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Kosovo win 3.31 corners a game and Israel 3.89, with 1.44 and 1.53 of those in the first half.
That leaves about 7 in the match, a 70% chance of 8 or fewer against the 58% implied by 8/11.
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Over 2.5 Goals58% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Kosovo have gone past 2.5 goals in 50% of their last 20 matches and Israel in 65%, with 70% and 70% going past 1.5.
Kosovo average 1.75 scored and 1.05 conceded, Israel 1.40 and 1.85. On the venue splits that projects 2.03 against 0.98, about 3.0 goals in the match and 58% for over 2.5.
Jayden Stockley Anytime Goalscorer6 of his last 10, 0.49 per 90Why this Leg
Jayden Stockley has scored in 6 of his last 10 for AFC Wimbledon, at 0.49 per 90 across 1,097 minutes, and he averages 84 minutes a game when he plays.
AFC Wimbledon score 0.55 a game. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 33% implied by 2/1.
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Under 2.5 Goals61% on our numbersWhy this Leg
AFC Wimbledon have stayed under 2.5 goals in 55% of their last 20 matches and Blackpool in 60%, with just 20% and 30% of their matches going past 3.5.
AFC Wimbledon average 0.55 scored and 1.75 conceded, Blackpool 1.25 and 1.15. On the venue splits that projects 0.90 against 1.25, about 2.2 goals in the match and 61% for under 2.5.
Ibou Touray 1+ Foul Committed9 of his last 10, 1.3 per 90Why this Leg
Ibou Touray has committed a foul in 9 of his last 10 for Bradford City, at 1.3 per 90 across 1,795 minutes, and he averages 90 minutes a game when he plays.
Leicester City hold 62.5% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Antoni Sarcevic 1+ Shots9 of his last 10, 1.68 per 90Why this Leg
Antoni Sarcevic has had a shot in 9 of his last 10 for Bradford City, at 1.68 per 90 across 1,501 minutes, and he averages 83 minutes a game when he plays.
Bradford City take 11.5 shots a game and hit 3.1 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Emil Riis Jacobsen 1+ Shot on Target8 of his last 9, 1.92 per 90Why this Leg
Emil Riis Jacobsen has had a shot on target in 8 of his last 9 for Leicester City, at 1.92 per 90 across 751 minutes, and he averages 83 minutes a game when he plays.
Leicester City take 16.95 shots a game and hit 5.95 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
Aaron Collins Anytime Goalscorer7 of his last 10, 0.91 per 90Why this Leg
Aaron Collins has scored in 7 of his last 10 for Milton Keynes Dons, at 0.91 per 90 across 1,285 minutes, and he averages 68 minutes a game when he plays.
Milton Keynes Dons score 1.60 a game. That is about 70% on his own record, against the 42% implied by 11/8.
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Both Teams to Score59% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Both teams have scored in 13 of Milton Keynes Dons' last 20 matches and 13 of Burton Albion's. Milton Keynes Dons concede 1.25 a game and Burton Albion 1.30.
On the venue splits the projection is 1.63 against 1.07, which puts both teams scoring at about 59%.
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Milton Keynes Dons to Win54% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Milton Keynes Dons come in on W W W L W L, and at home they have scored 2.00 a game and conceded 1.10 across 10 matches. They have won 7 of their last 20 overall, drawing 9.
Burton Albion average 1.20 scored and 1.30 conceded. The venue splits project 1.63 against 1.07, which puts Milton Keynes Dons at about 54% to win, against 25% for the draw.
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Aribim Pepple Anytime Goalscorer5 of his last 10, 0.53 per 90Why this Leg
Aribim Pepple has scored in 5 of his last 10 for Plymouth Argyle, at 0.53 per 90 across 1,355 minutes, and he averages 80 minutes a game when he plays.
Plymouth Argyle score 1.75 a game. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 38% implied by 8/5.
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Jamal Lowe Anytime Goalscorer4 of his last 10, 0.36 per 90Why this Leg
Jamal Lowe has scored in 4 of his last 10 for Sheffield Wednesday, at 0.36 per 90 across 1,247 minutes, and he averages 78 minutes a game when he plays.
Sheffield Wednesday score 1.35 a game. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 38% implied by 8/5.
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Both Teams to Score56% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Both teams have scored in 11 of Sheffield Wednesday's last 20 matches and 11 of Plymouth Argyle's. Sheffield Wednesday concede 1.20 a game and Plymouth Argyle 1.30.
On the venue splits the projection is 1.51 against 1.33, which puts both teams scoring at about 56%.
