How the calculation works
return = cash stake × product of the remaining winning decimal oddsA worked example
For £10 at decimal odds 2.00, 3.00 and 1.50, a void second selection becomes a multiplier of 1.00. If the other two win, the return is £30 and the profit is £20. Keeping the original 3.00 multiplier would incorrectly return £90.
Void, lost and unsettled are different
A void leg contributes a multiplier of one. A lost leg makes this ordinary accumulator return zero. An unsettled leg leaves a conditional calculation: the displayed amount is what would return if the remaining selections win, not a completed settlement. If one leg has already lost, the ordinary accumulator is lost even if another leg remains unsettled.
What if every leg is void?
In the model, all multipliers become one and the original cash stake is returned. The result is zero profit, not a winning payment. Promotions, bet builders and non-cash stakes can behave differently and are outside this calculation.
Choose the result from the settlement
The calculator does not decide whether a delayed match should be void. Check the applicable market conditions first. You can keep a selection as unsettled while waiting for an official decision.
Source and scope
Sky Bet: postponed matches and remaining multiple selections. Reviewed . This is a reference for the stated model, not confirmation of the terms of your individual bet. Our examples and calculations are original illustrations.