+ only. Betting carries risk, so only stake what you can afford to lose. Read our responsible gambling guide.