A new TV advert from online bookmaker Ladbrokes shows off a brand new feature known as “Edit My Acca.” Using this feature, Ladbrokes customers can edit their accumulator bets even after they have been placed.
Ladbrokes are the first online bookie to offer this option, which looks like an attempt to reduce the negative feedback they have been getting in the user reviews from our community.
Whether this one feature will make up for all the things that their customers are annoyed about is debatable. It’s likely that before long, the best bookies will follow suit, so we certainly wouldn’t recommend that anyone joins Ladbrokes just for this feature.
Watch the ad to see more information on how this offer works.
It’s relatively easy to create an accumulator at Ladbrokes. But up until now, once the bet was placed, it could not be changed. But now “Edit My Acca” lets you replace selections with new ones. So if you change your mind, it’s not too late!
You can even follow our World Cup accumulator tips and edit them after placing if you wish.
Ladbrokes already offer acca insurance, but so do a number of other online bookies. The difference is that Ladbrokes have poor odds and dodgy customer service, whereas other bookies do much better in these areas. Edit My Acca is a good feature, but it doesn’t make up for these other deficiencies. There are still many other better places to bet online.
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