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This page lists all of the currently active football offers and promotions from the betting sites we track. As you can see the list tends to get quite long, particularly when there are a lot of big games on. This should come as no surprise given the games popularity among us punters.
So to help you get to an offer quickly, the promotions are listed according to the date they end – so offers that are specific to today’s football matches will appear at the top. Once an offers done and dusted, it will be automatically removed from the list. Towards the end of the page you’ll find the ongoing football promotions that the bookies offer such as ‘Score Draw Money Back’ and ‘Double Delight, Hat Trick Heaven’.
Football Betting Offers This page lists all of the currently active football offers and promotions from the betting sites we track. As you can see the list tends to get quite long, particularly when there are a lot of big games on. This should come as no surprise given the games popularity among us punters. Top Football Betting Offers – Last Update: January 2021. Bet £10 Get £30 In Free Bets + £10 Casino Bonus. New customers only. Min deposit £10. A qualifying bet is a ‘real money’ stake of at least £10. Min odds 1/2 (1.5). Free Bets credited upon qualifying bet. There are a number of ways to bet on our football tips, but the best is through a free bet. You can check out the best of these on our free bets page, which compiles the best special offers from the UK’s biggest bookmakers and puts them in one place. Free bet no deposit bonuses are sign up offers that allow you to play with free bets or free spins without needing to deposit money. Online betting sites and online casinos offer no deposit bonuses to attract new customers, and you only need to register (and verify your account) to claim these no deposit bonuses.
Here is our list of Betting Offers and Betting Accounts for New Customers - February 2021: 888Sport – Bet £10 Get £30 in Free Bets. Ladbrokes - Bet £5 Get £20 in Free Bets.
As with all of the offers on this site (with the exception of the introductory free bets section) all of the promotions listed on this page can be claimed by both new and existing customers.
Jump to:Latest Offers | Acca Insurance | Accumulator BonusesLatest Football / Soccer Betting Offers & PromotionsCorrect Score Bonuses Up to 50%
Winning correct score doubles, trebles and four-folds on selected matches could earn a cash bonus of up to 50%. Winning doubles could qualify for a 20% bonus, trebles a 30% bonus and four-folds a 50% bonus. Qualifying games are:DayMatch (Kick-Off Time)Sun 7th FebTottenham v West Brom (12:00)Wolves Leicester (14:00)Liverpool v Manchester City (16:30)Sheffield Utd v Chelsea (19:15)Mon 8th FebLeeds v Crystal Palace (20:00)Selected matches only. Bet must be a winner for bonus to apply. Free bet stakes are ineligible. If a game is abandoned, bonus will not be paid. Bonus paid on winnings not including stake. 90 minutes only, extra time and penalties do not count. T&Cs apply, 18+. #adFree Odds Boost on Leeds v Crystal Palace
New and existing customers can get a free MyOddsBoost to use on an #OddsOnThat market of the Leeds United v Crystal Palace game which is playing at 20:00 on the 08/02/21.Maximum stake £10. In-play bets excluded. UK & Ireland residents only. 18+, T&Cs apply. #adBet £10 on a Bet-Builder, Get a Free £5 Bet
Place a pre-match Bet Builder bet on selected Premier League games playing between Saturday 6th and Monday 8th February, and you can get a £5 free live bet to use on that same match. To qualify bets must be £10 or greater with a minimum of two selections each at odds of 2/1 (3.0) or greater.Cash bets only. Free bet awarded on bet placement. Free bet can only be used on the same English Premier League as the qualifying bet. Cashed out and void bets are not eligible. T&Cs apply, 18+. #adBore Draw Money Back
Refund for any Soccer game that finishes 0-0 at bet365. Applies to losing pre-match bets on any Correct Score, Half-Time/Full-Time or Scorecast markets.
Bet restrictions and T&Cs apply. New and eligible customers only. #adFree £20 Bet for Create Your Bet Winners
Place £20 or more on a ’Create Your Bet’ market of any football match and if it is a winner, you could get a free £20 bet. To qualify your bet must have at least 3 legs with combined odds of at least 4/1. One per customer per week.
