Football Accumulator Tips

It’s the weekend again! You know it’s almost Saturday when you start looking at the huge weekend football fixture list, hoping for a few games to stick out like sore thumbs in order to build a banker accumulator!

This Saturday looks a very tough one to call, with many games priced very closely, but there are indeed a few games that are begging to be put together to form a lovely banker accumulator. Here’s my take on the best bets for Saturday.

After a busy week of European football we return to the domestic action this weekend for our banker accumulator tip, and there is some great value to be had this Saturday.

At first glance there were three games that really stuck out as bankers at nice odds which when put together promise a great return should it be successful.

Here is my bets bet for Saturday 22nd September:

International matches generally throw up a few shock results, and if you can call them right there are goldmines left right and centre when countries go head to head.

However, as this Friday’s fixtures are predominantly World Cup Qualifying fixtures, an air of predictability is restored, which can only be good news for many punters who like to pick up some tidy prices and profits alike.

One of the hottest markets in the betting world today is the increasingly popular Draw No Bet. The market is a firm favourite with many punter’s as it offers flexibility on returns, and instead of an off-key result ruining your slip, it may just alter the odds as if the selection ends in a tie, the Bet is just refunded (or in multiples it is just removed making a treble a 2-fold or single for example)

Here’s my pick of the weekend’s action in the DNB market:

After studying the Scandinavian fixtures for a bit of betting value this weekend, I’ve stumbled on a couple of fixtures that really stand out. I’ve done pretty well with my tips from this neck of the woods since the end of the English season, and I’m hoping today’s double up does the business.

There’s a whole host of Europa League 2nd round qualifiers to scroll through tomorrow, and I’ve really put in some hours this week dedicated purely to finding some value, as I know that the bookies really struggle to price these games up so early in the competition.

It can be nigh on impossible to judge how a Lithuanian team matches up to a Macedonian team, but a great tool to have in your punters box of trick is to have a list of UEFA coefficients, which rate each and every nation according to their performances, and strength as a footballing nation.