Magic Mark
Our profitable column is back for another week and we kick off at the KC stadium where our first bet is to see both teams not to score in a low scoring affair. Our preference selection did not meet our minimum criteria for this column.
West ham are not big enough on merit of price considering how poor they were on the road last season. Struggling to find the net in the league, the visitors have played three of the last six out as goal-less draws and it is 9/1 for a 0-0 (any takers take no goalscorer). West ham have not scored more than one goal on the road in nearly a year.
West Ham are good on the road being able to keep things tight and anticipate West Ham settling for a point.
Our second selection has Man City, who have great form against Villa winning six of the last seven, and Villa have failed to keep a clean sheet at home in thirteen matches. The last four games in particular have seen low scoring affair’s with a total of just five goals in 360 minutes of football (excluding injury time)
Villa have just pocketed a single point at home this season, with City keeping a clean sheet in three of the last four on the road.
City have an opportunity and they should not squander it. They polished United out the picture last weekend, with Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal left to take out, you could be looking at the next champions. Man City are 11/13 on the Asian handicap minus one with BetVictor and 11/8 on the standard handicap. With the Asian handicap with City, if they win by exactly one goal, all stakes are returned!
Our last selection goes with Burnley, who play a Charlton team who have not won the last six on the road, but have drawn four. Burnley come in to this with form compared to Charlton and think the journey up north may edge a win for the home side.
Magic Mark selections:
Hull/West Ham – one or neither team to score, Man C -1 AH and Burnley – Pays 6.79 BetVictor
Double Chance
Our favourite column is back where we choose between three and four teams not to lose and offer you the best odds at the time of writing!
Our first selection goes with Arsenal who travel to Swansea. Arsenal have turned a corner and are unbeaten in atleast the last six. They play a Swansea side with no lack of power in attack, but the gunners away form is something else and we feel the 11/8 on offer to win outright is worthy of taking, but are taking the double chance odds.
Our banker selection for this column to bump the odds up a bit goes with Leicester and our third selection goes with Nottingham Forest to avoid losing versus rivals Derby. I have it on good authority that Forest fans from inside the camp think Forest can romp this, but we take a more conservative approach, seeing Forest have only lost one game this season narrowly and have avoiding defeat on the other seven games. They also have a tight defense also and they compile our treble.
Double Chance selections:
Arsenal, Leicester and Nottingham Forest to not lose – 2.03 Skybet
Our profitable column is back for another week and we kick off at the KC stadium where our first bet is to see both teams not to score in a low scoring affair. Our preference selection did not meet our minimum criteria for this column.
West ham are not big enough on merit of price considering how poor they were on the road last season. Struggling to find the net in the league, the visitors have played three of the last six out as goal-less draws and it is 9/1 for a 0-0 (any takers take no goalscorer). West ham have not scored more than one goal on the road in nearly a year.
West Ham are good on the road being able to keep things tight and anticipate West Ham settling for a point.
Our second selection has Man City, who have great form against Villa winning six of the last seven, and Villa have failed to keep a clean sheet at home in thirteen matches. The last four games in particular have seen low scoring affair’s with a total of just five goals in 360 minutes of football (excluding injury time)
Villa have just pocketed a single point at home this season, with City keeping a clean sheet in three of the last four on the road.
City have an opportunity and they should not squander it. They polished United out the picture last weekend, with Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal left to take out, you could be looking at the next champions. Man City are 11/13 on the Asian handicap minus one with BetVictor and 11/8 on the standard handicap. With the Asian handicap with City, if they win by exactly one goal, all stakes are returned!
Our last selection goes with Burnley, who play a Charlton team who have not won the last six on the road, but have drawn four. Burnley come in to this with form compared to Charlton and think the journey up north may edge a win for the home side.
Magic Mark selections:
Hull/West Ham – one or neither team to score, Man C -1 AH and Burnley – Pays 6.79 BetVictor
Double Chance
Our favourite column is back where we choose between three and four teams not to lose and offer you the best odds at the time of writing!
Our first selection goes with Arsenal who travel to Swansea. Arsenal have turned a corner and are unbeaten in atleast the last six. They play a Swansea side with no lack of power in attack, but the gunners away form is something else and we feel the 11/8 on offer to win outright is worthy of taking, but are taking the double chance odds.
Our banker selection for this column to bump the odds up a bit goes with Leicester and our third selection goes with Nottingham Forest to avoid losing versus rivals Derby. I have it on good authority that Forest fans from inside the camp think Forest can romp this, but we take a more conservative approach, seeing Forest have only lost one game this season narrowly and have avoiding defeat on the other seven games. They also have a tight defense also and they compile our treble.
Double Chance selections:
Arsenal, Leicester and Nottingham Forest to not lose – 2.03 Skybet