UK and Ireland customers only. Min odds 4/1, max free bet £20. Free bet min odds 1.2 per selection. Free bet credited on settlement of qualifying winning bet, valid for 48 hours. T&Cs apply. 18+. #adDouble Delight/Hat-trick Heaven on Goalscorers
Pre-Match: Back a player to score first in selected matches and if they score twice you can get double your original odds, if they score three or more you can get treble your original odds.
In-Play: Here, bet in-play on the next goalscorer in selected matches and if they score and go on to score again after this you will get paid at double your odds. If they then score again you will get treble your odds.
Upcoming games include:DateMatchPre-Match DD/HHIn-Play DD/HHSun 7th FebSheffield Utd v Chelsea (19:15)✖✅Real Betis v Barcelona (20:00)✖✅Marseille v PSG (20:00)✖✅Mon 8th FebSydney v Wellington (08:10)✖✅Leeds v Crystal Palace (20:00)✅✅Atletico Madrid v Celta Vigo (20:00)✖✅See Betfred website for a full list of applicable matches. Own goals do not count, 90 minutes only. In-play offer refers to goals scored after bet placement. T&Cs apply, 18+. #adGet Paid Out Early If Your Team Goes 2 Goals Up
Nice and simple. If your team goes 2 goals up at any point, you’ll get paid out as a winner - even if your team goes on to lose the match. This offer applies to Premier League, Championship, League 1, League 2, SPL, Champions League, Europa League, Spanish La Liga,German Bundesliga and French Ligue 1 matches.
Applies to pre-match singles on either side to win on the Win-Draw-Win markets only. Bets placed on the Draw selection in each game are not applicable. Open to selected games 7th October to Thursday 31st December 2020. Retail bets excluded. Max payout £2,500. 18+, T&Cs apply. #adCorrect 4: 1 Game, 4 Questions - Win £50
Coral’s Correct 4 game will be running throughout the football season. Answer four questions about a selected match before kick off and you could win up to £50 in cash (two correct = £1 free bet, three correct = £2 free bet and four correct is the full £50 in cash).
You can play once per week, so long as you have an eligible account.
18+. UK & IRE only. Online & Mobile. Max 1 entry per customer per game week. Any entries after kick off of selected match will not be eligible. 4 correct answers for £50 cash prize. 3 correct answers for £2 free bet. Valid for 7 days. T&C’s Apply. #adUp For 8 Predictor Game
Predict the outcome of the eight selected matches and you could be in with a chance to win a share of £8,000. If you don’t get all 8 correct, you can get a free £1 bet for each result that you do predict correctly. This competition is free to enter.
Fully verified UK customers only. Deadline for submission will be the earliest kick off time of selected games. After first 2 plays a £25 weekly wagering requirement applies (min odds 1/2). If more than one entrant predicts all 8 results correctly, the jackpot will be shared. Winnings and free bets will be available within 72 hours with free bets valid for 7 days. 18+, T&Cs apply. #adStats ArticlesFactors that Affect Football Betting Offers
Although there will be a number of terms and conditions to be aware of when looking at football betting promotions, there are some key areas that you will need to be aware of which we have outlined in more detail below. Draftkings nevada.Cashing Out Bets
The majority of you now will be more than familiar with cash out betting. But, just in case you are totally new to the concept, we’ll quickly run through some of the basics.
The concept of cash out betting is simple; it allows you to settle bets and lock in a result before that market has been fully settled. So, you might place a bet on Team A to win at odds of 9/1 with a £10 stake, meaning if they did, your returns would be £100. Team A score first and go 1-0 with 30 minutes still remaining. With cash out betting the bookmaker may offer you say £60 to lock in the profit before that market has settled. You take the £60, which then means that the final result of the match is irrelevant as your bet has already won.
