We’re here to preview the Bet of the Day for Thursday’s sporting action, where we’re hedging our bets on a treble which includes teams from the Europa League, as well as the Europa Conference League.
Bet Of The Day Tip
Thursday’s Bet of the Day – Football @ 3.99/1
Odds were correct at the time of publication and subject to change.
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Thursday’s Bet of the Day is made up through a football starting on Thursday evening, and reaching a conclusion tonight.
First up is probably our hardest match in the treble as we are predicting Bayer Leverkusen to beat Roma in their Europa League semi-final first leg match tonight. The German champions are playing away from home; however, opponents Roma have been pretty inconsistent lately and have only managed 5 wins in their last 10 games. Meanwhile, Bayer Leverkusen have 7 wins in their last 10 games and 3 draws. They seem to have a knack of not losing this season and with their quality on show we expect them to beat Roma tonight.
The next selection in today’s treble is for Aston Villa to beat Olympiacos in their Europa Conference League first leg match tonight. The Premier League side are at home, where they have won all their games in Europe this season. Unai Emery has made Villa Park a fortress at the moment in Europe. Meanwhile, Olympiacos have had a good season in Europe; however, they have been inconsistent away from home and they have failed to win on their travels in 4 of their games in Europe. With the dominance of Villa at home, we expect them to pick up a huge win tonight in the Europa Conference League.
Finally, we’re heading back to the Europa League, where we expect both teams to score in the semi-final match between Marseille and Atalanta tonight. The bookies are struggling to pick a favourite for this match and we expect it to be closely contested. Marseille have scored in their last 6 games, whilst Atalanta have scored in 5 of their last 6 matches. With a final on the line for both of these teams, we expect them to attack from the start and hopefully this means both teams will score on the night.
Thursday’s Bet of the Day – Aston Villa and Bayer Leverkusen to win and BTTS in Marseille vs Atalanta @ 3.99/1 with bet365
Odds from bet365 are correct as of 9:00 am, 02/05/24. Odds are subject to change.
Bet Of The Day Record
Here’s how we’ve done over the last few days:
Bet of the Day | Win/Loss | Odds |
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Murkel Dellien to win 2-0 | Loss | 5/6 |
Liechtenstein to win to nil | Loss | 4/5 |
De Minaur to win 2-0 | Win | 4/6 |
Racing de Santander to win | Win | 10/11 |
England to win | Loss | 5/6 |
Reading to win | Win | 4/5 |
What is a Bet of the Day?
The Bet of the Day is our recommended selection and is often a single, double, treble or accumulator. We research a wide selection of leagues and statistics to create our choice and weigh this up with the best odds to bring you our top picks. These may not always come through so be sure to gamble responsibly and only bet with what you can afford to lose.
How do we go about selecting our Bet of the Day?
We consider several things when selecting our bet of the day.
Statistics, current form, head-to-head record, league position are just a few of the points we look at before making our selection.
What do we look for in our bet of the day?
The main thing we’re looking for when making our bet of the day is the value for money.
Any customer can make random selections based on relatively short odds, but we try and find odds that should be shorter odds than what’s being offered by a bookmaker when we take into consideration various statistics and form.
What price do we try to make our bet of the day?
We tend to look for odds in and around evens as a minimum for our bet of the day, as that means that punters will be at least able to there or thereabouts be able to double their money. However, we’re also keen to find trebles and accumulators with minimum odds of 3/1.
However, it’s important to remember that you should only bet what you can afford to lose, as no selections are ever certain to win.