FAVOURITE | OPPOSITION | TIME | WIN % | ODDS | PREDICTION |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Kahramanmarasspor | Karaman | 11:30 | 36% | 2.15 | AVOID |
Corluspor | Ayvalikgucu | 12:00 | 45% | 1.75 | HOME WIN |
Kastamonuspor | Fatsa Bld. | 12:00 | 55% | 1.40 | HOME WIN |
Kucukcekmece | Inegolspor | 12:00 | 33% | 2.25 | AVOID |
Beyoglu Yeni Carsi | Silivrispor | 12:00 | 36% | 2.10 | AVOID |
Bolivar | Atletico-MG | 22:00 | 50% | 1.75 | HOME DNB |
CA Bizertin | AS Gabes | 14:30 | 57% | 1.47 | HOME WIN |
CS Sfaxien | Ben Guerdane | 14:30 | 59% | 1.47 | HOME WIN |
Club Africain | JS Omrane | 14:30 | 56% | 1.55 | AWAY WIN |
Zarzis | Monastir | 14:30 | 36% | 2.63 | AVOID |

It's only natural for new bettors to be confused when they come across dropping odds. It may seem a bit strange at first but ultimately it is a rather common event in any sports match. How to interpret dropping odds Commonly the term dropping odds means that the bookmaker is adjusting his prices due to a specific outcome getting a lot of action or a last minute change like the absence of a star player. Usually this is nothing to worry about but if you notice a significant change in the odds then something could be happening, it's up to you to learn what that is and of course use it in your favour. How to use dropping odds It is not hard to use dropping and rising odds both in pre-game markets and in In-Play action to your favour with only a little bit of time investment to get used to and understand when and why these changes happen. Pre-game odds movements If you want to be truly efficient before you start using the dropping odds, you need to be knowledgeable of both the teams and the league you are planning to bet on. The odds can drop or rise on many occasions depending on different variables such as a star player being injured, a change in the team's formation or even the weather so you should invest some time to regularly check and update yourself on the latest news in order to predict if the odds will drop and plan your bets accordingly. Paying attention to such things will make you a more competitive player and will surely help you understand and anticipate those changes before they even happen and of course this means it will be easier for you to make profit by exploiting them when you get the chance to do so. In-Play dropping odds In live betting things are different because you have to act quick, pay attention to the game and make on the spot decisions, needless to say that the more prepared you are the higher your chances to make profit will be. Big changes on the odds should be a warning sign that something is happening and it's your chance to engage and profit from it but remember as easy as it is to profit from changing odds it can be quite easy to make a mistake and lose even more so pay attention to every single detail you can before placing your bets. Dropping odds strategy in betting There is no simple strategy that can help you make money from dropping odds on different sports because each sport has different variables, the best thing you can do is focus on one sport at a time and try to understand how the odds work on that specific sport, this way when the time comes it will be easier for you to predict and exploit it. Football dropping odds strategy When it comes to football it can be a bit easier to exploit dropping and rising odds more efficiently, the only thing it requires is plenty of patience and the appropriate knowledge on why the odds are changing, make sure you do your homework and study not only the teams and leagues but also every rule of the sport, follow this mentality and get more experience while waiting for the right opportunity to place your bet. Do dropping odds win? In the end dropping odds only indicate that something is happening it can't guarantee the final outcome so take this information with a grain of salt as it may be the key to success in some cases but in others it can be just a bait for inexperienced and hasty players.