It’s worth noting that you can cash out for a loss. So, in the same example, the game might be 0-0 and heading for a draw with 10 minutes left. The bookmaker offers you £5 to cash out before the end of the game, meaning that you would essentially lose £5 from your original £10 stake.How Does Cashout Affect Betting Offers
What you’re going to find with most bookies is that you can’t use the cash out function with free bets or even as a qualifying bet to trigger ant free bets or promotions. Cash out essentially means that you can guarantee return before the full result has happened, which actually puts the power into the punters hand, albeit for a slightly reduced price than the original odds for your return.
The terms of betting offers mean that a cashed out bet could be massively exploitable in the punters favour. Let’s run through a couple of scenarios why the bookies won’t allow it.
*First scenario – Let’s assume that we place a bet that requires you to wager £20 in order to receive a £20 free bet. If they allowed cash out bets for this, you could literally place a bet of £20 and immediately cash it out to receive your free £20. It offers no risk to the punter and means the bookie pays out every time.
*Second scenario – Another example would be when it comes to wager requirements. Let’s say that the offer was bet £20 and with it you get £20, but you are required to wager through your free bet 5 times before being able to withdraw. In total, this would mean £100 worth of wagers. You could essentially place £100 worth of wagers (single bet or multiple bets) and immediately cash it out before the market has even gone live, technically meaning that you have met the wager requirements with zero exposure.
Bookies bring in terms and conditions such as wagering requirements for offers and promotions to reduce their exposure and also make it hard for players to sign up, have no exposure on their bets and then just leave. Wagering requirements mean that they have to play within the bookmaker for a certain length of time and could potentially lose their initial stake, meaning no promotion has to be paid.Extra Time and Penalties
Extra time and penalties can play a significant role when betting on football. It’s worth noting that for league games these won’t occur, and all markets will be settled under the 90 minutes of the match, which includes added time at the end of the first and second half.
For cup competitions they will become much more prevalent. Competitions such as the FA Cup and the League Cup will have a mix of both in the games. The League Cup format has recently changed and done away with replays if scores are tied after 90 minutes. This means games will head straight to extra time and penalties where needed.
In the FA Cup they will have a replay at a later date if the game is tied after 90 minutes. But, in those replays, if the scores still can’t be separated then only then do they go into extra time and penalties. This only alters once the semi-final and the final take place, usually on neutral ground and hosted at Wembley Stadium. If scores are equal in these matches, then they will play extra time instead of going to a replay. The final, also hosted at Wembley Stadium will follow the same rules.
You need to be aware that for the majority of bets they will only run within 90 minutes and rarely include extra time unless otherwise stated. You are able to bet on markets such as the team to qualify, which includes this if needed, but as stated, most are settled within 90 minutes.How to Bet on Football
If you are new to football betting you could be put off by the vast array of options available on each and every match. Here we have picked out some of the most popular football bets that you will encounter.Match Winner Bets
The match winner market is the most popular betting market that you can get for football. It’s pretty simple as well. There are three results possible; home win, away win and draw. All you need to do is choose the result of the match and you’re set.
There are a couple of things that you need to note for this market though. The match winner is based over 90 minutes, which includes both injury time in the first half and second half. Should a game go to either extra time or penalties, then these won’t count and the result, which in this case would be a draw, will be taken as the settled bet for the market.Half-time/full-time
As variations of this bet you’ll also be able to bet on the half time result and full-time result. For this you need to have the correct result at both half-time and full-time. For example, you might back a draw and home win. If the scores are tied at half-time and the home team win after 90 minutes, then your bet will be successful. You need both parts of this bet to be successful for this.Strategy & Statistics
The match winner market can take in a number of statistics that should help to form your bets. This can include, but isn’t limited to, recent form, league position, head to head, home/away form, player form and number of goals scored and conceded.
Betting patterns, in terms of where the money is headed (odds lengthening and shortening) can offer a good guide on which team’s other punters are fancying for each game.
In the 2017/18 Premier League season, the majority of games were won by the home team:
*46% games won by the home team
*28% games won by the away team
*26% teams ended in a drawHandicap Betting
Handicap betting is where you are applying a theoretical advantage or disadvantage for a certain team. The handicap will be applied in the form of goals either adding them on or subtracting from the full-time score.
