This weekend I’ve decided to mix it up a little and expand my both teams to score selections further afield into Europe after stumbling across some great statistics that fill me with confidence. Relying on both teams to find the net can be a bit of a minefield this early in the season, but with more games comes more choice, and here are my tips for this weekend based on my research.
International matches generally throw up a few shock results, and if you can call them right there are goldmines left right and centre when countries go head to head.
However, as this Friday’s fixtures are predominantly World Cup Qualifying fixtures, an air of predictability is restored, which can only be good news for many punters who like to pick up some tidy prices and profits alike.
One of the hottest markets in the betting world today is the increasingly popular Draw No Bet. The market is a firm favourite with many punter’s as it offers flexibility on returns, and instead of an off-key result ruining your slip, it may just alter the odds as if the selection ends in a tie, the Bet is just refunded (or in multiples it is just removed making a treble a 2-fold or single for example)
Here’s my pick of the weekend’s action in the DNB market:
So it’s bank holiday Monday and there are no top flight games to cast my eye upon. This may well work out in my favour though, as I’ve had the chance to look at some of the many non league fixtures taking place this afternoon.
I must say that there seems to be some great odds flying around at this low level of football, but after doing all my research there is on particular game I want to get involved in today.
Kick Off: Sunday 26th August
Live on Bet365 streaming 7.45pm
Galatasaray travel to Besiktas today in search of maximum points to go with their opening day 2-1 win over Super Lig new boys Kasimpasa.
Kasimpasa made Galatasaray work for their victory, and it’s likely that Besiktas will make it every bit as hard for the Champions to maintain their 100% record.
Kick Off: Saturday 25th August
Live on Bet365 streaming 7.45pm
Following a disappointing opening day away draw to newly promoted Elazigspor last weekend, and a midweek loss in the Europa League to Spartak Moscow, Fenerbahce will want to give their fans something to cheer about when Gaziantepspor visit Istanbul this evening.
Visitors Gaziantepspor were beaten twice by Fenerbahce last season and will need to raise their game also if they are to leave Istanbul leave Istanbul with anything but a loss, and an opening day 1-0 home loss to Sivasspor was hardly the ideal preparation.