The Over 1.5 goals strategy proved to be as reliable as ever last weekend with the three over 1.5 singles coming in and therefore the associated treble.
The Over 2.5 strategy delivered a return for 1 of the 2 selections with Norwich/Bolton letting us down. Norwich aren’t renowned for keeping clean sheets at home, in fact their first of the season was only a few weeks ago against Chelsea. I have been disappointed with Bolton this season but after their win versus Liverpool I thought they could be relied on for a goal.
There were two draw picks last weekend neither of which came in. This takes the losing run in the draw strategy to 6, although I’m not flapping just yet; I had a run of 6 consecutive losses while paper trading and these are to be expected, as are winning streaks. For this week’s draw picks I’m altering the strategy which should increase its profitability. It involves backing 0-0 in the correct score market with 20% of the overall draw stake, and then backing the draw after the first goal is scored (if there is one). However, the strategy has shown plenty of profitability for the season so far when selections are backed pre-match.
As for the next couple of days, there are plenty of qualifying matches offering plenty of value...
Over 2.5 goals strategy
Bolton / Wigan
*Best returns experienced when staking for a target profit
Draw Strategy
Fulham / Stoke
*Best returns experienced with level stakes
Over 1.5 goals
Blackburn / QPR
Bolton / Wigan
Spurs / Newcastle
Wolves / WBA
*Best returns experienced when staking for a target profit
The Over 1.5 accumulator will pay around 3/2.
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All the best
As always, shop around for the best odds and only bet what you can afford to lose. Although quick big wins are great, the above strategies are aimed at steadily increasing the betting bank and making long term profit.
Hello bettors :)
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