For example, you place a bet on team to win with -1 goal. This means that 1 goal will be removed from the full-time score for that team. Essentially, a -1 handicap would mean that a team needs to win by 2 or more goals for that bet to win. If after the handicap has been removed or added, the teams are tied and the result would be a draw, your bet would be refunded. So, if you backed a Team A with a -1 handicap and they won 2-1, the adjusted handicap would be 1-1 (1 goal removed), meaning a draw.Asian Handicaps
The Asian handicap has the same concept, although works a little differently. The idea is that the Asian Handicap eliminates the draw result, meaning that a result always occurs. A typical bet would be -1.5 goals, meaning 1.5 goals are removed from a score or +1.5 goals, meaning 1.5 goals are added to the score.
For example, you back Team A on the Asian handicap with a -1.5 handicap. They win the match 3-1. 1.5 goals would be removed from their score, resulting in a final score of 1.5 – 1. This would mean that your bet wins. Like the regular handicap above, a -1.5 handicap would essentially mean that a team would need to win by 2 or more goals for a successful bet.
You can bet +/- full goals, for example -1 goal with your stake returned if the handicapped result is a draw. You will also see 1/4 bets for example +1.25 which means your stake will be split equally between the values immediately above and below. In this instance half stake on + 1 and half on +1.5.Strategy & Statistics
Handicap betting is a great place to increase the odds for short priced favourites. Any team that is priced around the 1/2 (1.50) or shorter are widely expected to win and to win comfortably. In the real world, these odds offer little value to a lot of punters, with limited returns unless you are betting large stakes.
By applying a handicap to that team you are able to then gain better odds, usually around evens (2.00) or even higher for 1/2 favourites, creating much more value in a game they are already expected to win easily.
The flip side is when you utilise the handicaps for games which on paper will be low scoring. A team that might not be favourite to win, but are tough to beat will benefit massively from a positive handicap being added, often seeing only a small decrease in price.
In the 2017/18 Premier League season, 34.78% of games were won by 2 or more goals.Both Teams to Score (BTTS)
The Both Teams to Score market has quickly become one of the most popular betting markets over the last few years. The concept is very simple; all you need to do is pick games where both teams score at least 1 goal each. The result of the match is actually irrelevant and for this market, all we need is goals.
For example, a game which ended in a 1-1 draw would qualify, just the same as game that finished 9-1, albeit very different overall results.
There are several variations of this bet as well. One of the more popular is the result and BTTS. For this you need to choose either a team to win or alternatively the draw (score draw, essentially). You’re also going to be able to choose Both Teams to Score “no” as an addition to this market. This bet is essentially where at least one team would need to keep clean sheet for it to be successful.Strategy & Statistics
For this market you need to be looking at teams that are free scoring and also pretty weak at the back. You’re going to be able to get exact data from many sites who offer overall percentages of games where both team have scores. In the 2018/19 Premier League season, Leicester had the highest percentage with 63% of their total games having both team scores.
It’s important to delegate your research into both home and away. For example, Leicester’s overall score of 63% of matches was offset slightly, with just 53% of home games having BTTS, but a staggering 74% of away games.
Of all the top flight English leagues, League 2 had the highest BTTS percentage of matches in 2017/18, with 54%, 6% higher than the Premier League’s 49%.Goalscorer Betting
Another popular bet for football is that of the ever-increasing number of goalscorer bets. The most common come in form of the first, last and anytime markets. The first goalscorer is probably the most popular out of the three and for this you need to choose which player will get the first goal of the match. The last goalscorer is the opposite of this, having to choose the player who gets the last goal (note, this can be first goal as well, should the game finish 1-0). Anytime is where you pick a player to score anytime within the 90-minute match.
