Micro Betting Strategies & Tips | 26th January 2018 | Predictology

Micro Betting Strategies & Tips – 26th January 2018

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You can learn more about the importance and benefits of micro betting strategies in this blog post.  Then each Friday we share we with you some of our micro betting angles and the selections generated for the weekend ahead by these micro betting systems.

After coming close the week before (@15/1), we landed our recommended treble last weekend with odds paying out just under 7/1.

Moving on to the weekend ahead and it’s safe to say that we believe in number crunches over fairytale hunches here at Predictology, which is why we’re doing the sensible thing and swerving the world’s most unpredictable cup competition this weekend.

But FA Cup football in England doesn’t mean there isn’t top-flight action going on elsewhere in Europe…

Over in Italy, you might look at Inter Milan’s trip to SPAL and assume an easy three points for the visitors. This is a European powerhouse against a relegation-tipped “minnow”, after all. But on closer inspection, there’s value here.

SPAL have now gone four home games without a win, but over the last 6.5 seasons, Serie A teams on that specific run of form, have managed to collect three points 39% of the time.

Couple that with the fact Inter are winless in six in all competitions and SPAL’s price of 5.6 with Marathon Bet looks too good to pass up on.

In Spain, it is safe to assume that Deportivo are not in a good place heading into the weekend. A 7-1 crushing at the hands of Real Madrid (we tipped Over 3.5 Goals in that game last week) and a place in the bottom three to boot.

But actually, there is every reason for their fans to fee optimistic ahead of the visit of Levante in this relegation six-pointer. That’s because over the last 6.5 La Liga seasons, clubs on a run like Deportivo’s – winless in four at home – come back to secure three points 46.5% of the time. Bet365’s price of 2.0 for the home win is an appealing one.

Genoa might not set the world alight going forwards, but equally, they don’t let many into their own net either. Their last four games have yielded a total of three goals, that’s one every 120 minutes. Even more impressive when you notice that run included a trip to Juventus.

But that elusive O2.5 Goals game gets more likely the longer the run goes on as Serie A stats from this season show that when teams have played in at least three games with Under 2.5 Goals, a game with more than two goals occurs a massive 71% of the time.

It’s 2.3 with Coral that their game with Udinese breaches the 2.5 line.

Sassuolo are another team who’ve been playing in low-scoring encounters recently. Perhaps visitors Atlanta can bring some with them as three of their last four matches have finished with three or more! Marathon price O2.5 Goals at 2.11 in this Saturday evening tie.

Christmas had literally come early for Napoli fans when they beat Sampdoria 3-2 on the 23rd December, but they haven’t seen a great many goals since with each of their last four games totaling two or less. Serie A records from the last 6.5 seasons suggest there is a 52% chance of that trend reversing this weekend. To add gravitas, they face a Bologna side who have played in games with three or more goals in each of their last six-consecutive outings. It’s 1.50 with Coral that six becomes seven.

For the record, we’ll be keeping our fingers crossed for an FA Cup giant-killing or two this weekend… Safe in the knowledge that it won’t ruin any bets!

Recommended Bet:

Over 2.5 goals (Genoa v Udinese)

Over 2.5 goals (Sassuolo v Atalanta)

Deportivo win (v Levante)

Paying around 9.43 with BetVictor