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Direct win - draw - win predictions for today


Check out today's Win / Draw / Winner predictions!

This betting market is the most popular and traditional of all football betting markets. There are only 3 options, bet on the home team to win, the away team to win or a draw. Playing Win / Draw / Win is only suitable for 90 minute matches. If it is a match with extra time and penalties afterwards, this bet is not valid.


At StaTips, we have spent several years developing an algorithm that will help you to ensure that your Winner bets have a high success rate. We collect statistical data on the teams, analyse their H2H and evaluate suspensions, injuries and the current form of the teams facing each other.

Betting against the run of play: the Draw

For many, this is a bet that is not often placed. Those who bet on 1X2 usually bet on the Winner, either the home team or the away team. The draw became famous in traditional betting, which in some countries is called Quiniela. With the development of football sports betting, the draw has been relegated to a residual bet, but you can always make combinations of 1X or X2 which are very favourable, as it has a very high hit ratio. In addition, you can combine selections in multiple bets, such as accumulators or parlays.

 

StaTips: find the Direct win prediction

This market is the easiest to understand. A win for the home team (1), draw (X) or win for the away team (2). This simplicity makes it accessible to a novice user. Another advantage of this market is that all bookmakers have at least this bet, from lower-ranked local leagues to international competitions.


As we have been saying, we do the analysis work for you, we know the form of the teams, the performance of the players and the head-to-head records (H2H), and we make these 1X2 tips accordingly.


Despite having our Win / draw / win predictions, you should be aware that we are not fortune tellers. Our algorithm can improve the winning percentage thanks to the analysis of all the variables explained above, but there is always a risk of not getting it right.