There are a couple of stipulations that you need to consider for this bet. For example, if your player fails to start the game and only comes on after the first goal has been scored, your bet will be voided,
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This page lists all of the currently active football offers and promotions from the betting sites we track. As you can see the list tends to get quite long, particularly when there are a lot of big games on. This should come as no surprise given the games popularity among us punters.
So to help you get to an offer quickly, the promotions are listed according to the date they end – so offers that are specific to today’s football matches will appear at the top. Once an offers done and dusted, it will be automatically removed from the list. Towards the end of the page you’ll find the ongoing football promotions that the bookies offer such as ‘Score Draw Money Back’ and ‘Double Delight, Hat Trick Heaven’.
Football Betting Offers This page lists all of the currently active football offers and promotions from the betting sites we track. As you can see the list tends to get quite long, particularly when there are a lot of big games on. This should come as no surprise given the games popularity among us punters. Top Football Betting Offers – Last Update: January 2021. Bet £10 Get £30 In Free Bets + £10 Casino Bonus. New customers only. Min deposit £10. A qualifying bet is a ‘real money’ stake of at least £10. Min odds 1/2 (1.5). Free Bets credited upon qualifying bet. There are a number of ways to bet on our football tips, but the best is through a free bet. You can check out the best of these on our free bets page, which compiles the best special offers from the UK’s biggest bookmakers and puts them in one place. Free bet no deposit bonuses are sign up offers that allow you to play with free bets or free spins without needing to deposit money. Online betting sites and online casinos offer no deposit bonuses to attract new customers, and you only need to register (and verify your account) to claim these no deposit bonuses.
Here is our list of Betting Offers and Betting Accounts for New Customers - February 2021: 888Sport – Bet £10 Get £30 in Free Bets. Ladbrokes - Bet £5 Get £20 in Free Bets.
As with all of the offers on this site (with the exception of the introductory free bets section) all of the promotions listed on this page can be claimed by both new and existing customers.
Jump to:Latest Offers | Acca Insurance | Accumulator BonusesLatest Football / Soccer Betting Offers & PromotionsCorrect Score Bonuses Up to 50%
Winning correct score doubles, trebles and four-folds on selected matches could earn a cash bonus of up to 50%. Winning doubles could qualify for a 20% bonus, trebles a 30% bonus and four-folds a 50% bonus. Qualifying games are:DayMatch (Kick-Off Time)Sun 7th FebTottenham v West Brom (12:00)Wolves Leicester (14:00)Liverpool v Manchester City (16:30)Sheffield Utd v Chelsea (19:15)Mon 8th FebLeeds v Crystal Palace (20:00)Selected matches only. Bet must be a winner for bonus to apply. Free bet stakes are ineligible. If a game is abandoned, bonus will not be paid. Bonus paid on winnings not including stake. 90 minutes only, extra time and penalties do not count. T&Cs apply, 18+. #adFree Odds Boost on Leeds v Crystal Palace
New and existing customers can get a free MyOddsBoost to use on an #OddsOnThat market of the Leeds United v Crystal Palace game which is playing at 20:00 on the 08/02/21.Maximum stake £10. In-play bets excluded. UK & Ireland residents only. 18+, T&Cs apply. #adBet £10 on a Bet-Builder, Get a Free £5 Bet
Place a pre-match Bet Builder bet on selected Premier League games playing between Saturday 6th and Monday 8th February, and you can get a £5 free live bet to use on that same match. To qualify bets must be £10 or greater with a minimum of two selections each at odds of 2/1 (3.0) or greater.Cash bets only. Free bet awarded on bet placement. Free bet can only be used on the same English Premier League as the qualifying bet. Cashed out and void bets are not eligible. T&Cs apply, 18+. #adBore Draw Money Back
Refund for any Soccer game that finishes 0-0 at bet365. Applies to losing pre-match bets on any Correct Score, Half-Time/Full-Time or Scorecast markets.
Bet restrictions and T&Cs apply. New and eligible customers only. #adFree £20 Bet for Create Your Bet Winners
Place £20 or more on a ’Create Your Bet’ market of any football match and if it is a winner, you could get a free £20 bet. To qualify your bet must have at least 3 legs with combined odds of at least 4/1. One per customer per week.