Lucas Akins 1+ Shots10 of his last 10, 2.24 per 90Why this Leg
Lucas Akins has had a shot in 10 of his last 10 for Mansfield Town, at 2.24 per 90 across 964 minutes, and he averages 80 minutes a game when he plays.
Mansfield Town take 13.15 shots a game and hit 4.25 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Carl Piergianni 1+ Foul Committed8 of his last 10, 1.2 per 90Why this Leg
Carl Piergianni has committed a foul in 8 of his last 10 for Stevenage, at 1.2 per 90 across 1,800 minutes, and he averages 90 minutes a game when he plays.
Mansfield Town hold 46.35% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Michael Smith 1+ Shot on Target8 of his last 10, 1.28 per 90Why this Leg
Michael Smith has had a shot on target in 8 of his last 10 for Mansfield Town, at 1.28 per 90 across 982 minutes, and he averages 82 minutes a game when he plays.
Mansfield Town take 13.15 shots a game and hit 4.25 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
Kyle Wootton Anytime Goalscorer6 of his last 10, 0.51 per 90Why this Leg
Kyle Wootton has scored in 6 of his last 10 for Stockport County, at 0.51 per 90 across 1,750 minutes, and he averages 88 minutes a game when he plays.
Stockport County score 1.85 a game. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 48% implied by 11/10.
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Over 10.5 Corners70% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Stockport County win 7.4 corners a game and Reading 5.05, with 3.8 and 2.85 of those in the first half.
That leaves about 12 in the match, a 70% chance of 11 or more against the 52% implied by 10/11.
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Stockport County to Win50% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Stockport County come in on W L D W W W, and at home they have scored 2.20 a game and conceded 1.20 across 10 matches. They have won 12 of their last 20 overall, drawing 2.
Reading average 1.45 scored and 1.20 conceded. The venue splits project 1.62 against 1.13, which puts Stockport County at about 50% to win, against 25% for the draw.
Cameron McGeehan 1+ Foul Committed10 of his last 10, 1.65 per 90Why this Leg
Cameron McGeehan has committed a foul in 10 of his last 10 for Barnsley, at 1.65 per 90 across 1,035 minutes, and he averages 86 minutes a game when he plays.
Wigan Athletic hold 51.3% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Reyes Cleary 1+ Shots9 of his last 10, 2.6 per 90Why this Leg
Reyes Cleary has had a shot in 9 of his last 10 for Barnsley, at 2.6 per 90 across 1,384 minutes, and he averages 69 minutes a game when he plays.
Barnsley take 14.35 shots a game and hit 4.3 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Charlie Gray to be Carded5 of his last 10, 0.6 per 90Why this Leg
Charlie Gray has been booked in 5 of his last 10 for Wigan Athletic, at 0.6 per 90 across 744 minutes, and he averages 74 minutes a game when he plays.
Wigan Athletic pick up 2.4 cards a game and there are 4.7 in their matches. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Jayden Wareham 1+ Shots9 of his last 9, 2.99 per 90Why this Leg
Jayden Wareham has had a shot in 9 of his last 9 for Wycombe Wanderers, at 2.99 per 90 across 782 minutes, and he averages 87 minutes a game when he plays.
Wycombe Wanderers take 14.3 shots a game and hit 5.2 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Joe Taylor 1+ Shot on Target9 of his last 10, 2.07 per 90Why this Leg
Joe Taylor has had a shot on target in 9 of his last 10 for Huddersfield Town, at 2.07 per 90 across 1,085 minutes, and he averages 83 minutes a game when he plays.
Huddersfield Town take 15.75 shots a game and hit 5.8 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Ilias Bronkhorst 1+ Foul Committed8 of his last 10, 1.57 per 90Why this Leg
Ilias Bronkhorst has committed a foul in 8 of his last 10 for Huddersfield Town, at 1.57 per 90 across 1,260 minutes, and he averages 90 minutes a game when he plays.
Wycombe Wanderers hold 54.45% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
Ronan Hale Anytime Goalscorer4 of his last 10, 0.38 per 90Why this Leg
Ronan Hale has scored in 4 of his last 10 for Gillingham, at 0.38 per 90 across 1,639 minutes, and he averages 82 minutes a game when he plays.
Gillingham score 1.35 a game. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 31% implied by 9/4.
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Jay Williams 1+ Foul Committed9 of his last 9, 1.89 per 90Why this Leg
Jay Williams has committed a foul in 9 of his last 9 for Colchester United, at 1.89 per 90 across 715 minutes, and he averages 79 minutes a game when he plays.
Gillingham hold 46.05% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Moses Sesay 1+ Shot on Target7 of his last 10, 0.85 per 90Why this Leg
Moses Sesay has had a shot on target in 7 of his last 10 for Colchester United, at 0.85 per 90 across 951 minutes, and he averages 79 minutes a game when he plays.
