Yellow Cards Tips – 103/1 Bookings Bet Builder for the Community Shield

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1 Click this link straight to the SBK sign-up offer

2 Add promo code TAG30

3 Place a £10 bet

4 You get £40 in free bets

SBK Substitute Guarantee

SBK will now roll your bet over to the substitute who replaces them. Place a bet on a qualifying market and make a profit if the winner is either the player you have bet on or the substitute that replaces them. Fresh legs is only available on markets which display the Fresh Legs icon. Eligible markets are subject to change. Example: You have bet on Phil Foden as the first goalscorer in a match:

1. Phil Foden scores the first goal of the match. Phil Foden wins ✅
2. Erling Haaland scores the first goal of the match before any substitutions. Phil Foden lost ❌
3. While the score is 0-0 Phil Foden is substituted for Jack Grealish. Jack Grealish scores the first goal of the match. Jack Grealish and Phil Foden win ✅
4. While the score is 0-0 Phil Foden is substituted for Jack Grealish. Erling Haaland scores the first goal of the match. Phil Foden lost ❌

  Which markets will be available? You can expect to see fresh leg markets available for First, Last & Anytime Goalscorer along with Player to be carded for eligible competitions. Markets are subject to change. What competitions are available? Fresh legs will be available in the English Premier League, English Championship, Scottish Premiership and Champions League. Competitions are subject to change. Is this available for singles, multiples and bet builders? Yes, if you add a selection from a fresh legs market the same rules will apply whether the selection is on its own or combined with others. Can I use a free bet or bet boost on fresh leg markets? Each free bet or bet boost available is different, please refer to the terms of the promotion for confirmation. What happens if my match goes to extra time? Fresh leg markets will be settled on the regular time results only.

 

Best Bookies for Betting on Cards Predictions

There are a few bookies that are decent options when it comes to cards and bookings bets but bet365 are our top choice because they are consistently some of the best odds and there is always a wide range of matches where you can bet on bookings. The ‘Player to be Carded’ market is the one we will be focusing on when using bet365 and if you need to sign-up for an account, there is currently a bet £10 get £30 bet365 sign-up bonus for you to claim.  

How to claim the bet365 sign-up offer for cards betting:

1 Tap this link straight to the bet365 welcome offer

2 Open an account

3 Place a £10 bet

4 Get £30 in free bets

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Other Bookies for Betting on Cards Tips

There are several other bookies that are good for betting on players to be carded. Almost all bookies offer odds on players to be carded now, but we have found a big disparity in odds. Therefore, we’d recommend sticking to Bet365, BetVictor, Ladbrokes, and Coral for these types of bets. You can also find some new bookies sign-up offers that you might not have used before but make sure the bookies you choose offer odds on yellow cards tips before looking to place any bets.

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Booking Points vs Cards Betting

People often confuse booking points in football with cards betting, so we will explain the difference. Cards betting means you are either betting on the total number of cards in a match, or betting on a specific player to be carded in that match. With the invention of bet builders, you can also bet on 2 or more players to be carded in matches as one bet. This is where the likes of Betting Village and The Card Tipster have become very popular on Twitter, because they pick a number of players to be carded as part of their predictions and combine them into an accumulator. Booking points mean you are betting on a specific amount of points, with red cards being worth more than yellow cards. This way of betting on cards means if you are betting on over a certain amount of booking points, a red card really helps your bet, whereas if you are betting on a player to be carded, it doesn’t matter if they get a yellow or a red.  

How Many Booking Points is a Yellow and Red Card Worth?

• A yellow card is usually worth 10 points when betting on booking points.
• A red card is worth 25 points when betting on booking points.
• Two yellow cards (meaning a red) is also calculated as 25 points.

 

What is a Bookings Tip?

When betting on a bookings bet, we are predicting which players we think will be booked in a certain match. This could be a single bet or you could combine more than one player to get a card to make up a bet builder. For example, Liverpool are playing Manchester United in this weekend’s fixtures and we want to place a bet on three players all to pick up a yellow card in the match. The bookings tip would be as follows:

• Virgil Van Dijk to be carded – 3/1
• Bruno Fernandes to be carded – 5/2
• Harry Maguire to be carded – 4/1

ODDS – 70/1 with bet365. If all three players get a card in the match then the bet is a winner and our cards accumulator tip for today would be a winning bet at odds of 70/1.  

How to Bet on Cards Tips

We provide the tips and then it is up to you how you want to bet on them. Cards bets are a very good way to have a small stake bet with potentially big returns and this keeps a match interesting right up until the final whistle. We would always look to have a few quid on the accumulator just incase we land all of the selections correct for the day’s booking tip. You could also bet on the selections as singles and doubles. The doubles would mean if two of the players selected are booked, your bet would be a winner. This is an example of how a cards bet would look at bet365 when you place the bet. The odds for this are 25/1 for all three selections to be booked in the match.

 

Are Cards Tips and Bookings Tips the same?

They are very similar in that you are betting on a player to be carded in the match, which is also a booking. However, you could also bet on a player to be sent off in a match so this is still classed as a card tip, but not a booking tip because a booking is a yellow card only. Some bookmakers have different names for the market so it is always best to check the terms and conditions – for example at Paddy Power, you would be betting on a player to be carded. Therefore it doesn’t matter if your selection(s) get a red or yellow card, as long as they get a card. On bet365, you can bet on a player to be booked, or a player to be sent off.  

What Leagues do you have Bookings Tips from?

We will focus on the big Premier League matches for a lot of our bookings betting tips but there will also be predictions from the Champions League, Europa League and Championship. If you were looking for bet builder tips which include bookings, then they will also be available on all the big TV matches this season. Each Saturday and Tuesday, we will also have a cards accumulator tip that will cover a few matches from today’s fixtures, picking a player to be booked in each of those games. This is similar to a team to win acca but instead of picking one of the teams to win the match, we are picking players to pick up a card in the match instead.  

Do you do Bookings Accumulator Tips?

Yes, You will be able to see our betting tips for players to be carded at the top of this page and you can bet on all the picks to be correct by placing a cards accumulator bet. The odds for a player to be booked in a match can be as big as 10/1 so you’re likely to get some generous odds for a bookings accumulator, especially if picking some of the players who aren’t normally in the thick of the action to get a card today.