UK and Ireland customers only. Min odds 4/1, max free bet £20. Free bet min odds 1.2 per selection. Free bet credited on settlement of qualifying winning bet, valid for 48 hours. T&Cs apply. 18+. #adDouble Delight/Hat-trick Heaven on Goalscorers
Pre-Match: Back a player to score first in selected matches and if they score twice you can get double your original odds, if they score three or more you can get treble your original odds.
In-Play: Here, bet in-play on the next goalscorer in selected matches and if they score and go on to score again after this you will get paid at double your odds. If they then score again you will get treble your odds.
Upcoming games include:DateMatchPre-Match DD/HHIn-Play DD/HHSun 7th FebSheffield Utd v Chelsea (19:15)✖✅Real Betis v Barcelona (20:00)✖✅Marseille v PSG (20:00)✖✅Mon 8th FebSydney v Wellington (08:10)✖✅Leeds v Crystal Palace (20:00)✅✅Atletico Madrid v Celta Vigo (20:00)✖✅See Betfred website for a full list of applicable matches. Own goals do not count, 90 minutes only. In-play offer refers to goals scored after bet placement. T&Cs apply, 18+. #adGet Paid Out Early If Your Team Goes 2 Goals Up
Nice and simple. If your team goes 2 goals up at any point, you’ll get paid out as a winner - even if your team goes on to lose the match. This offer applies to Premier League, Championship, League 1, League 2, SPL, Champions League, Europa League, Spanish La Liga,German Bundesliga and French Ligue 1 matches.
Applies to pre-match singles on either side to win on the Win-Draw-Win markets only. Bets placed on the Draw selection in each game are not applicable. Open to selected games 7th October to Thursday 31st December 2020. Retail bets excluded. Max payout £2,500. 18+, T&Cs apply. #adCorrect 4: 1 Game, 4 Questions - Win £50
Coral’s Correct 4 game will be running throughout the football season. Answer four questions about a selected match before kick off and you could win up to £50 in cash (two correct = £1 free bet, three correct = £2 free bet and four correct is the full £50 in cash).
You can play once per week, so long as you have an eligible account.
18+. UK & IRE only. Online & Mobile. Max 1 entry per customer per game week. Any entries after kick off of selected match will not be eligible. 4 correct answers for £50 cash prize. 3 correct answers for £2 free bet. Valid for 7 days. T&C’s Apply. #adUp For 8 Predictor Game
Predict the outcome of the eight selected matches and you could be in with a chance to win a share of £8,000. If you don’t get all 8 correct, you can get a free £1 bet for each result that you do predict correctly. This competition is free to enter.
Fully verified UK customers only. Deadline for submission will be the earliest kick off time of selected games. After first 2 plays a £25 weekly wagering requirement applies (min odds 1/2). If more than one entrant predicts all 8 results correctly, the jackpot will be shared. Winnings and free bets will be available within 72 hours with free bets valid for 7 days. 18+, T&Cs apply. #adStats ArticlesFactors that Affect Football Betting Offers
Although there will be a number of terms and conditions to be aware of when looking at football betting promotions, there are some key areas that you will need to be aware of which we have outlined in more detail below. Draftkings nevada.Cashing Out Bets
The majority of you now will be more than familiar with cash out betting. But, just in case you are totally new to the concept, we’ll quickly run through some of the basics.
The concept of cash out betting is simple; it allows you to settle bets and lock in a result before that market has been fully settled. So, you might place a bet on Team A to win at odds of 9/1 with a £10 stake, meaning if they did, your returns would be £100. Team A score first and go 1-0 with 30 minutes still remaining. With cash out betting the bookmaker may offer you say £60 to lock in the profit before that market has settled. You take the £60, which then means that the final result of the match is irrelevant as your bet has already won.
