Football
How to win N50k on today games
By Ediale Kingsley
There’s nothing like having a very competitive set of games to select from as you stake your bets. Today, There are matches from the World Cup Qualifier ties. Since every player wants to be in the World Cup, it makes it easy the prediction job easy.
There are games that are sure straight wins, as the stronger teams should take the full 3 points available.
Austria – Georgia 1
Moldova – Wales 2
Italy – Israel 1
Liechtenstein – Spain 2
Bolivia – Chile 2
Some other teams that ought to be strong but aren’t playing to their full potential or have a competitive challenger.
Egypt – Uganda 1X
South Africa – Cape Verde 1X
For other teams, we can rely more on them scoring goals than winning. Especially a match we are sure of a goal-goal situation. Yet it’s safer to go for a minimum of two goals staking.
Turkey – Croatia Over 1.5
Colombia – Brazil Over 1.5
And finally there are teams, we know are too tight. We know the goals won’t come pouring in, at least on paper. Since they are going to rely on physical tactics. Since we know its a WCQ and the teams will try hard to put in a goal. We go for a minimum of 1 goal bet.
Congo – Ghana Over 0.5
DR Congo – Tunisia Over 0.5
Ivory Coast – Gabon Over 0.5
Algeria – Zambia Over 0.5
So there you have it, punters can use the code bellow.
Bet9ja Code: 5DY3JFB
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