Colchester United take 13.4 shots a game and hit 4.15 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
Shaquille Gwengwe Anytime Goalscorer4 of his last 10, 0.6 per 90Why this Leg
Shaquille Gwengwe has scored in 4 of his last 10 for Newport County, at 0.6 per 90 across 754 minutes, and he averages 75 minutes a game when he plays.
Newport County score 1.40 a game. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 29% implied by 5/2.
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Crewe Alexandra to Win44% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Crewe Alexandra have won 6 of their last 20, drawing 8, and at home they have scored 1.40 a game and conceded 1.10 across 10 matches.
Newport County average 1.40 scored and 1.35 conceded. The venue splits project 1.39 against 1.11, which puts Crewe Alexandra at about 44% to win, against 27% for the draw.
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Charlie Caton Anytime Goalscorer3 of his last 7, 0.91 per 90Why this Leg
Charlie Caton has scored in 3 of his last 7 for Accrington Stanley, at 0.91 per 90 across 496 minutes, and he averages 71 minutes a game when he plays.
Accrington Stanley score 1.50 a game. That is about 43% on his own record, against the 28% implied by 13/5.
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Josh Woods Anytime Goalscorer6 of his last 10, 0.68 per 90Why this Leg
Josh Woods has scored in 6 of his last 10 for Accrington Stanley, at 0.68 per 90 across 1,465 minutes, and he averages 81 minutes a game when he plays.
Accrington Stanley score 1.50 a game. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 25% implied by 3/1.
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Port Vale to Win45% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Port Vale have won 7 of their last 20, drawing 5, and at home they have scored 0.90 a game and conceded 0.50 across 10 matches.
Accrington Stanley average 1.50 scored and 1.55 conceded. The venue splits project 1.26 against 0.97, which puts Port Vale at about 45% to win, against 28% for the draw.
Both teams have scored in 12 of Rochdale's last 20 matches and 12 of York City's. Rochdale concede 1.60 a game and York City 1.15.
On the venue splits the projection is 1.45 against 1.41, which puts both teams scoring at about 59%.
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Ollie Banks 1+ Shots9 of his last 10, 1.7 per 90Why this Leg
Ollie Banks has had a shot in 9 of his last 10 for York City, at 1.7 per 90 across 1,218 minutes, and he averages 81 minutes a game when he plays.
York City take 14.62 shots a game and hit 4.75 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Dajaune Brown 1+ Shot on Target9 of his last 10, 0.97 per 90Why this Leg
Dajaune Brown has had a shot on target in 9 of his last 10 for Rochdale, at 0.97 per 90 across 1,202 minutes, and he averages 86 minutes a game when he plays.
Rochdale take 9.12 shots a game and hit 3.06 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
Salford City come in on W W W W W W, and at home they have scored 1.33 a game and conceded 0.67 across 9 matches. They have won 13 of their last 20 overall, drawing 2.
Northampton Town average 0.75 scored and 1.40 conceded. The venue splits project 1.61 against 0.80, which puts Salford City at about 58% to win, against 25% for the draw.
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Luke Molyneux 1+ Shots10 of his last 10, 1.67 per 90Why this Leg
Luke Molyneux has had a shot in 10 of his last 10 for Salford City, at 1.67 per 90 across 1,075 minutes, and he averages 83 minutes a game when he plays.
Salford City take 13.9 shots a game and hit 4.25 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Joe Wormleighton 1+ Foul Committed9 of his last 10, 1.44 per 90Why this Leg
Joe Wormleighton has committed a foul in 9 of his last 10 for Northampton Town, at 1.44 per 90 across 1,000 minutes, and he averages 83 minutes a game when he plays.
Salford City hold 54.15% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
Shrewsbury Town to Win42% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Shrewsbury Town have won 7 of their last 20, drawing 5, and at home they have scored 1.20 a game and conceded 1.00 across 10 matches.
Oldham Athletic average 1.20 scored and 1.45 conceded. The venue splits project 1.43 against 1.01, which puts Shrewsbury Town at about 42% to win, against 27% for the draw.
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Mike Fondop 1+ Shots10 of his last 10, 3.18 per 90Why this Leg
Mike Fondop has had a shot in 10 of his last 10 for Oldham Athletic, at 3.18 per 90 across 1,247 minutes, and he averages 66 minutes a game when he plays.
Oldham Athletic take 13.35 shots a game and hit 3.8 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Jamie Robson 1+ Foul Committed8 of his last 10, 0.85 per 90Why this Leg
Jamie Robson has committed a foul in 8 of his last 10 for Oldham Athletic, at 0.85 per 90 across 1,799 minutes, and he averages 90 minutes a game when he plays.