It’s worth noting that you can cash out for a loss. So, in the same example, the game might be 0-0 and heading for a draw with 10 minutes left. The bookmaker offers you £5 to cash out before the end of the game, meaning that you would essentially lose £5 from your original £10 stake.How Does Cashout Affect Betting Offers
What you’re going to find with most bookies is that you can’t use the cash out function with free bets or even as a qualifying bet to trigger ant free bets or promotions. Cash out essentially means that you can guarantee return before the full result has happened, which actually puts the power into the punters hand, albeit for a slightly reduced price than the original odds for your return.
The terms of betting offers mean that a cashed out bet could be massively exploitable in the punters favour. Let’s run through a couple of scenarios why the bookies won’t allow it.
*First scenario – Let’s assume that we place a bet that requires you to wager £20 in order to receive a £20 free bet. If they allowed cash out bets for this, you could literally place a bet of £20 and immediately cash it out to receive your free £20. It offers no risk to the punter and means the bookie pays out every time.
*Second scenario – Another example would be when it comes to wager requirements. Let’s say that the offer was bet £20 and with it you get £20, but you are required to wager through your free bet 5 times before being able to withdraw. In total, this would mean £100 worth of wagers. You could essentially place £100 worth of wagers (single bet or multiple bets) and immediately cash it out before the market has even gone live, technically meaning that you have met the wager requirements with zero exposure.
Bookies bring in terms and conditions such as wagering requirements for offers and promotions to reduce their exposure and also make it hard for players to sign up, have no exposure on their bets and then just leave. Wagering requirements mean that they have to play within the bookmaker for a certain length of time and could potentially lose their initial stake, meaning no promotion has to be paid.Extra Time and Penalties
Extra time and penalties can play a significant role when betting on football. It’s worth noting that for league games these won’t occur, and all markets will be settled under the 90 minutes of the match, which includes added time at the end of the first and second half.
For cup competitions they will become much more prevalent. Competitions such as the FA Cup and the League Cup will have a mix of both in the games. The League Cup format has recently changed and done away with replays if scores are tied after 90 minutes. This means games will head straight to extra time and penalties where needed.
In the FA Cup they will have a replay at a later date if the game is tied after 90 minutes. But, in those replays, if the scores still can’t be separated then only then do they go into extra time and penalties. This only alters once the semi-final and the final take place, usually on neutral ground and hosted at Wembley Stadium. If scores are equal in these matches, then they will play extra time instead of going to a replay. The final, also hosted at Wembley Stadium will follow the same rules.
You need to be aware that for the majority of bets they will only run within 90 minutes and rarely include extra time unless otherwise stated. You are able to bet on markets such as the team to qualify, which includes this if needed, but as stated, most are settled within 90 minutes.How to Bet on Football
If you are new to football betting you could be put off by the vast array of options available on each and every match. Here we have picked out some of the most popular football bets that you will encounter.Match Winner Bets
The match winner market is the most popular betting market that you can get for football. It’s pretty simple as well. There are three results possible; home win, away win and draw. All you need to do is choose the result of the match and you’re set.
There are a couple of things that you need to note for this market though. The match winner is based over 90 minutes, which includes both injury time in the first half and second half. Should a game go to either extra time or penalties, then these won’t count and the result, which in this case would be a draw, will be taken as the settled bet for the market.Half-time/full-time
As variations of this bet you’ll also be able to bet on the half time result and full-time result. For this you need to have the correct result at both half-time and full-time. For example, you might back a draw and home win. If the scores are tied at half-time and the home team win after 90 minutes, then your bet will be successful. You need both parts of this bet to be successful for this.Strategy & Statistics
The match winner market can take in a number of statistics that should help to form your bets. This can include, but isn’t limited to, recent form, league position, head to head, home/away form, player form and number of goals scored and conceded.
Betting patterns, in terms of where the money is headed (odds lengthening and shortening) can offer a good guide on which team’s other punters are fancying for each game.
In the 2017/18 Premier League season, the majority of games were won by the home team:
*46% games won by the home team
*28% games won by the away team
*26% teams ended in a drawHandicap Betting
Handicap betting is where you are applying a theoretical advantage or disadvantage for a certain team. The handicap will be applied in the form of goals either adding them on or subtracting from the full-time score.
