A Collection of The Best Betting Sites for BTTS Bets

Bet365 are great for accumulators and multiples in general. They were one of the first betting sites to let you combine multiples into accas - which is pretty cool. So if you placed a bet builder for example, they let you double it up with another acca and create multiples of multiples. 

The edit bet tool is super useful, naturally, your odds reduce when you edit your bet as they're essentially buying your bet edited bet back at more favourable odds to them, but if something's gone wrong in your multiple and you think you can save part of the bet, its definitely worth it.

Not the best for coupons

Coupons are one of a small set of of negatives we found for Bet365, I find it really difficult to get all the leagues I want to put an acca on in the same view. Sometimes you just want a basic coupon section and despite lots of top class innovation, bet365 just don't have a decent coupon betting feature.

Accas are super easy to compile on BoyleSports, the football section has evidently been built with accumulators in mind and they have acca promotions that suggest they see these types of bets as something they want to reward - so the site has been well laid out for those who like accas.

It can be laggy however when you load up a page and you're presented with almost every available betting market per competition. The "Match betting" section which includes a long list of in-play games and up and coming competitions can take a short while to load.

What can ease that frustration though are the betting market tabs that limit selections to the same category, simplifying the accumulator process. Hit BTTS and you get only both teams to score bets, then there's things goals over, BTTS + Match Result and more. All very smooth and easy to access.

There's a Top Coupons section which is a little deceiving. I thought this would highlight the most common coupon markets, but it actually filters out the most popular games, and then you can use that selection process to dig down into the markets. 

William Hill has a strong acca and coupon betting setup. There's an easy to access coupon section within the football betting category and it's full of all the best betting markets, which are then broken down by league and competition, so you don't have to leave that page. It's a comprehensive coupon section with a wide range of multiple betting markets that I use all the time.

They offer dedicated promotions and offers for multiple bets, particularly accas. This adds some value to the betting experience and does offer something different for those who prefer acca betting like me.

The football coupon section stands out for me because of its diverse range of markets. It's not just about both teams to score or over 1.5 goals. They have over 20 different coupon markets and there are some unique to this section that other coupon pages don't include compared to rival betting sites.

Building accumulators on the William Hill site is straightforward. The layout is easy to navigate, making it simple to select your bets while they load into your bet slip. You'll find singles and potential multiples are very well laid out in the bet slip, making it really clear and obvious which is which. 

Betfred's coupon and acca betting features are pretty easy to use, with a useful coupon tab in the football section, a modest selection of main markets, and of course, they're the historical home of "goals galore."

Betfred's football betting section features a notably useful coupon tab. This tab simplifies the process of finding and selecting different betting coupons, making it easy for users to access quick accumulator bets.

While Betfred may not offer a huge list of coupon betting markets for accas, it does provide a modest selection in the core pre-match markets that are expected from a decent coupon feature.

Historical Home of Goals Galore! Betfred's historical association with the "goals galore" concept adds a unique touch to its coupon and accumulator offerings. They still, to this day, use Goals Galore as their preferred name for what others call the Both Teams To Score markets.

Betfred's design for building accumulators is straightforward and user-friendly. It's quite basic in design, but I feel like that makes it an excellent choice for beginners. The simplicity of the layout streamlines the process of creating accas - it's uncluttered.

10bet's approach to accas and coupons is a little different, and I personally think there's room for improvement. It's somewhat disappointing that they don't have a dedicated coupon section, which could make it easier for punters to find markets specially suited for accumulators. If you're new to 10bet, you might struggle to see first off how to place a market-specific acca. 

Market filters within the tournament fixtures lists

10bet does make an effort to compensate for this with some market filters within the tournament fixtures lists. This allows users to see lists of odds on markets like match results, goals, and both teams to score, all within the same section. This feature is genuinely helpful for accas. But as a coupon bettor myself, I do prefer a list of markets that's separate from league and tournament listings.

The filters do, however, provide a decent alternative for navigating the available markets. While there's room for refinement in their approach to accas and coupons, these filters offer a practical solution and are useful once you get familiar with them

I noticed that All British Sports lacks a distinct coupon section, which is somewhat disappointing for an accumulator bet enthusiast like me. Coupons typically provide quick access to top markets, so there seems to be a missed opportunity here.

However, there's a silver lining: the football page features a really clear filtering system. This feature allows for the selection of different markets in the main content without leaving the section, a function somewhat similar to coupons.

I appreciate the bet slip's design at All British Sports—it’s tidy and organized with tabs for various bet types. This layout means there’s no endless scrolling to find different bet types like Heinz bets or Lucky 15s, which is a convenience.

Yet, there’s room for improvement. All British Sports could consider allowing users to create accumulators from bet builders, a feature already available on other platforms.

SBK has pretty decent coupon betting features for this like BTTS accas or standard multiples. A notable extra though, they have recently introduced a new Advanced Payout feature for sports betting multiples, enhancing the betting experience by allowing faster access to winnings. This feature applies to full cover bets, where bettors traditionally receive their returns only after the completion of all legs of the bet. However, with SBK's new system, profits from individual legs of a full-cover bet are paid out as soon as they are settled.

For instance, in a Lucky 15 bet, which includes 4 singles, 6 doubles, 4 trebles, and a four-fold, instead of waiting for all parts to conclude, payouts start once the first selection is settled. This means if the first race in a series ends and your selection wins, the single bet on that race is settled immediately. The same process applies to subsequent races and bet combinations. This approach not only speeds up the payout process but also allows bettors to track their ongoing returns and potential future earnings through the "In Your Bets" section, enhancing transparency and real-time tracking of bets.

I was surprised that betUK doesn't have a clear coupon section. As someone who likes accumulator bets, that was a letdown. Coupons usually show the top markets quickly, so it feels like they missed a trick here.

On the plus side, their football page has a good filter system. It lets you pick and choose markets, which kind of works like coupons, but you set it up yourself.

I like the bet slip. It's neat and has tabs for different bet types. So, I don’t have to scroll forever to find things like Heinz bets or Lucky 15s.

However, they need to catch up on one thing: letting us make accumulators from bet builders. Other sites are doing it now, so betUK should too.

BetVictor simplicity in its design is actually a blessing in terms of accumulator (acca) betting. The straightforward layout makes organising your bets a lot easier than some sites. 

In terms of betting markets, while BetVictor might not offer the widest range, their coupon format is one of the cleanest I've used and I do appreciate a well-structured coupon layout. The streamlined presentation allows for easy navigation and bet selection, making the process of placing accas smooth.

For those who prefer crafting their accas with more precision, you still have the option of selecting each fixture manually to build your acca as the coupon section is quite limited.

But, BetVictor does have additional featured and competitions tabs, similar to the accumulator tab. These sections are useful for quickly selecting up and coming games or top tournaments to include in your accas.