Shrewsbury Town hold 46.1% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Kieran Green Anytime Goalscorer4 of his last 10, 0.36 per 90Why this Leg
Kieran Green has scored in 4 of his last 10 for Grimsby Town, at 0.36 per 90 across 1,732 minutes, and he averages 87 minutes a game when he plays.
Grimsby Town score 1.90 a game. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 32% implied by 21/10.
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Over 2.5 Goals58% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Swindon Town have gone past 2.5 goals in 60% of their last 20 matches and Grimsby Town in 65%, with 75% and 85% going past 1.5.
Swindon Town average 1.05 scored and 1.50 conceded, Grimsby Town 1.90 and 1.20. On the venue splits that projects 1.33 against 1.52, about 2.9 goals in the match and 58% for over 2.5.
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Both Teams to Score59% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Both teams have scored in 11 of Swindon Town's last 20 matches and 13 of Grimsby Town's. Swindon Town concede 1.50 a game and Grimsby Town 1.20.
On the venue splits the projection is 1.33 against 1.52, which puts both teams scoring at about 59%.
Isaac Moore 1+ Foul Committed10 of his last 10, 2.18 per 90Why this Leg
Isaac Moore has committed a foul in 10 of his last 10 for Walsall, at 2.18 per 90 across 950 minutes, and he averages 73 minutes a game when he plays.
Barnet hold 54.5% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Oisin Gallagher 1+ Shots9 of his last 10, 2.14 per 90Why this Leg
Oisin Gallagher has had a shot in 9 of his last 10 for Barnet, at 2.14 per 90 across 1,096 minutes, and he averages 84 minutes a game when he plays.
Barnet take 15.6 shots a game and hit 5.0 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Kabongo Tshimanga 1+ Shot on Target8 of his last 10, 1.29 per 90Why this Leg
Kabongo Tshimanga has had a shot on target in 8 of his last 10 for Barnet, at 1.29 per 90 across 1,749 minutes, and he averages 87 minutes a game when he plays.
Barnet take 15.6 shots a game and hit 5.0 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
Georgia win 4.8 corners a game and Hungary 4.7, with 1.93 and 2.25 of those in the first half.
That leaves about 10 in the match, a 61% chance of 9 or more against the 52% implied by 10/11.
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Khvicha Kvaratskhelia 1+ Shots9 of his last 10, 3.01 per 90Why this Leg
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has had a shot in 9 of his last 10 for Georgia, at 3.01 per 90 across 1,136 minutes, and he averages 87 minutes a game when he plays.
Georgia take 11.33 shots a game and hit 3.8 on target. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
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Giorgi Kochorashvili 1+ Foul Committed8 of his last 10, 1.6 per 90Why this Leg
Giorgi Kochorashvili has committed a foul in 8 of his last 10 for Georgia, at 1.6 per 90 across 1,066 minutes, and he averages 82 minutes a game when he plays.
Hungary hold 48.3% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. There is no price up for this one yet, so there is nothing to measure the record against — worth a look when the market opens.
David Møller Wolfe 2+ Foul Committed5 of his last 10, 1.47 per 90Why this Leg
David Møller Wolfe has committed 2 or more fouls in 5 of his last 10 for Norway, at 1.47 per 90 across 1,343 minutes, and he averages 75 minutes a game when he plays.
Wales hold 59.0% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 38% implied by 13/8.
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Over 8.5 Corners66% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Norway win 5.2 corners a game and Wales 5.55, with 2.45 and 3.05 of those in the first half.
That leaves about 10 in the match, a 66% chance of 9 or more against the 56% implied by 4/5.
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Both Teams to Score65% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Both teams have scored in 17 of Norway's last 20 matches and 11 of Wales'. Norway concede 1.30 a game and Wales 1.30.
On the venue splits the projection is 2.13 against 1.14, which puts both teams scoring at about 65%.
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Ben Davies 2+ Foul Committed4 of his last 10, 1.19 per 90Why this Leg
Ben Davies has committed 2 or more fouls in 4 of his last 10 for Wales, at 1.19 per 90 across 1,208 minutes, and he averages 86 minutes a game when he plays.
Norway hold 53.9% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 40% on his own record, against the 33% implied by 2/1.
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Julian Ryerson 2+ Foul Committed5 of his last 10, 1.82 per 90Why this Leg
Julian Ryerson has committed 2 or more fouls in 5 of his last 10 for Norway, at 1.82 per 90 across 1,136 minutes, and he averages 71 minutes a game when he plays.
Wales hold 59.0% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 44% implied by 5/4.
