You can use our game predictions to build fourfold, fivefold and even sixfold Accumulators. These Accas could yield big wins IF they come in. Remember, the more games you add to your Acca, the bigger the risk.

Twice a week, we publish a fourfold Acca for our visitors. You can find it on our homepage. We also give tips for betting on Under/Over Goals, BTTS and Anytime Scorer bets. One popular page on our site is the OVER 5.5 goals; it’s a ‘double’ on two games which we think will end in a goal-fest. The bet is a risky one, but the potential returns can be enormous.

If you’re new to football Acca betting, you should read our quick guide. It will help you avoid common mistakes, teach you how to leverage your football knowledge, and tell you the best places to bet online.

You’ll probably have noticed that the bulk of our betting tips concern the Premier League. Top-flight English football is the biggest and best league in Europe. Measured by revenue, fans attending matches, or pure excitement, the Premier League tops the table.

Typically we provide four or five Premier League previews per week. We don’t just focus on the big clubs either. If we think Crystal Palace vs Wolves is likely to provide plenty of betting opportunities – we’ll cover the game.

We have lots of stats for the Premier League as a whole. If you’re interested in the top Prem scorers? Click Here. Prefer to know which teams have the best Over 2.5 goals stats? Click Here.

The Italian football has come a long way since the dark days of financial scandal which rocked Serie A back in 2006. The league is now back on track.

The signing of Ronaldo by Juventus in 2018 revived enthusiasm in the Italian league. Club football in the country is now more potent than at any time in the past decade.

Although Italian football has a reputation for its defensive style, the reality is somewhat different. Looking at the data reveals some interesting stats.

The league average for OVER 3.5 is 36%, higher than the Premier League average of 27%. If we look at the 2.5 goals stats, we see a similar pattern. In Serie A 59% of games ended over 2.5, that figure is 48% in the Premier League.

The Serie A BTTS league average is 61%. The Premier League is hovering around 48%. Those numbers put paid to the widely held belief that Italian football is low scoring, defensive and dull.