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EVERY weekend William Hill's Scottish football expert Owen Scott studies the stats to come up with betting specials.

These are not tips but of interest to people who love looking at the stats before having a bet. All prices are with William Hill.

Dundee v Kilmarnock

Ex-Killie player Gary Harkins scored a double against his former club during his previous spell at Dundee. Harkins to score and Dundee Win 19-5.

Hamilton v Inverness

Inverness have won on their last two visits to Hamilton, both teams scored
in both matches. Both to score and Inverness win 10-3.

Motherwell v St Mirren

Kenny McLean was linked away from the club in the summer but decided to
stay. He netted in his last match against Motherwell. McLean to score anytime 11-4.

Aberdeen v Dundee Utd

Aberdeen were unbeaten against United last season and in both their wins United managed a goal. Both to score and Aberdeen win 10-3.

Ross County v St Johnstone

County have won the last two matches against St Johnstone 1-0. Ross County to win 1-0 13-2.

Hibs v Livingston

There have been 10 goals scored in the last two league matches between these
sides at Easter Road. Five or more goals in match 10-3.

Cowdenbeath v Falkirk

Rory Loy scored in three of Falkirk's wins against the Blue Brazil last season. Loy to score and Falkirk win 15-8.

QoS v Alloa

QoS only lost one goal to Alloa last season in their four matches. QoS to win to nil 9-4.

Raith v Dumbarton


An average of 4.75 goals per game were scored over their four matches
against each other last season. Four or more goals in match 13-8.

Rangers v Hearts (Sunday)

Hearts have scored on their last two visits to Ibrox but Rangers have not lost a home league match since April 2013. Both to score and Rangers win 5-2.

5 Comments
  1. Eddie 10 years ago

    Could someone please help.
    On the SPL antepost Handicap betting
    Mcbookie are offering 7/1 for Aberdeen +27
    Does this mean if Celtic win the league by 26 points or less then Aberdeen is a winner.
    Sorry in advance if this sounds like a daft question

  2. Chip 10 years ago

    Eddie, the thing with antepost handicap betting is that everyone is on a handicap as well as the team you’ve chosen. If Celtic are +0 for their handicap (which I’m assuming they are) then you will win your bet if Aberdeen finish 2nd and Celtic win the league by 26 points or less. Saying that, if Aberdeen finish second with not as many point and the team who have a handicap of +32 finish third you have to work out whether they would finish above Celtic or Aberdeen.

    Sorry if that confuses you even more but just remember that every team has a handicap :)

  3. Eddie 10 years ago

    Ok chip cheers for that
    I get it now
    I thought it was too good a price

  4. big jim belfast 10 years ago

    Mr fix it will you be putting up your top treble and super single for saturdays football goodluck to this new season. Big jim belfast

  5. Chip 10 years ago

    Eddie, it is quite a good price considering Celtic won the league by 29 points last year ahead of Motherwell and I don’t expect that to happen again this season. You can never know with Scottish football though!

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