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Rhys Bennett to be Carded5 of his last 10, 0.45 per 90Why this Leg
Rhys Bennett has been booked in 5 of his last 10 for Fleetwood Town, at 0.45 per 90 across 1,201 minutes, and he averages 86 minutes a game when he plays.
Fleetwood Town pick up 2.2 cards a game and there are 4.1 in their matches. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 31% implied by 11/5.
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Under 10.5 Corners64% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Fleetwood Town win 5.25 corners a game and Tranmere Rovers 4.3, with 2.0 and 2.2 of those in the first half.
That leaves about 10 in the match, a 64% chance of 10 or fewer against the 56% implied by 4/5.
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Mark Helm to be Carded3 of his last 10, 0.16 per 90Why this Leg
Mark Helm has been booked in 3 of his last 10 for Fleetwood Town, at 0.16 per 90 across 1,657 minutes, and he averages 83 minutes a game when he plays.
Fleetwood Town pick up 2.2 cards a game and there are 4.1 in their matches. That is about 30% on his own record, against the 25% implied by 3/1.
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Will Vaulks to be Carded3 of his last 10, 0.21 per 90Why this Leg
Will Vaulks has been booked in 3 of his last 10 for Tranmere Rovers, at 0.21 per 90 across 1,260 minutes, and he averages 90 minutes a game when he plays.
Tranmere Rovers pick up 2.1 cards a game and there are 3.85 in their matches. That is about 30% on his own record, against the 25% implied by 3/1.
James Abankwah 2+ Foul Committed4 of his last 7, 2.49 per 90Why this Leg
James Abankwah has committed 2 or more fouls in 4 of his last 7 for Ireland, at 2.49 per 90 across 470 minutes, and he averages 67 minutes a game when he plays.
Austria hold 57.9% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 57% on his own record, against the 48% implied by 11/10.
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Finn Azaz 1+ Foul Committed8 of his last 10, 1.03 per 90Why this Leg
Finn Azaz has committed a foul in 8 of his last 10 for Ireland, at 1.03 per 90 across 957 minutes, and he averages 80 minutes a game when he plays.
Austria hold 57.9% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 80% on his own record, against the 52% implied by 10/11.
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Jack Moylan 2+ Foul Committed4 of his last 6, 2.33 per 90Why this Leg
Jack Moylan has committed 2 or more fouls in 4 of his last 6 for Ireland, at 2.33 per 90 across 387 minutes, and he averages 64 minutes a game when he plays.
Austria hold 57.9% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 67% on his own record, against the 40% implied by 6/4.
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Stefan Posch to be Carded3 of his last 10, 0.37 per 90Why this Leg
Stefan Posch has been booked in 3 of his last 10 for Austria, at 0.37 per 90 across 1,220 minutes, and he averages 72 minutes a game when he plays.
Austria pick up 1.6 cards a game and there are 3.25 in their matches. That is about 30% on his own record, against the 22% implied by 7/2.
Ethan Galbraith 2+ Foul Committed5 of his last 10, 1.56 per 90Why this Leg
Ethan Galbraith has committed 2 or more fouls in 5 of his last 10 for Northern Ireland, at 1.56 per 90 across 1,152 minutes, and he averages 72 minutes a game when he plays.
Ukraine hold 50.41% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 33% implied by 2/1.
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Northern Ireland to Win42% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Northern Ireland have won 8 of their last 20, drawing 5, and at home they have scored 0.89 a game and conceded 0.22 across 9 matches.
Ukraine average 1.35 scored and 1.55 conceded. The venue splits project 1.36 against 0.93, which puts Northern Ireland at about 42% to win, against 28% for the draw.
Rasmus Kristensen 2+ Foul Committed5 of his last 10, 1.48 per 90Why this Leg
Rasmus Kristensen has committed 2 or more fouls in 5 of his last 10 for Denmark, at 1.48 per 90 across 1,217 minutes, and he averages 87 minutes a game when he plays.
Portugal hold 60.75% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 36% implied by 7/4.
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Bruno Fernandes 2+ Shots6 of his last 10, 2.15 per 90Why this Leg
Bruno Fernandes has had 2 or more shots in 6 of his last 10 for Portugal, at 2.15 per 90 across 1,505 minutes, and he averages 84 minutes a game when he plays.
Portugal take 17.25 shots a game and hit 5.8 on target. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 85% implied by 2/11.
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Joakim Mæhle to be Carded3 of his last 10, 0.24 per 90Why this Leg
Joakim Mæhle has been booked in 3 of his last 10 for Denmark, at 0.24 per 90 across 1,108 minutes, and he averages 85 minutes a game when he plays.
