Premier League Betting Tips

When it comes to betting football accumulators, the English Premier League is the most popular competition in the world for multiple bets. There are twenty teams in the division and that means each round of games comprises ten fixtures, meaning a huge number of accumulator betting opportunities.

Premier League acca tips will help to give you the best possible chance of making money when it comes to placing multiple bets on this division. For starters, there are a number of available betting markets which are suitable for football accumulator bets and you should ideally choose a two-way or three-way market as the best possible route to profit.

Many betting customers will choose the Full-Time Result betting market which is also known as 1×2. That involves picking the home win, draw or away win for each game, although it’s not always the best market to choose and the presence of the draw possibility makes things more complicated.

The Best Markets for Premier League Accas

There is nothing to stop you from having a Premier League acca on the correct score market, although the chances of you correctly predicting the scoreline of several EPL matches is a remote one.

However, Premier League acca tips might instead focus on the Both Teams to Score market which is also known as BTTS and this is a simple case of forecasting whether both sides will find the net during the ninety minutes or the possibility that at least one team will fail to score instead.

Many punters like a BTTS Yes Premier League acca where they can cheer on both teams for each football match that comprises an accumulator, with fans hoping for goals galore in order to win their bet. There is the option to go for the “No” option for certain games and hope that the scoreline stays low.

Some customers like a Premier League Over / Under 2.5 Goals acca where you can either choose Over 2.5 Goals or Under 2.5 Goals with each option. Once again, this is a two-way betting market and it’s very straightforward. The advantage is that it doesn’t matter which team score the goals providing that you reach the required total.

Most bookies now allow you to Cash Out Premier League accas and this is an excellent opportunity to make money without waiting for the matches to finish. Sometimes customers are in a profitable position and decide to quite while they’re ahead.

Having batted his eyelids at Real Madrid for the last two seasons, it looks like Paul Pogba might make a different move. The France international has been one of the best players in the world at times, though rarely in the red of Manchester United. However, it looks like the Red Devils star is still more than highly rated enough back in his former club, Juventus.

The Turin-based giants are seemingly desperate to bring Pogba back and finish the uncompleted business of his previous stint. Having lost the UEFA Champions Final towards the end of his Juventus spell, Pogba has made it clear that he would like to win the trophy again. And with his time at United almost certain to end in the summer, a move back to Juventus seems more like a realistic possibility.

And with Real Madrid seemingly looking elsewhere to try and spread their budget out a touch further, a move back to Turin has just become that bit more likely. For now, though, it’s hard to say for sure what will happen next. The uncertainty caused by the 2020 COVID-19 outbreak means that it would be very hard indeed for any club to commit to a mass expenditure of funds.

For Pogba, though, leaving United is the priority. That’s been the angle around the player for some time now, and a move to UEFA Champions League giants like Juventus, as opposed to United who are still trying to return to the top table, would make a very wise decision.

It’s for this reason that we expect Pogba to be moving on, and most likely back to Italy. The links are strong, and the player himself seems to desire a return to Italy if various reports are to be believed. As ever, then, the discussion comes down to price; can Juventus give United a price they would take?

For years, people have critiqued the French Ligue 1 as being a ‘development league’ and a place for players to come through at. And while that might be true to an extent, it’s also an exceptionally high quality league. Only thing that you need to look at with the French top flight is the number of young players who have become genuine stars in their time in Ligue 1.

The latest name who appears to have intense interest in him is Boubakary Soumare. The holding midfielder has become a really interesting player for most Premier League clubs. The Frenchman has all the combative skills needed to succeed in England, but a passing accuracy just short of 90% in the league also shows a player who does not waste the ball very often at all.

He’s a strong tackler, too, and excels at winning the ball back. With very impressive performances in midfield for Lille this year, he’s been linked with a host of clubs in England. One club who is likely to move for him is Liverpool, who are seemingly interested in adding more depth to the middle of the park. While many clubs have moved for Soumare, Liverpool are one being linked the most doggedly.

Interestingly, though, the COVID-19 outbreak is very likely to have some kind of impact on transfer fees. Despite being listed as a player worth in excess of €40m just a few short weeks ago, it’s now expected that the financial disparity that has taken place across football will likely mean that the midfielder moves for around €25m instead.

For now, though, we expect more Premier League teams to be linked with one of the most impressive midfielders in the French league. Given the number of talents to come from that league, can anyone really be surprised?

In recent weeks, we’ve come across a whole range of different stories about player X joining club Y. The funny is that while we all see money in football, there is an acceptance that the money in the game might just be about to drop a touch. The COVID-19 outbreak has left many football clubs unable to keep their transfer plans in place. This is not just logistically, but financially as well.

Major deals were being spoken of for the likes of Kylian Mbappe and Neymar Jr. – can anyone really see any club having the hundreds of millions that it would need to sign either?

And in reality, is this going to bring about a quiet end to the major money moves we have seen for the last few years?

Within a short period of time, football went from Paul Pogba being a near-€100m player to Neymar costing in excess of €200m. The transfer record, and the wages that went with it, have exploded in recent years. This was always a bubble that could never be sustained, but will this viral outbreak play a major role in making people realise just how severe the issue is?

It’s going to become a major talking point in the weeks and the months to come. It’s also going to see many clubs re-evaluate where their money goes. While clubs have thrown around hundreds of millions for years now, the time of such ludicrous singings might be about to come to an end. For that reason, there’s a genuine interest in seeing what comes next. With football about to change almost entirely over the coming months, are the days of major contracts worth hundreds of thousands of pounds per week gone?

Is it possible for any club to realistically go back to the kind of figures being thrown around before this outbreak happened? Football has been shown just how vulnerable it really is. For all the wealth at the top, it’s been shown that even the biggest clubs lack the financial steel to survive something as intense as this – not without cuts and concessions.