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The grand final of the 2024 European Football Championship between Spain and England will be played on Sunday at 20:00 at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, Germany, an arena with a capacity of 71,000 seats. It will be the first time that the two national teams meet in a final and for the second time that they meet at the Euros in an eliminatory phase after the quarter-finals of Euro 1996, where England won on penalty kicks , but would later lose in the semifinals to Germany, the team that would also win the trophy after the final against the Czech Republic. Returning to the duel between Spain and England, we can say with certainty that there are two teams that play a totally different game, therefore the confrontation in this final is expected to be a very heated one. In its course so far, Spain has eliminated two favorites to win the tournament, Germany, the host of Euro 2024, in extra time with 2-1 and France, the main favorite before the start of the tournament, in the semifinals with 2-1 , but during regular game time. Another notable result for Spain was the group victory, 1-0 against the 2021 champions, Italy, after a match that they totally dominated. If we include the clear 3-0 victory against Croatia, a national team that reached the upper stages of the last final tournaments, Spain has impressed so far, although it has many very young players and is not among the favorites before the start of the final tournament . Spain has the chance to become the first national team to win the European Championship four times, currently tied with Germany, both having won three tournaments each. Spain possible line-up: Simón; Carvajal, Le Normand, Laporte, Cucurella; Ruiz, Rodri, Olmo; Yamal, Morata, Williams On the other hand, the strongest opponent England met at this final tournament was in the semifinals, when they defeated Holland, the World Cup 2022 semifinalist, 2-1. Although they did not have very strong opponents, England showed incredible strength and mental strength, managing to come back every time in the knockout stages after being led 1-0. England wants this trophy very much, after three years ago they lost the final at home in the penalty kicks against Italy right at Wembley, and now when they will play for the second consecutive time in the Euro final they want to win this trophy for the first time. It should also be remembered that the artisan of these performances is Gareth Southgate, the coach who had to make some difficult decisions, leaving some important players at home but also had bad luck with others who were injured. England possible line-up: Pickford; Walker, Stones, Guéhi; Saka, Mainoo, Rice, Shaw; Bellingham, Foden; Kane Photo credit: Uefa.com Prediction: Spain WIN @ 2.50
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One of the most interesting duels from Euro 2024, will be played today from 17:00, in group F, where Turkey will play against Georgia. The two national teams have met only five times so far, three friendly matches and two in the World Cup 2006 preliminaries. The statistics are favorable for Turkey, which has three wins, one draw and one defeat. The most recent direct duel took place 12 years ago, when in a friendly match Turkey managed a 3-1 away victory, among the scorers at that time being Hamit Altintop or Nuri Sahin, the next season's coach of Borussia Dortmund. Turkey will tick off the third European tournament in a row and the 6th in history, after being eliminated from the groups three times in the previous five tournaments, being eliminated in the semi-finals and quarter-finals on two other occasions. Certainly the best result was obtained at EURO 2008 when, although it led 1-0 and came back to 2-2, it had to admit that it was ultimately defeated by Germany 3-2. Turkey won group D in the preliminaries, in front of Croatia, Wales, Armenia or Latvia. At the moment, however, Turkey's results are not the best, having a consecutive streak of five games without a win, taking into account the four friendly matches played before the final tournament. It is curious that in the least friendly match, Turkey finished tied with Italy, score 0-0, but was defeated by Hungary, Austria or Poland with 2-1 in the most recent match and the last friendly. Turkey possible line-up: Günok; Ayhan, Demiral, Bardakcı, Kadıoğlu; Özcan, Çalhanoğlu; Güler, Yıldız, Aktürkoğlu; Yılmaz Georgia waited almost 30 years for a historic qualification for the European Championship, achieving this performance 28 years after the separation of the Soviet Union, where it was a part until 1992. Georgia did not obtain direct qualification for Euro 2024 and this because in the preliminaries finished only in 4th place in group A, after Spain, Scotland and Norway, but Georgia's chance was the good course in the UEFA Nations League, and in the two play-off matches, Georgia defeated Luxembourg 2-0 and then in the final of eliminated Greece after the shots from 11, at the end of the 120 minutes, the score being equal 0-0. Georgia played only one friendly match before Euro 2024, managing to beat Montenegro 3-1. Georgia possible line-up: Mamardashvili; Kverkvelia, Kashia, Dvali; Kakabadze, Kvekveskiri, Kochorashvili, Shengelia, Chakvetadze; Kvaratskhelia, Mikautadze Photo credit: Uefa.com Prediction: Turkey WIN @ 1.75