Denmark pick up 1.4 cards a game and there are 3.55 in their matches. That is about 30% on his own record, against the 21% implied by 15/4.
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Both Teams to Score56% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Both teams have scored in 11 of Portugal's last 20 matches and 10 of Denmark's. Portugal concede 0.90 a game and Denmark 1.15.
On the venue splits the projection is 1.87 against 1.24, which puts both teams scoring at about 56%.
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Over 2.5 Goals61% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Portugal have gone past 2.5 goals in 60% of their last 20 matches and Denmark in 65%, with 75% and 75% going past 1.5.
Portugal average 2.25 scored and 0.90 conceded, Denmark 2.05 and 1.15. On the venue splits that projects 1.87 against 1.24, about 3.1 goals in the match and 61% for over 2.5.
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Robert Lewandowski 2+ Foul Committed6 of his last 10, 1.76 per 90Why this Leg
Robert Lewandowski has committed 2 or more fouls in 6 of his last 10 for Poland, at 1.76 per 90 across 868 minutes, and he averages 72 minutes a game when he plays.
Romania hold 51.59% of the ball, which is where the fouls come from. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 40% implied by 6/4.
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Over 8.5 Corners73% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Romania win 4.65 corners a game and Poland 5.94, with 2.35 and 2.94 of those in the first half.
That leaves about 11 in the match, a 73% chance of 9 or more against the 55% implied by 5/6.
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Nicola Zalewski to be Carded3 of his last 10, 0.28 per 90Why this Leg
Nicola Zalewski has been booked in 3 of his last 10 for Poland, at 0.28 per 90 across 948 minutes, and he averages 79 minutes a game when he plays.
Poland pick up 1.94 cards a game and there are 4.06 in their matches. That is about 30% on his own record, against the 21% implied by 15/4.
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Matty Cash 1+ Shot on Target5 of his last 10, 1.03 per 90Why this Leg
Matty Cash has had a shot on target in 5 of his last 10 for Poland, at 1.03 per 90 across 958 minutes, and he averages 74 minutes a game when he plays.
Poland take 16.76 shots a game and hit 6.18 on target. That is about 50% on his own record, against the 42% implied by 11/8.
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Jakub Kiwior 1+ Shots6 of his last 10, 0.71 per 90Why this Leg
Jakub Kiwior has had a shot in 6 of his last 10 for Poland, at 0.71 per 90 across 1,395 minutes, and he averages 87 minutes a game when he plays.
Poland take 16.76 shots a game and hit 6.18 on target. That is about 60% on his own record, against the 56% implied by 4/5.
Viktor Gyökeres Anytime Goalscorer7 of his last 10, 0.69 per 90Why this Leg
Viktor Gyökeres has scored in 7 of his last 10 for Sweden, at 0.69 per 90 across 1,308 minutes, and he averages 87 minutes a game when he plays.
Sweden score 1.65 a game. That is about 70% on his own record, against the 52% implied by 10/11.
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Both Teams to Score67% on our numbersWhy this Leg
Both teams have scored in 14 of Sweden's last 20 matches and 14 of Bosnia and Herzegovina's. Sweden concede 1.80 a game and Bosnia and Herzegovina 1.15.
On the venue splits the projection is 1.62 against 1.63, which puts both teams scoring at about 67%.
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What Is a Bet Builder?
A bet builder — or “same-game multi” — combines several outcomes from a single football match into one bet. Most UK bookmakers introduced the feature between 2017 and 2020, and it’s now one of the most popular betting products in the country.
A typical bet builder for Liverpool vs Manchester City might look like:
Liverpool to win
Both teams to score
Over 2.5 goals
Florian Wirtz to score anytime
Two or more yellow cards in the match
Each selection has its own price, and the bookmaker’s bet builder engine combines them into a single price — typically anywhere from 5/1 to 30/1 depending on how many legs there are and how correlated they are. Stake £10, win all five, and you collect at the combined price. The catch: if any single leg loses, the whole bet loses. A bet builder is an accumulator by another name — winning one means winning all of it.
How Is a Bet Builder Different From an Accumulator?
The key difference is one match versus many. An accumulator combines selections from different fixtures; a bet builder combines selections from a single fixture. The mechanic is identical — every leg must win — but that single-match focus is also why a bet builder can pair “related” outcomes an accumulator won’t allow, such as a team to win and their striker to score. It’s the reason bet builder odds are calculated live by the bookmaker as you add legs, rather than simply multiplied together.
How Are Bet Builder Odds Calculated?
The bookmaker’s risk engine sets a combined price based on each selection’s probability and the correlation between them — and understanding this is the single most valuable thing for building better bets.
Correlated legs rely on the same scenario. “Liverpool to win at home” and “Wirtz to score anytime” both depend on Liverpool playing well and scoring — so if one lands, the other is more likely to land too. The bookmaker prices these more tightly than the naive product of the two prices, because they’re more likely to occur together.
Independent legs don’t affect each other. “Match result” and “two or more cards” are largely unrelated, so the combined price sits closer to the multiplied product of the individual prices.
Punters often miss this — and it’s the basis of the strategy section below.
The Stats We Use to Build Our Tips
Rather than guessing, our experts build every selection from the underlying match data. Here’s exactly what we look at and what each stat tells you, so you can use the same numbers yourself.
Attacking and Goals Stats
Shots: average total shots a player takes per game (on target, off target and blocked) — the foundation of “player to have X shots” markets.
Shots on target: average shots on target per game — tighter and more predictive than total shots for “shots on target” markets.
Goals and assists: running goal and assist tallies, for goalscorer and “score or assist” markets, weighted for how often a player starts.
Expected goals (xG): how many goals a player or team should have scored from the quality of their chances. xG cuts through hot and cold streaks. (See our full guide to expected goals.)
Cards and Fouls Stats
Fouls committed: average fouls a player gives away per game — the best single pointer to “player to be carded” markets.
Fouls drawn: how often a player is fouled, useful for spotting who draws cards from opponents.
Tackles per 90: tackles made per 90 minutes — high tacklers sit closer to bookings.
Yellow and red cards: a player’s actual card count, cross-checked against minutes so a “100% record” over three games doesn’t mislead.
Referee data: the assigned referee’s cards-per-game average. A strict referee lifts a game’s whole card and foul markets — one of the most overlooked edges in a bet builder.
Team and Match Stats
Corners for and against: how many corners each side takes and concedes — the basis of corner markets. Possession-and-wing-play sides win corners.
Goals for and against: each side’s scoring and conceding averages, which feed both-teams-to-score and over/under goals markets.
Shots on target conceded: how many a team allows, which pairs with an opponent’s shooters to find “player shots on target” value.
Possession and PPDA: how much of the ball a side has and how aggressively they press (passes per defensive action). High-possession, high-press games run corner- and card-heavy.
How to Build a Bet Builder, Step by Step
The process is similar across all UK bookmakers offering the feature:
Open the match you want to bet on in the football section of your chosen bookmaker.
Look for the “Bet Builder”, “Build a Bet” or “Same Game Multi” tab, usually near the top of the markets list.
Add selections one at a time — match result, both teams to score, total goals, player to score, cards, corners, shots.
As you add each selection, the combined odds update in real time.
Add to your bet slip, stake, and place the bet as normal.
Markets You Can Combine in a Bet Builder
Most UK bookmakers offer combinations across these markets, though depth varies — bet365 and BoyleSports offer the widest range, while some smaller bookmakers offer only basic match-result-plus-goals combinations.
Match result: 1X2, double chance, half-time/full-time, draw no bet, Asian handicap
Goals: both teams to score, over/under goals (1.5, 2.5, 3.5), exact goals, correct score, half with most goals
Player: anytime/first/last goalscorer, player to score 2+, player shots on target, player to be carded
Discipline: total cards over/under, team cards, sending off (yes/no)
Corners: total corners over/under, team corners, race to X corners
Other: penalty awarded, goal in both halves, clean sheet, win to nil
Bet Builder Strategy: What Separates a Good Builder From a Lottery Ticket
The temptation is to stack legs for the headline price — a 50/1 bet builder gets attention, a 5/1 one doesn’t. That’s exactly the wrong way to approach the format. Better bet builders follow a few principles.
1. Correlation matters. Combine selections that rely on the same scenario playing out. Liverpool to win at home, both teams to score, and Wirtz to score all rely on the same broad story — attacking football, goals, a leaky visiting defence. They reinforce each other. Combining “Liverpool to win” with “0-0 at half-time” and “no cards”, by contrast, pulls in three different directions — each leg makes the others harder.
2. Three to five legs is the sweet spot. More legs mean a longer price but exponentially more chances for something to go wrong. A 4-leg builder where each leg is 70% likely has a combined probability of about 24% (0.7⁴). A 6-leg builder at the same per-leg likelihood drops to about 12%. Doubling the legs roughly halves your chance of winning — and the price doesn’t always double to compensate, because the bookmaker’s margin compounds with each leg.
3. Avoid the lottery-ticket trap. A 12-leg builder at 500/1 is tempting, but in expected-value terms it’s almost always worse than a 3-leg builder at 6/1. Long-shot builders are entertainment, not investment.
