We do not price accumulators
Our model prices one match at a time. Combining those probabilities honestly would mean modelling how one result depends on another — kick-off times, shared weather, the same manager resting the same players — and we do not model that. Multiplying numbers that were never built to be multiplied would produce a confident-looking figure with nothing behind it, so we publish none.
The arithmetic compounds against you fast. Even if the legs were independent — they are not — five selections we rate at 70% each come in together about 17% of the time, and a sixth leg drops that to roughly 12%. Every extra leg multiplies the price and divides the chance, which is why an accumulator is entertainment with a lottery shape rather than a way to turn an edge into money.
What we do publish, per fixture, is below. Build the legs yourself from the markets the model actually prices: