Value bets yesterday
Side-by-side: the bookmaker price and our fair price for each selection. Listed here are the ones where the bookmaker pays clearly more than fair – a lower hit rate, bigger returns, a strategy for small level stakes.
SpainCopa Del Rey1X2Our tip
AfricaAfrica Cup Of Nations Qualification1X2Our tip
EuropeUEFA Nations League1X2Our tip
ColombiaPrimera B1X2Our tip
MexicoLiga MX Femenil1X2Our tip
WorldFriendlies1X2Our tip
South-KoreaWK League1X2Our tip
EgyptSecond League1X2Our tip
OmanFA Cup1X2Our tip
WorldCAF U23 Cup Of Nations1X2Our tip
LiberiaLFA First Division1X2Our tip
ArgentinaReserve League1X2Our tip
North & Central AmericaCONCACAF Nations League1X2Our tip
EuropeU20 Elite League1X2Our tip
UruguaySegunda División1X2Our tip
JamaicaPremier League1X2Our tip
GuatemalaLiga Nacional1X2Our tip
Yesterday's value picks
38 selections where the bookmaker odds are bigger than they should be, at average odds of 2.33. The best of them: Angola U23 vs Congo U23 – Draw at 3.42, which we rate at 54% when the odds suggest only 29%.
At odds around 2.33 you need roughly 43% winners to break even. Last 30 days: 1,708 of 3,922 won (44%). Value works over many bets, not in one day.
How to play value picks
- Use small, equal stakes – about 1–2% of your betting money.
- Play them as singles; combining them adds a lot of risk.
- If the odds have dropped, the value is gone – skip it.
- Losing runs of five or more are normal with value picks.
What makes a value spot
Every price implies a probability: 2.50 is about 40% (100 ÷ 2.50) before margin. When our model has the same outcome at 46% or more, the bookmaker is paying over fair – and repeatedly taking prices above fair is how an edge turns into profit over time.
This list sits apart from the main predictions because its hit rate is lower. The results record logs both so you can compare them.
Frequently asked questions
What makes the list?
Probability × price of at least 1.06 – a 6%+ edge over fair – at prices from 1.60 to 4.50.
Do edge picks win more?
No – they win less often than main picks. The aim is profit over a long run of small, level stakes.
Why so many draws?
Bookmakers often price the draw long in tight games; when the model rates it well above the implied probability, it shows here.