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Value bets yesterday

Odds that look too big: our model gives these outcomes a clearly higher chance than the bookmakers. Fewer will win, but they pay more – a long-term approach best played with small stakes.

Tips by · ScoreVoro analystUpdated 15 Nov 2026, 23:01 WAT · Every tip graded on our track record

KenyaFKF Premier League2›

BrazilSerie A1›

FranceCoupe De France3›

EuropeUEFA Nations League2›

WorldFriendlies3›

North & Central AmericaCONCACAF Nations League1›

PanamaLiga Panameña De Fútbol1›

1

AustraliaAustralian Championship2›

JapanJ2 League1›

AsiaSAFF Championship1›

Turkey2. Lig4›

EuropeUEFA U19 Championship Qualification7›

Czech-Republic3. Liga CFL B1›

WorldFriendlies Clubs4›

PolandII Liga East1›

Belarus1. Division2›

LatviaVirsliga1›

GermanyFrauen Bundesliga2›

ItalySerie A Women1›

Saudi-ArabiaDivision 21›

SwedenElitettan1›

Bosnia1st League RS2›

Denmark3. Division2›

BrazilCopa Fares Lopes2›

MontenegroSecond League1›

Yesterday's value bets at a glance

150 value bets with average odds of 2.29 and an average edge of 22% over the bookmakers. The biggest edge: Didcot Town vs Slough Town – Draw at 3.74 – our chance is 54% while the odds imply 27%. 6 are draws, the outcome bookmakers most often price too long.

At average odds of 2.29 you need about 44% winners to break even. In the last 30 days our value bets won 1,899 of 4,389 (43%). Value betting pays off over hundreds of bets, so do not judge it on one day.

Staking value bets

  • Keep stakes small and equal – around 1–2% of your betting bank.
  • Bet them as singles; putting them together multiplies the risk.
  • If the odds have dropped below our fair price, the value is gone – leave it.
  • Expect losing runs: with a 35% win rate, five losers in a row happens often.

What makes a value spot

Every price hides a chance: odds of 2.50 suggest about 40% (100 divided by 2.50) before the bookmaker's margin. When our model rates the same outcome at 46% or more, the odds are bigger than they should be – and backing generous prices consistently is how value betting pays over time.

Value bets are listed separately from our main predictions because they lose more often. The results record tracks both, so you can see how each performs.

Frequently asked questions

What makes a value bet?

Our chance has to beat the chance implied by the bookmaker's odds (chance × odds ≥ 1.06), at odds between 1.60 and 4.50.

Will value bets win more often?

No. Bigger prices mean they win less often than our main tips. The goal is to come out ahead over many bets, so keep stakes small and steady.

Why do draws appear here?

In close games bookmakers often offer generous odds on the draw. When our chance for a draw is well above what the price implies, it appears here.