TeamCBK and our contributors have selected the best prop based bets of the midweek schedule using our statistic portal CBKprops.com – which is free to use for your player or team prop of interest.

Tuesday

Wolves vs. Crystal Palace – Billy Bets
Bet: Michael Olise 2+ tackles – 1.80 @ Skybet

Our database must be drunk as Southampton and Leicester numbers are incorrect – according to OPTA they are correct as 3 and 2

In a resurgent Crystal Palace side following the return of Roy Hodgson, Olise has had 2,3,2,2,2 in his last five matches

Wolves vs. Crystal Palace – Matthew O’Regan
Bet: Nelson Semedo to commit 2+ fouls – 1.83 @ Skybet

Looking at this one relative to minutes played recently for the Wolves right back this bet looks very enticing as he seemingly doesn’t have too much of a problem losing his temper a bit – average this season is 1.2 fouls per match (surely dampened by those minutes played outliers) and 9 yellow cards, second highest in the Wolves side. The visitors are on a good run and while Wolves are currently in a safe spot, the turmoil in the bottom half of the table can’t be underestimated (Wolves are 14th, six points from a relegation spot), and talented forward players like Olise and Eze for Palace could cause quite the stir with the Wolves backline.

Wolves vs. Crystal Palace – Ryan Bets
Bet: Under 3 goals, under 5 cards & under 11 corners in the match – 4.32 @ Bet365

9 of their last 10 matchups have had less than 3 goals. 4 of their last 5 have had less than 11 corners. 7 of their last 7 have had less than 5 cards.

Leeds vs. Leicester – Matthew O’Regan
Bet: Both teams to have 2 or more cards – 1.90 @ Bet365

In the cluster that is the relegation battle in the Premier League, crucial three points are up for grabs here. In my opinion we have to forego the immediate stats here a bit and assess the league situation for this one. Referee is Paul Tierney, this season’s highest carding Prem referee on average. His duties with the teams have seen Leeds carded six times in three duties and Leicester have seen four cards in his matches in charge.

Aston Villa vs. Fulham – IceTips
Bet: Fulham over 11 shots – 2.15 @ William Hill

I feel this line is an enticing one as Fulham have hit this in 7 of their last 10, and five in a row at that. Despite an apparent lack of a certain Serbian power striker, they’ve been establishing themselves as safely mid-table. I would say that Fulham are relatively on part with Brentford, and Aston Villa conceded 18 shots to them over the weekend.

Girona vs. Real Madrid – Ryan Bets
Bet: Real Madrid to win & over 3 corners for Real Madrid – 2.15 @ Bet365

Real Madrid can’t afford to slip up if they have any hope to catch Barca. They currently sit 11 points behind the league leaders and will want to take the title race to the very end. They will however have to win tonight without their talisman Benzema but should have enough ability to get the job done. They have also hit this corner Total in 5 of their last 6 La Liga games, the one time they didn’t hit this target was against Barcelona. They had 7 corners in the reverse fixture this season against Girona.

Wednesday

Man City vs. Arsenal – Billy Bets
Bet: Both sides to have over 1.5 offsides – 2.25 @ Bet365

Huge game on Wednesday night which will go a long way to deciding the title. Two teams playing high lines while looking to get in behind defences. 9 offsides in total across two h2h this season. in the FA cup game at City both teams had 3 offsides each and both teams had 2+ offsides in 3 of last 5 games

Nottingham Forest vs. Brighton – IceTips
Bet: Nottingham Forest over 9 shots – 1.80 @ William Hill

There’s an angle on this that’s besides Forest shot statistic that enthralls me – their strong home accumulation of points. Forest have amassed 21 of their 27 points at home. Brighton played 120 minutes and endured a heartbreaking penalty loss in the FA Cup semi final vs. Man Utd last Sunday. Nottingham Forest should walk onto their City Ground ready to kill for three points.

Nottingham Forest vs. Brighton – Ryan Bets
Bet: Morgan Gibbs-White to commit 1+ foul, Moises Caicedo to commit 2+ fouls & Neco Williams to commit 2+ fouls – 5.21 @ Paddy Power

2 fouls committed vs. Brentford & Spurs missing – hey, data guy, if you’re reading this, get your s**t together!

MGW has averaged 1 foul per game this season in the premier league and will likely spend a lot of time pressing the Brighton back line who will likely see a lot of the ball. Caicedo has averaged 1.9 fouls per game in the league this year and saw 2 fouls in the return fixture in October. His last 5 games have seen him commit 2/3/0/2/2 fouls. Neco Williams committed 5 fouls in his last game and will likely face up against Mitoma who he will keep him busy all game

Thursday

Tottenham vs. Man Utd – Stephen
Bet: Over 17.5 Man Utd throw ins – 2.20 @ Bet365

Stat wise, the throw in line for Man Utd is far too low as they’ve seen this in last 4 away matches in the League. Spurs should absolutely be rocked with a crisis of confidence after their journey up north last weekend, and look to perform more defensive under interim manager Ryan Mason. Spurs can however feel a bit of ease as Harry Maguire and David de Gea make the exact opposite of a dynamic duo at the back, and given that Spurs score early, slowing down the United attacks with kicking the ball out of play will be a big help.

Valencia vs. Valladolid – IceTips
Bet: Both teams 20+ booking points & both teams over 10 SH booking points – 1.85 @ William Hill

I’m speechless at the price on this really, as this is a massive match for the historic Valencia battling relegation, currently 18th on 30 points. Valladolid sit 14th, five points ahead of them but are far from safe, especially should they lose this one. Valencia have seen 20+ BPs in 10/15 and Valladolid in 11/15 but the implication of how important the three points are should play a massive difference in how players defend their own half here – doesn’t hurt that referee José Luis Munuera Montero gives a good amount of cards and especially in the second half, and this particular bet has landed in 11/16. His cards per match average is 5.9 this season (95 cards given in 16 matches).

Everton vs. Newcastle – Billy Bets
Bet: James Tarkowski to have 1+ shots – 2.5 @ Bet365
Bet: James Tarkowski to have 2+ shots – 9.0 @ Bet365

Editors note: 1 blocked shot vs. Fulham, 1 blocked shot vs. Tottenham, 1 blocked shot vs. Southampton & 1 blocked shot vs. Wolves. The “Blocked shot” glitch is annoying, yes.

Tarkowski has had 11 shots in 16 home games this season and since Dyche took over, the CB has had 1+ in 5 of their last 6 home matches (2+ in three of those). Set pieces should be set to be crucial for the home side here.

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