For example, you place a bet on team to win with -1 goal. This means that 1 goal will be removed from the full-time score for that team. Essentially, a -1 handicap would mean that a team needs to win by 2 or more goals for that bet to win. If after the handicap has been removed or added, the teams are tied and the result would be a draw, your bet would be refunded. So, if you backed a Team A with a -1 handicap and they won 2-1, the adjusted handicap would be 1-1 (1 goal removed), meaning a draw.Asian Handicaps
The Asian handicap has the same concept, although works a little differently. The idea is that the Asian Handicap eliminates the draw result, meaning that a result always occurs. A typical bet would be -1.5 goals, meaning 1.5 goals are removed from a score or +1.5 goals, meaning 1.5 goals are added to the score.
For example, you back Team A on the Asian handicap with a -1.5 handicap. They win the match 3-1. 1.5 goals would be removed from their score, resulting in a final score of 1.5 – 1. This would mean that your bet wins. Like the regular handicap above, a -1.5 handicap would essentially mean that a team would need to win by 2 or more goals for a successful bet.
You can bet +/- full goals, for example -1 goal with your stake returned if the handicapped result is a draw. You will also see 1/4 bets for example +1.25 which means your stake will be split equally between the values immediately above and below. In this instance half stake on + 1 and half on +1.5.Strategy & Statistics
Handicap betting is a great place to increase the odds for short priced favourites. Any team that is priced around the 1/2 (1.50) or shorter are widely expected to win and to win comfortably. In the real world, these odds offer little value to a lot of punters, with limited returns unless you are betting large stakes.
By applying a handicap to that team you are able to then gain better odds, usually around evens (2.00) or even higher for 1/2 favourites, creating much more value in a game they are already expected to win easily.
The flip side is when you utilise the handicaps for games which on paper will be low scoring. A team that might not be favourite to win, but are tough to beat will benefit massively from a positive handicap being added, often seeing only a small decrease in price.
In the 2017/18 Premier League season, 34.78% of games were won by 2 or more goals.Both Teams to Score (BTTS)
The Both Teams to Score market has quickly become one of the most popular betting markets over the last few years. The concept is very simple; all you need to do is pick games where both teams score at least 1 goal each. The result of the match is actually irrelevant and for this market, all we need is goals.
For example, a game which ended in a 1-1 draw would qualify, just the same as game that finished 9-1, albeit very different overall results.
There are several variations of this bet as well. One of the more popular is the result and BTTS. For this you need to choose either a team to win or alternatively the draw (score draw, essentially). You’re also going to be able to choose Both Teams to Score “no” as an addition to this market. This bet is essentially where at least one team would need to keep clean sheet for it to be successful.Strategy & Statistics
For this market you need to be looking at teams that are free scoring and also pretty weak at the back. You’re going to be able to get exact data from many sites who offer overall percentages of games where both team have scores. In the 2018/19 Premier League season, Leicester had the highest percentage with 63% of their total games having both team scores.
It’s important to delegate your research into both home and away. For example, Leicester’s overall score of 63% of matches was offset slightly, with just 53% of home games having BTTS, but a staggering 74% of away games.
Of all the top flight English leagues, League 2 had the highest BTTS percentage of matches in 2017/18, with 54%, 6% higher than the Premier League’s 49%.Goalscorer Betting
Another popular bet for football is that of the ever-increasing number of goalscorer bets. The most common come in form of the first, last and anytime markets. The first goalscorer is probably the most popular out of the three and for this you need to choose which player will get the first goal of the match. The last goalscorer is the opposite of this, having to choose the player who gets the last goal (note, this can be first goal as well, should the game finish 1-0). Anytime is where you pick a player to score anytime within the 90-minute match.
There are a couple of stipulations that you need to consider for this bet. For example, if your player fails to start the game and only comes on after the first goal has been scored, your bet will be voided,
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