Football Multi Bet: $12.51 Tip for Monday

The Premier League heads into its penultimate gameweek before the October international window with an exciting set of fixtures. Here’s how a multi bet on Everton, Palace, Newcastle, Forest, and Brighton can deliver a whopping 12.5x return.

Monday October 6, 1:00am NZT, Hill Dickinson Stadium

Everton have hit a four match winless run, and their next challenge is quite a daunting one. David Moyes’ men welcome Crystal Palace at Hill Dickinson Stadium, a team that is yet to taste defeat across all competitions this season. 

Even though the Eagles are soaring high after beating Liverpool last weekend, the best betting sites in NZ are still favouring the home side as favourites in this one. 

The Toffees have been quite difficult to break down at their new stadium so far. Jarrod Bowen’s equaliser is the only goal they have conceded at Hill Dickinson this season. Palace have also been a solid defensive unit, conceding only three times in six Premier League matches. 

This clash has all the markers of a low-scoring affair. Given the form of both teams, tipping a draw here is a smart bet.

Monday October 6, 1:00am NZT, St. James Park

Nottingham Forest’s search for their first win under Ange Postecoglou continues as the Tricky Trees travel to Tyneside on Monday morning NZ time. Sunderland condemned them to a surprise defeat at City Ground, and now they will face a Newcastle team that also come into this clash fresh off a home defeat. 

Forest were expected to be more prolific when Postecoglou came in, but their attacking output has been dismal so far. They have managed just one goal in their last three games, while Newcastle have also struggled in front of goal, scoring only four times across their six outings.

We recommend backing under 2.5 goals to be scored on betting apps for this match.

Monday October 6, 1:00am NZT, Molineux Stadium

Wolves’ ground out an impressive draw against Spurs last time around, but their home form has not been great. They lost all three of their home matches at the Molineux. After falling to Manchester City, Everton, and Leeds United, Vitor Pereira’s men will now look to snap the trend against Brighton. 

Top bookmakers like PlayUp, however, see Brighton as the favourites. The Seagulls demolished Chelsea 3-1 at Stamford Bridge in their last match, and they should be able to pick up three more points against a struggling Wolves side.