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The last match of Monday from Euro 2024, will be played from 22:00, at the Merkur Spiel-Arena stadium in Düsseldorf, where the Austrian national team will face the French national team in group D. This group D also includes Poland and The Netherlands, being also a very balanced group. The two teams met only once in the final tournaments, at the 1982 World Cup, where France won 1-0. The most recent confrontations between Austria and France took place in the UEFA Nations League where the tour match in Austria ended in a tie, score 1-1, then in the return match, France won 2-0 at home. Two of France's three goals were scored by Kylian Mbappe. Austria has only three participations in Euro 2024, the most recent being the one in 2008 when it was also the host of the final tournament together with Switzerland, but stopped in the groups. At the next final tournament, Euro 2012, Austria did not qualify, but returned to Euro 2016, where it also stopped in the groups, and the best performance was at the previous edition, where it was eliminated in the round of 16 by Italy, the winner of the final tournament, who won with emotions after extra time, score 2-1. Austria had some very good qualifications, finishing in 2nd place in group F, after Belgium, in the eight games, having six victories, one draw and one defeat. Austria recorded a victory and a draw in the two friendly games played before the final tournament, 2-1 with Serbia and 1-1 with Switzerland. Austria possible line-up: Pentz; Posch, Lienhart, Trauner, Mwene; Laimer, Seiwald; Wimmer, Sabitzer, Baumgartner; Gregoritsch France is always one of the favorites to win the final tournaments and it does not discount even in this final tournament. France has won only two European trophies so far, at Euro 1984 and at Euro 2000, being close to the trophy at Euro 2016 as well, where it lost the final 1-0 to Portugal, although it started as a big favorite. In the preliminaries, France won group B, and in the eight matches it recorded only one draw, in the very last match of the group, a score of 2-2 with Greece away. France had the best attack in the preliminaries with 29 goals and a very good defense, with only three goals conceded. France scheduled two easy friendly matches before the final tournament, managing a light victory, 3-0 against Luxembourg but also a surprising draw, 0-0 with Canada. France possible line-up: Maignan; Koundé, Saliba, Upamecano, Hernández; Griezmann, Kanté, Rabiot; Dembélé, Thuram, Mbappé Photo credit: Uefa.com Prediction: France WIN @ 1.55
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Team | P | W | D | L | GD | Pts |
G | Player | Team |
29 | Mohamed Salah | Liverpool |
23 | A. Isak | Newcastle United |
22 | E. Haaland | Manchester City |
20 | B. Mbeumo | Brentford |
20 | C. Wood | Nottingham Forest |
19 | Y. Wissa | Brentford |
16 | O. Watkins | Aston Villa |
15 | C. Palmer | Chelsea |
15 | Matheus Cunha | Wolverhampton Wanderers |
14 | J. Mateta | Crystal Palace |
14 | J. Strand Larsen | Wolverhampton Wanderers |
13 | J. Bowen | West Ham United |
13 | L. Díaz | Liverpool |
12 | L. Delap | Ipswich Town |
12 | R. Jiménez | Fulham |
Team | P | W | D | L | GD | Pts |
G | Player | Team |
31 | K. Mbappé | Real Madrid |
27 | R. Lewandowski | Barcelona |
21 | A. Budimir | Osasuna |
20 | A. Sørloth | Atletico Madrid |
19 | Ayoze Pérez | Villarreal |
18 | Raphinha | Barcelona |
17 | J. Alvarez | Atletico Madrid |
15 | Oihan Sancet | Athletic Bilbao |
13 | Kike García | Alaves |
12 | Javi Puado | Espanyol |
11 | T. Barry | Villarreal |
11 | Hugo Duro | Valencia |
11 | Borja Iglesias | Celta Vigo |
11 | D. Lukébakio | Sevilla |
11 | Vinícius Júnior | Real Madrid |
Team | P | W | D | L | GD | Pts |
G | Player | Team |
26 | H. Kane | Bayern Munich |
21 | S. Guirassy | Borussia Dortmund |
21 | P. Schick | Bayer Leverkusen |
18 | J. Burkardt | Mainz |
16 | T. Kleindienst | Borussia Mandapos;gladbach |
15 | E. Demirović | Stuttgart |
15 | H. Ekitiké | Eintracht Frankfurt |
15 | Omar Marmoush | Eintracht Frankfurt |
13 | B. Šeško | RB Leipzig |
12 | J. Musiala | Bayern Munich |
12 | M. Olise | Bayern Munich |
12 | N. Woltemade | Stuttgart |
11 | A. Kramarić | Hoffenheim |
11 | S. Machino | Holstein Kiel |
11 | A. Pléa | Borussia Mandapos;gladbach |
Team | P | W | D | L | GD | Pts |
G | Player | Team |
25 | M. Retegui | Atalanta |
19 | M. Kean | Fiorentina |
15 | A. Lookman | Atalanta |
15 | R. Orsolini | Bologna |
14 | R. Lukaku | Napoli |
14 | M. Thuram | Inter Milan |
12 | A. Dovbyk | Roma |
12 | L. Lucca | Udinese |
12 | L. Martínez | Inter Milan |
12 | S. McTominay | Napoli |
11 | N. Krstović | Lecce |
11 | C. Pulišić | AC Milan |
10 | V. Castellanos | Lazio |
10 | R. Piccoli | Cagliari |
10 | A. Pinamonti | Genoa |
Team | P | W | D | L | GD | Pts |
G | Player | Team |
21 | O. Dembélé | PSG |
21 | M. Greenwood | Marseille |
17 | A. Kalimuendo | Rennes |
16 | J. David | Lille |
15 | A. Lacazette | Lyon |
14 | B. Barcola | PSG |
14 | E. Emegha | Strasbourg |
13 | L. Ajorque | Brest |
13 | M. Biereth | Monaco |
13 | A. Gouiri | Marseille |
12 | L. Stassin | Saint-Etienne |
12 | E. Guessand | Nice |
11 | G. Laborde | Nice |
11 | G. Mikautadze | Lyon |
11 | K. Nakamura | Reims |
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