Premier League Betting Tips

The Premier League is set for yet another blistering season! The most competitive  football league is set to keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. 

Let's take a look at what value is through the table!

Premier League Winner Odds

It's no surprise that Manchester City and Liverpool are going into this year in a two-way title fight for third year running. 

A whole host of Premier League betting sites are currently backing City ahead of champions Liverpool much to the surprise of many. 

Take advantage of a betting community that's dominant in every area of the field, primed to deliver man-of-the-match performances time and again.

BetBlazers.com are on hand to provide you with the best and most reliable tips on the most popular league in the world, The English Premier League (EPL).

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Our in-house tipsters will guarantee you’re fully up-to-date with all the latest news and developments before each round of fixtures, providing you with the breaking injury news and likely-line-ups, as well as expert insight into how each game may unfold.

With each of the 380 fixtures guaranteed compulsory viewing, crammed full of incident and drama, there are options galore when it comes to the range of different markets you can have a flutter on.

Each game will have over 100 various pre-match markets ready to play for

Each individual game will have up to and sometimes over 100 various pre-match markets readily available to lay money on, the primary and more favoured options centring on the match result, correct score and first goalscorer.

The selections are almost endless and also tend to include Under/Over a certain amount of goals, both teams to score, number of corners taken and booking points accumulated.

The sheer variety of options means you’ll never grow tired of betting on the Premier League

Selected betting sites will even give you the option to build or ‘request a bet’ based on how you see the match panning out, providing you with combined odds on a set of match events.

And if this isn’t enough to satisfy your thirst, the hugely popular in-play markets deliver the most updated odds and scenarios relevant to what is directly happening in the game, such as, the latest odds on a player having already scored two goals, to go on and claim his hat-trick.

Variety of markets and matches is a big attraction for many people who love Premier League betting. The sheer variety of options to play means that you’ll never grow tired of Premier League betting.

Premier League Betting: Betting on the Final Score

More often than not, calling the final outcome of a match is the main port-of-call for the majority of punters. 

The Traditional Way

For betting on the most common Full-Time Result (1X2), you simply lay your money on either a home win (1), a draw (X) or an away win (2), giving you a 33.3% chance of success. A correct prediction from the three possible outcomes yields a win based on the odds given when you placed your bet. Simples.

Asian Handicap

But as is sometimes the case, a team is such a clear favourite that there’s not much value in the odds given, with only a sizeable stake likely to yield a return of any value.

This is where the Asian Handicap (AH) market comes into play, a form of betting that takes the prospect of a draw out of the equation entirely.

You’ll either bet on the home team or the away team, where one is set as the favourite and assigned a negative handicap, the other the underdog and set a positive handicap. With just two possible outcomes to choose, your chance of success, this time, stands at 50%.

Betting on the final score is easily the most popular form of Premier League betting

A number of factors including player availability, current form, home field advantage and historical performance are taken into account when determining the difference in quality of the two opponents and assigning each with the correct handicap.

From here, the perceived better team will be placed at a disadvantage and start the match with either -0.5, -1, -1.5, or -2 goals.

The negative handicap handed to the favourite simply counters the perceived bias in the ability of the two opponents to level the playing field and provide you with better odds.

The coming together of two evenly-matched teams will see a level handicap set where both sides begin on 0 goals, neither possessing a handicap bias here. In the event of a draw, all bets are refunded due to both teams being on zero goals and no advantage existing.

Double Chance

A double chance bet does exactly what it says on the tin, giving you the opportunity to cover two of the three possible outcomes (home win, draw, away win) in a match, with one single bet. 

Alongside the options mentioned above, this method is extremely popular among punters for its flexibility. As long as you feel a team is pretty unlikely to lose, you can cover yourself with a win and a draw and combine the two outcomes in one bet.

In essence, you’re betting on a win/draw scenario for the team you’ve backed - you win if the team you’ve bet on avoids defeat.

You may also feel a draw isn’t at all likely, in which case you’d back a home or away win as part of your double chance bet.

For example: 

• Home team (1) and draw (X) –  Your bet is a winner if the home side wins or draws the match
• Away team (2) and draw (X) – Your bet is a winner if the away team wins or draws the match
• Home team (1) and Away team (2) – Your bet is a winner if the home team or away team wins the match.

Naturally, the odds given won’t offer as much value if you had opted for a straight win or draw outside of this, as you’ve increased your chances of winning by fusing the two outcomes together.