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July 26, 2026, 11:38:39 AM |
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One team won't be enough. You can't bet on the small odds of a team for the whole season. What I do is have about two to three teams in about five to seven leagues that I follow for betting's sake. I study those teams, how they play, when they score, how they score, how they play without certain players, how they perform in certain fixtures, and stadiums. For La Liga, I take Barcelona and Real Madrid. In the Bundesliga, I take Bayern Munich and any other teams that pick up good form that season. I do the same thing with Ligue 1, where I pick PSG, and for last season it was Lens. The same goes for Serie A, where I pick Inter Milan and any other in-form team. For the Premier League last season, I picked Manchester City and Arsenal. But at one point, Manchester City got so bad, I had to stop taking them in my bets.
That is why it doesn't make sense to just pick one team. Sometimes a team might lose form for a period in the season. Also, you can pick teams that score goals and just bet on them to score at least two goals in their matches, depending on the matches. Some people also focus on teams that get a lot of corners, but I'm not a big fan of corners.
So at most weekends, I can bet on Barcelona, Madrid, Bayern, Inter, Arsenal, Man City and PSG to all score at least 2 goals, and it may be up to 10 odds. Obviously it doesn't always work out because it is more difficult than it looks, but you will be lucky a lot. I also add other teams like Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe, Feyenoord, Dortmund, PSV and a couple of other teams that score in most of their matches. Ajax was on my list, but their form in recent years has cost me a lot of money, so I gave up on them. Let's see what they have for me next season.
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