Whether earning or spending your rewards, our writers have you covered with their top tips for midweek multiples...
With Betway, all new and existing customers can earn £10 in free bets every week simply by opting in to the Free Bet Club.
All you have to do is stake £25 or more on football multiples, spread across as many different bets as you like.
So, whether you’re looking to earn your free bets or wondering how to cash in on them, our writers have selected a banker, a value bet and a long shot for the midweek matches to help you on your way.
Banker – Adam Drury
The weekend banker was a Robbie Brady wonder-goal away from coming in on Sunday, and I’m even more confident this time around.
Sheffield Wednesday signed two prolific goal-scorers in January – Sam Winnall and Jordan Rhodes – and won 3-0 when the two were partnered together on Friday.
At [ODDS:136806713:8/13}, they should beat the Championship’s third-worst away side at Hillsbrough.
Luton, meanwhile, have won five of their last six home matches and host a Hartlepool side that haven’t won away since 1 October.
Nathan Jones’ side – who are {ODDS:136886436:4/7} – should encounter no problems.
And thirdly, Plymouth have won their last three home league games and are likely to beat relegation-threatened Leyton Orient at Home Park.
Derek Adams’ side look good value at {ODDS:136884302:4/7}.
Value bet – Tom Clee
After a promising start to life under Steve Bruce, Villa’s form has fallen off a cliff in 2017.
Their home loss to Ipswich on Saturday made it seven league games without a win, so Barnsley should be more than capable of claiming at least a point on Tuesday at {ODDS:136807704:21/20}.
In League One, Bolton got their push for automatic promotion back on track at the weekend with an emphatic victory over in-form Walsall.
They are a generous {ODDS:136839105:11/10} to record an 11th home victory of the season against stuttering Rochdale, who are average on the road at the best of times and have not won in four.
Equally eye-catching is Mansfield’s price of {ODDS:136888034:21/20} to beat Accrington.
The Stags are on the charge after winning their last four on the bounce, while Stanley are the joint-worst travellers in League Two.
All three picks may only be a shade over even money, but together they add up to a very tempting treble.
Long shot – Will Rook
After a rest over the weekend, I’m going big in the latest Free Bet Club treble.
Starting off with table-toppers Newcastle, who have won four out of five and have the Championship’s best away record.
While Norwich are in good form themselves, the Magpies are impossible to ignore at {ODDS:136807216:7/4}.
Next up, I’m borrowing from my latest five-fold and backing Wimbledon to get a home win against Coventry at {ODDS:136839630:5/6}.
The Dons are unbeaten in six in the league at Kingsmeadow, while the Sky Blues have taken just two points from their last 14 matches.
Finally, I’m going with my own Bradford City to record yet another draw.
The Bantams’ point at Bristol Rovers over the weekend was their 15th stalemate of the season, more than any other side in League One.
Given that Fleetwood have also shared the points in their last three, and are only a place and a point above Bradford, {ODDS:136837555:11/5} is an excellent price.
