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Hearts v Rangers Bet Builder 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🧱 @ 4.25

My Hibs v Celtic BB won @ 5.00 over the weekend

Hearts v Rangers
Tomorrow
20:00

I like the look of Calvin Miller to register at least one shot on target against Rangers on Wednesday night.

Miller has been one of Hearts’ most impressive performers during the early part of the season, with a respectable return of 7 goals in 20 appearances across all competitions.

He typically operates on the right wing and is always willing to cut inside and shoot, as shown by his superb strike to seal Hearts’ 2-0 win at Motherwell on Sunday.

Miller is now averaging 1.17 shots on target per game in the Scottish Premiership this season and has worked the opposition goalkeeper at least once in each of his last 5 outings, including away at Celtic.

He’s also Hearts’ penalty taker and occasionally takes free kicks from shooting range, adding to the appeal of backing him to deliver an on-target effort against Rangers.

The South Korean playmaker is becoming an increasingly important figure in Rangers’ attack and looks to be improving with every game.

One notable aspect of Kim’s game is his willingness to try his luck, with the midfielder averaging a sizeable 4.44 shots per 90 across his opening eight Scottish Premiership appearances for Rangers.

A deeper dive into those figures shows that Kim has attempted at least 2 shots in each of the seven Scottish top-flight games he has started this term, firing off no fewer than 5 against St Johnstone last time out.

Hearts conceded 18 shots against Celtic and are giving up an average of just over 11 per game in the Scottish Premiership this season, so Kim looks well placed to get another two efforts away.

While I’m backing Rangers to win or draw on Wednesday night, I don’t expect either side to keep a clean sheet, which is why I’m also taking both teams to score.

Hearts are a much more attack-minded outfit than they were last season, with BTTS landing in 7 of their opening 10 Scottish Premiership games of the campaign.

A closer look shows both teams have scored in 6 of the Jam Tarts’ eight league matches, and 5 of those six games also broke the over 2.5 goal barrier.

The case for BTTS is strengthened by the fact that each team has obliged in 3 of Rangers’ five top-flight road trips this term, including their most recent away day, which was a 2-2 draw at Dundee.

On top of all that, both teams have scored in each of Hearts’ last 3 European games at Tynecastle, adding to the appeal of backing goals at both ends again.

I’m keen to side with Rangers on the double chance when they travel to Tynecastle on Wednesday night.

The Light Blues are unbeaten in their last 10 matches across all competitions, winning an impressive nine of them.

That run includes triumphs over Celtic both home and away, so Rangers will not be fazed by the prospect of facing Hearts in their own backyard.

The Jambos returned to winning ways with a 2-0 victory over Motherwell on Sunday, but they gave up a number of opportunities and lost both the shot count and xG battle at Fir Park.

That win came after Hearts were thrashed 7-1 by Celtic the weekend before last and then lost 2-0 away to Trabzonspor.

Indeed, the Jambos have often come up short against more elite opposition this season, both at home and on the continent, and Rangers very much fall into that category.

What’s more, Hearts are playing their third game in six days, so Rangers should have fresher legs.

Andy Robson

Man City v Brighton Bet Builder 🧱 @ 6.33

Vuskovic has been fouled in six of his last seven starts

Man City v Brighton
Tomorrow
19:30

Man City surrendered their flawless start to the Premier League campaign at the weekend, as they were beaten 2-1 by Aston Villa. Over 2.5 goals has landed in each of the last seven matches for Enzo Maresca’s men, who have cleared this line on their own in five of those games.

Brighton also tasted defeat at the weekend, but they put up a real fight at Anfield and were unfortunate not to find the back of the net given that they registered 17 shots worth 1.32 xG. The Seagulls also managed considerably more possession that Liverpool which shows how competitive they can be against top sides, and this midweek EFL Cup clash at the Etihad should be an even contest.

Expecting chances at both ends of the field, corners are naturally a market to target. Man City were left frustrated by Villa last time out, but they still managed seven corners, while the hosts contributed an additional four. This bet has also landed for Maresca’s men against PSG, with 13 corners, and Liverpool with 11 corners. This is expected to be another close affair.

Meanwhile, Brighton are averaging 10.2 corners per game across all competitions this season, with 6.4 for, and 3.8 against. This line has comfortably cleared in matchups against Arsenal and Chelsea - there were 11 corners awarded in both of those respective matches.

Maresca has persisted with a high line this season, asking his centre backs to be aggressive in their duels in an attempt to win possession back quickly. Because of that, Ruben Dias has racked up some notable foul counts, including three infringements against Aston Villa last time out.

Prior to that, he accounted for two fouls of Man City’s six fouls against AEK Athens in the Champions League, meaning he has recorded at least two fouls in five of last six starts. The only miss came against PSG, but Dias was replaced at halftime in that match. The Portuguese international will have the tough task of trying to contain Kostoulas, and that is a matchup to keep an eye on.

On the opposite side, Luka Vuskovic is another centre back who has been amongst the fouls this season. However, the Croatian international has been adept at drawing free-kicks. In fact, Vuskovic is averaging 1.21 fouls drawn per 90 this season across all competitions, which is impressively high for a centre back. He has been fouled in six of his last seven starts, and will now have to deal with Erling Haaland.

The Norwegian international likes a physical contest, and he is averaging 0.95 fouls per 90 across all competitions this season. Man City racked up 17 infringements against Aston Villa at the weekend, and Brighton can be another frustrating side to face.

Charalampos Kostoulas has been rested in Brighton’s Conference League matches so far, but he did start in the last EFL Cup match against Old Trafford. The Greek international played a key role in that match as the Seagulls came from behind at Old Trafford to win - he bagged one goal, finishing the game with a total of four shots.

Kostoulas has been in excellent form this season, and he is averaging 4.2 shots per 90. That includes taking four shots against Anfield at the weekend, with one of those hitting the target. He also found the back of the net against Arsenal back in September, which shows how he thrives in tougher matchups.

Andy Robson

Liverpool v Chelsea Bet Builder 🧱 @ 3.62

Chelsea are seeing 4.00 goals per game this season

Liverpool v Chelsea
Tomorrow
20:00

Gakpo has recovered from an injury which saw him miss the early weeks of October, starting the last two games for Liverpool and finding the target in both games against Villarreal and Brighton.

Gakpo had six shots against the Seagulls at the weekend, seeing two of those efforts find the target. No Liverpool player had more shots or touches in the opposition box (12) than Gakpo against Brighton, with Iraola’s use of the winger reminding me of his relationship with Semenyo at Bournemouth.

Gakpo has already had 33 touches in the opposition box across his five starts in the Premier League (6.33 per 90), leading to 16 shots (3.12 per 90). He does need to be more clinical with his efforts, given that three of these shots have found the target, but I expect that to level out the more he gets in these promising positions.

We got to see Marco Palestra for the third time in the Premier League from the bench against Tottenham last time out, with the Italian contesting five duels in his 25 minutes of action.

If I’m honest, I thought he looked a little off the pace of the Premier League - which is normal for players arriving from leagues that aren’t as fast paced or intense as the English top flight. I expect him to start here as Alonso attempts to build his fitness, setting him up against either Barcola or Gakpo.

Palestra committed 41 fouls across his 34 starts in Serie A for Cagliari last season (1.20 per 90) and he has the flexibility to play on either side of the pitch. Palestra is one to keep an eye on more generally for foul involvements as he gets more opportunities in this Chelsea side.

It’s hard to see how this is a low scoring game, I expect both sides to rotate but keep similar principles that we’ve seen from them in the Premier League.

Chelsea have seen 3+ goals in six of their eight Premier League matches, and saw nine goals in their EFL Cup clash against Leeds in the previous round - coming away 6-3 winners at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea’s games are seeing an average of 4.00 goals per game, more than any other side in the Premier League. Liverpool have seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches, and covered this line on their own against Tottenham in the previous round with a 3-1 win at Anfield.

I can’t see Chelsea tightening up at the back in time for this clash, and the expected rotation should lead to quite an open game with at least three goals.

Chelsea’s loss against Tottenham over the weekend was a real wake up call for the Blues, who were pretty pathetic in defeat to Roberto De Zerbi’s side.

Xabi Alonso will have to travel to Anfield without Cole Palmer, following a recurrence of the discipline issues that have plagued Chelsea for a few seasons now. Palmer was sent off at Stamford Bridge, and was lucky to be the only one.

Joao Pedro could also still be sidelined, taking away two of Chelsea's most important attacking players. Without that threat in the final third, Chelsea do look a bit rigid and uncreative with the structure behind Rogers, Palmer and Pedro.

Things are looking more positive each week for Liverpool under Iraola. I was impressed with their display against Brighton at the weekend, limiting one of the best attacking sides in the league to just one shot on target.

That victory over the Seagulls represents Liverpool’s fourth straight win across all competitions. They’ll be more confident than Chelsea here, and it looks like Iraola is close to finding the right balance for the likes of Wirtz, Barcola and Isak - which looked near impossible just a few weeks ago.

Andy Robson

What Is a Bet Builder?

A bet builder allows you to combine multiple selections from the same match into a single bet. You can select a simple bet builder with just a few markets, such as a player to be carded, a team to win, and over 2.5 goals, or you can push the boat out a bit further and go for a long list of markets.

The odds given for the bet builder will be a reflection of the combination of each leg landing. A bet builder combines selections from the same fixture, unlike an acca, which combines bets from different matches.

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Premier League Bet Builders

Premier League bet builders can be quite diverse with so much data available on teams and players. There tends to be quite a range of bets taken on player fouls, fouls won, shots, and shots on target.

New markets are consistently being added as well, such as player shots created and player tackles. Premier League bet builders tend to be focused on a specific matchup, particularly when a defensive player will be up against a tricky winger.

Champions League Bet Builders

Champions League bet builders tend to take a slightly different angle. There can be quite a large gulf in quality between opponents during the league phase, while you also get some mammoth fixtures between the top European sides.

For these matches, bet builders tend to be more card-focused, as teams don’t want to make a mistake. In more one-sided matchups, goalscorer markets are one to target.

EFL Bet Builders

EFL bet builders tend to be more focused on team markets, as coverage is not as diverse as the Premier League. Referees also tend to be a bit more lenient compared to the top flight, but games are much more scrappier. That makes player foul markets particularly appealing, but not necessarily cards.

European Leagues Bet Builders

Bet builders across the top European leagues can vary quite significantly. La Liga bet builders tend to be more focused on fouls and cards, as games can be quite intense, especially between rivals.

Bundesliga bet builders lean more on shots and goalscorers, as matches are often a bit more open with chances at both ends of the field. Ligue 1 and Serie A are a bit less consistent, so bet builders in these leagues can vary quite a lot, with a mixture of team and player markets.

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Every selection in his builders is backed by specific data, a clearly defined matchup angle or a well-evidenced statistical pattern.

Andy's bet builders typically run between three and five legs, in the odds range of 3/1 to 5/1 for safer builders, and 10/1 or more for longshots.

He concentrates primarily on the Premier League, Scottish Football and the Champions League, where he can really use his wealth of experience and knowledge to find value in the markets.

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Highest-Rated Bet Builders

Our highest-rated builders are the ones where every leg carries both statistical backing and a clear narrative. It is not enough for a selection to only have favourable historical data - we also need to consider the matchup and whether the data is relevant for this specific fixture.

We consider the opponent, direct matchup, referee and game context. When the data and narrative align, our confidence is high for these bet builders.

Best Value Bet Builders

Value means finding selections where the odds on offer exceed the true probability of the outcome landing. A leg priced at 2.0 implies a 50% probability - if our analysis suggests the actual likelihood is closer to 60%, that represents value for us to take advantage of.

Shortest Bet Builders

Shorter bet builders typically contain two or three legs at relatively short individual prices. With fewer selections included, there are fewer individual outcomes that need to land for the overall bet to be successful, although every leg still needs to win.

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Our bet builder content is produced by a panel of experienced tipsters, who offer different angles to approach each fixture.

Ramis Ibrahim has a background in sports analysis and focuses primarily on player markets - fouls, cards, and shots. He is adept at identifying strong individual matchup angles that the odds haven't fully accounted for.

