Big Winners on Betfair: Punter wins £4K with £1 ACCA

Punter win £4K from £1 with six game acca

A Betfair punter was celebrating after they scooped an astonishing £4K from a £1 acca on Wednesday night's Champions League football.

The second night of European club football's premier competition's matchday two was one to savour and for our bettor it was thrilling.

They picked a match winner and both teams to score in six of Wednesday's fixtures and experienced a night of drama as they watched to see if their wager would land.

From £1 to £4,075.50 🤯 Feyenoord and BTTS ✔️ Liverpool and BTTS ✔️ Shakhtar and BTTS ✔️ Real Madrid and BTTS ✔️ Betis and BTTS ✔️ PSG and BTTS ✔️ One lucky Betfair punter landed this outrageous acca thanks to three late winners 👏

-- Betfair (@Betfair) October 15, 2026

It's been a brilliant start to the season for Betfair's big winners and this was one of the most dramatic we've seen yet in 2026/27.

Feyenoord and Real Betis needed lates goal to do the business for the acca but the greatest excitement came in Rome.

Real Madrid's win there was heart in the mouth stuff, as Jose Mourinho's men came from 3-1 down to beat Roma thanks to three goals in the last seven minutes of the game. Had Antonio Rudiger not hit the winner in the 90th minute, our punter's acca would have been dead.

Sometimes one leg does let down a bet. Many punters have experienced the disappointment in coming so close but yet so far from a big win.

With this in mind, Betfair launched Ghost Leg - a new offer which means that, if one leg of a bet builder loses but the others win, they will pay out on the remaining legs at a reduced price.

Find out everything you need to know about Ghost Leg here.

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The football continues this weekend with the Premier League matchday seven taking centre stage.

Read our experts' previews and get their best bets and you could become the next Big Winner on Betfair.

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