Welcome back to MFT’s 10-1,000 betting challenge, where we aim for a 100x return on the original investment via a small stake betting strategy, prioritising low risk and low odds en route to a long-term target.
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We will use a unit system for our stakes, allowing readers to set their own unit value that suits their own budget. For the sake of simplicity, for us, 1 unit = £1.
We will continue to transparently track our progress as far as we go on the path to 1,000, but will refresh our main tracking stake back to the starting point every time we surpass 100 units – a 10x ROI.
For the sake of consistency, all tips are placed using odds from bet365. It worth pointing out that with Bet365 we can paid out if our selection goes into a lead by two or more goals.
Bet 1 – Sheffield Wednesday vs Watford – Tuesday 10th March 19:45
Watford travel to Sheffield Wednesday in the Championship with the visitors holding the stronger form and underlying numbers.
Wednesday’s season has collapsed with 13 consecutive defeats and a run of 30 league games without a win, losing 23 of those matches. Their attacking output at home remains extremely low with just 0.74 xG, 9.11 shots and only 2.39 shots on target per game. They have also failed to score in 61% of home matches.
Watford’s away process is stronger with 1.20 xG and 10.9 shots per game while conceding only 10.0 shots. The visitors also average 3.4 shots on target and have produced competitive underlying numbers across the season. With Wednesday struggling badly to create chances or score goals, Watford look well placed to avoid defeat.
- Bet: Watford double chance
- Odds: 1/5
- 10 units to return 12.00
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