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| Shola celebrates the Top Draw success! |
This last weekend was another good solid week for the BetsLayer, 2 out of 4 account bets won, with Stoke's strong 2-0 home win and both Bolton and Wigan scoring. Also with Newcastle's late equaliser 2 out of 6 on the Top Draw delivered again at nice odds, add in the Luckylucas Lower League with one big price winner Crystal Palace away at Watford and one no bet to return overall £372.5 for an initial stake of £275, giving us a very tasty 35% ROI for a second week running. In truth it could have been so much better if not for our Burnley Top Draw being sunk by a 98th minute...yes you read right a 98th minute winner for Reading.
In summary we have now staked £625 with a return of £741 ROI 18.56% over the 3 weeks.
In addition to the above we also provided the EPL match analysis, which even with the more conservative Trade Zone approach to the First goal odds would have broken even on the Value Highlights.
The analysis included such gems as :-
In a game where there are not many standout stats Liverpool to score the first goal is certainly a good option. Liverpool have scored the 1st goal in 6 of their last 8 home games to similar rated sides and Manchester United have conceded the first goal 5 times in 10 matches away to teams of Liverpool’s rating. Liverpool 6/5 (2.20) to score the first goal of the game looks like its worth of consideration
Liverpool scored first in the 68th Minute of the Game.
The first goal to be scored after 25 minutes looks a reasonable option as the 1st goal has been scored after 25 minutes in 6 of Liverpools last 8 home games to sides of Manchester Uniteds Rating and in 6 of Manchester Uniteds last 10 games away to team’s of Liverpools rating. The First goal of the game to be scored after 25 minutes can be backed at 10/11 (1.91)
Liverpool scored first in the 68th Minute of the Game.
In eight of Manchester City’s 11 games this season, the second half has produced most goals 11/10 (2.10)
Second half had comfortably more goals with 4 to 1.
In the goals markets there is a bias to 3 or more and this has been seen in 8 of Norwich’s last 12 home games and in 8 of Swanseas last 15 away games. Over 2.5 goals can be backed at 11/10 (2.10) and this looks to offer value
Overs arrrived in the 12th minute of the game.
Stay Lucky, the BetsLayer!
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