DB Spots Trends specialises in analysing how players and teams tend to play in certain scenarios, and using the numbers to confirm whether a bet might be good value or not. His focus is always on looking to exploit inefficiencies in the market.

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Best Player Markets

The four player markets that feature most consistently in bet builders are anytime scorer, shots on target, player assists and player cards. Anytime scorer works best when a player is in good form, takes penalties and faces a weak defensive opponent.

The focus here is usually on attacking players; Shots on target can target a broader range of players - sometimes even defenders if they have a strong matchup, or a physical advantage from set-pieces.

Player assists suit wide players and set-piece takers in games where a team are likely to dominate possession. Player cards can be a lucrative market when you have a fullback defending a direct winger, or simply a defensive player who loves to fly into challenges.

Best Team Markets

Team markets are a lot broader than player markets, and the most common things to back are match winner prices, total goals, total corners and total cards. It can be more difficult to find value in match winner and total goal odds, but this is where analysis of specific game context and injuries becomes particularly handy.

Corners become a market to target in games which are likely to be more open, or dominated by one side, whereas cards are the opposite. When a game is expected to be cagey and tightly contested, you are more likely to see the dark arts coming into play - cynical fouls and time-wasting, which makes cards a target.

Markets to Combine Carefully

Correlation is an important concept in bet building, and you can use it to increase your odds without asking for too much more. For example, if you’re targeting a fullback to commit fouls against a winger who goes down easily, you can combine fullback fouls with winger fouls won, which will boost the odds. You can often get these selections treated as independent outcomes by the bookmaker.

With that being said, it’s not advisable to stack selections for bigger markets, such as a player to score and over goals. If you back a striker to score, and his team to also score over 2.5 goals, the odds won’t change very much as the relationship between the two markets will be accounted for.

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Bet Builder Offers and Boosts

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Bet Builder Super Sub is a promotional feature that allows your bet to continue even if your player is substituted. If you back a player to have a shot on target, and he is replaced after 60 minutes on a blank, then the bet will roll over to his replacement, giving you an extra 30 minutes to get over the line.

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Bet builder insurance is a promotion where the bookmaker refunds your stake if your builder loses by exactly one leg. It is popular because it removes frustration from being let down by one leg.

Bet Builder Price Boosts

A price boost means the bookmaker has increased the odds on a specific bet builder. These are usually pre-built, meaning they can be a bit of a trap as some bet builders can still be poor value even after the boost. However, sometimes these price boosts present genuine opportunities. A genuinely good price boost has consistent data to back it up, as well as a favourable matchup.

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How do bet builder odds work?

Each leg in a bet builder has individual odds, and the bookmaker multiplies those odds together to produce a combined price. A two-leg builder at 2.0 and 3.0 would return 6.0 if the legs are independent, but the bookmaker may shorten that price if the outcomes are correlated.

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Who are your bet builder tipsters?

Our panel currently includes Ramis Ibrahim, DB Spots Trends and Grant Heaney, each of whom specialises in different competitions and market types. Andy Robson also produces regular bet builder content with a focus on the Premier League, SPFL and Champions League. All tipsters have their own author pages where you can read more about their background and approach.

How often are tips updated?

Tips are published throughout the week in line with the fixture schedule. Our busiest publishing days are Friday, Saturday and Sunday, when the majority of Premier League and EFL fixtures take place, with Champions League content published midweek.

What is the difference between a bet builder and an acca?

An accumulator combines selections from multiple different matches, whereas a bet builder combines multiple markets from the same single match.

How many legs should a bet builder have?

For most people, three to five legs is the sweet spot, as this allows you to boost the odds without taking on too much risk. Having too many legs means there is too much that can go wrong, while having only two legs often doesn’t seem worthwhile for a bet builder.

Can you cash out a bet builder?

Most bookmakers that offer bet builders also offer cash out on them, but it varies. Check the terms before placing if cash out is important to your strategy.

Do all bookmakers offer bet builders?

Most major UK bookmakers offer a bet builder feature, including bet365, Sky Bet, Paddy Power, Betfair and William Hill. The range of available markets varies between operators, so it is worth comparing platforms if you have a specific market or competition in mind.

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