4. Use research, not gut feel. “I’ve a feeling Wirtz will score” is a guess. “Wirtz has scored in 7 of his last 9 home games against the league’s leakiest away defence” has a basis. Every leg of our daily tips (at the top of this page) is justified with form, stats and reasoning.
5. Cash out is your friend on multi-leg builders. With most legs home and one or two pending, partial cash out lets you lock in profit on the won legs while leaving upside on the rest — especially valuable on 5+ leg builders where the final leg swings the whole bet.
Common Bet Builder Mistakes
A few patterns that consistently cost punters money:
Stacking unrelated legs for the headline price. Long-odds builders look tempting but rarely justify the per-bet risk.
Ignoring the bookmaker’s margin. Bet builders carry a higher margin than singles, and the longer the builder, the bigger the slice. Compare across bookmakers before placing.
Adding “obvious” short-priced legs. Tacking “over 0.5 goals” onto a builder adds variance without meaningfully moving the price. If a leg adds less than 5–10% to the combined odds, it’s adding more risk than value.
Building too many per matchday. Spreading across six different match builders means one or two might land at the cost of variance from the rest. Fewer, better-built bets perform better.
Chasing losses with bigger builders. Clawing back a bad weekend with a 100/1 builder is a bankroll-management failure. Keep stake size consistent regardless of recent results.
Best Bookmakers for Bet Builders
Different bookmakers handle bet builders differently — market depth, odds, cash out, free bets and bet-builder-specific promotions all vary.
bet365 — best overall. The deepest bet builder in the UK market, with 200+ markets per Premier League fixture, every standard player and match market combinable, and the widest range of niche markets (corners, cards, shots, fouls). Cash out is available on most selections. Welcome offer: Bet £10 Get £30 in Free Bets, no promo code. See our bet365 review.
BoyleSports — strongest promotions. Runs a permanent Bet Builder Boost that increases the odds on qualifying builders — combine 4+ legs at 2/1+ and BoyleSports adds a percentage to the final price, real free value for regular builders. Welcome offer: Bet £10 Get £40 in Free Bets, no code, flexible to use however you like. See our BoyleSports review.
Betfred — biggest welcome offer. Solid market depth on Premier League and European football, cash out available, and the biggest welcome offer at the £10 tier. Welcome offer: Bet £10 Get £50 in Free Bets with code BETFRED50. See our Betfred review.
The rest of the majors: Coral (retail integration via the Connect Card), Ladbrokes (same engine as Coral, both Entain), William Hill (solid depth, Plus Card retail integration), Midnite (fastest mobile builder, great in-play) and SBK (Smarkets-powered exchange backbone gives sharp pricing on legs) all offer bet builders with reasonable depth. For a full comparison, see our best UK betting sites and best Premier League betting sites guides.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a bet builder?
A same-game multi — one bet combining multiple outcomes from a single football match (for example match result, both teams to score, and a player to score) at a combined price. Every selection must win for the bet to land.
How are bet builder odds calculated?
The bookmaker’s risk engine calculates a combined price from each selection’s probability and the correlation between them. Correlated legs price tighter than the naive multiplication; independent legs price closer to the multiplied product.
What’s the difference between a bet builder and an accumulator?
An accumulator combines selections from different matches; a bet builder combines selections from one match. Both need every leg to win.
Which bookmaker has the best bet builder?
bet365 has the deepest market coverage overall, BoyleSports the most generous promotion (its permanent Bet Builder Boost), and Betfred the biggest usable welcome offer. The right one depends on what you value most.
Can I cash out a bet builder?
Yes — full and partial cash out is available at most major UK bookmakers including bet365, Betfred, BoyleSports, Coral, William Hill, Midnite and SBK. Values on multi-leg builders can be tight, but the option is there.
How many legs should I include?
Three to five is the sweet spot. Each extra leg roughly proportionally cuts your chance of winning while the bookmaker’s margin compounds. Long-shot 10+ leg builders are entertainment, not value.
Can I use a free bet on a bet builder?
Yes, at most major bookmakers. Some (LiveScore Bet, Virgin Bet) ringfence credit specifically for bet builders; others (bet365, Betfred) don’t restrict free bets to specific markets.
Can I build bet builders on in-play matches?
Yes, though in-play market depth is narrower than pre-match — some markets like correct score are suspended once the match starts. bet365 and Midnite have the strongest in-play builders.
What if a player in the bet builder doesn’t start?
We never include a player who isn’t expected to start, and we wait for confirmed line-ups on tight calls — but always check team news before placing any builder.
Do you publish bet builder tips daily?
Yes. Our tipsters publish builders for the major Premier League and European fixtures through the week, with weekend coverage the most extensive. The latest are at the top of this page.
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