Ayr United started the season on fire under new manager Gary Naysmith and, after a dip in form, they look a big price to get back to winning ways at home to Caley Thistle.
The Honest Men started the season with a bang after five straight wins – four in the League Cup and one in the opening game of the Championship.
But they have come off the rails since then and have managed just two draws in their last four league games.
However, one of those defeats was away at Partick Thistle and they could have quite easily snatched a point at least at Firhill against the side who look the most likely to win the league.
Yet they are 15/8 outsiders with McBookie.com against newly-promoted Inverness, who have yet to win a game in the league.
ICT have scored just two goals in their five games and look to be taking some time to adjust to being back in the second tier.
It's hard to understand why they are favourites at Somerset Park and an Ayr win is a nice price.
Raith Rovers vs Arbroath predictions
Raith Rovers look solid 5/6 shots with McBookie.com to get the better of Arbroath at Kirkcaldy.
Dougie Imrie's men are shaping for a promotion fight and certainly look strong enough to make the play-offs at least.
They have won three of their last four league games including a fine win in the Highlands last week and their only loss was that painful last gasp derby defeat at Dunfermline.
Rovers brought in 12 players in the window and Imrie looks to have recruited well. One look at their bench last week shows he had players full of experience like Lewis Stevenson, George Oakley, Dylan Easton, Scott Brown and Charlie Telfer to bring on. That's not bad at Championship level.
Arbroath have picked up recently, but Rovers should have too much for them.
Montrose vs Cove Rangers predictions
Montrose have won their last three games in League One and can make it four at McBookie.com's evens with a win against Cove Rangers at Links Park.
The Gable Endies have beaten East Kilbride, Queen of the South and Peterhead and scored eight goals and conceded just one in that time.
Gary Oliver has scored six goals in his last seven games and can get some joy against Paul Hartley's men, who have lost all six games away from their Aberdeen home this season.
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