All Betway customers can earn £10 in free bets every week by opting in. All you have to do is stake £25 or more on multiples.
To help you get started, our writers have selected two trebles – one football and one multi-sport – to help you get started.
Football – Will Rook
I’m backing Istanbul Basaksehir to get us going in this Champions League-themed treble.
The Turkish side are unbeaten in 23 in all competitions at home and, having taken a credible 3-3 draw from the away leg, should finish the job here.
Considering Club Brugge have lost five and drawn two of their last seven European away legs, this is a steal at {ODDS:173775319:3/4}.
Next up, Copenhagen are a tempting {ODDS:173326192:4/7} to avenge their first-leg defeat.
The Danish champions have lost just one of their last 47 matches at their own ground and were unlucky to be beaten last time out.
Vardar, meanwhile, have never made it beyond this stage of the Champions League in seven attempts and have lost seven of their last 10 matches in Europe.
To finish, we’re going over to the Netherlands where Ajax’s formidable home form should ensure this bet comes in.
Marcel Keizer’s side have won 21 and drawn one of their last 22 at the Amsterdam Arena.
They should have no trouble against Nice, who have lost three out of four on the road in European competition.
Back Ajax at {ODDS:173777322:3/4}.
Tennis – Adam Drury
Kyle Edmund continued his encouraging progress with a run to the semi-finals at Atlanta last week.
He seems a good bet to beat world No.56 Hyeon Chung in Washington on Tuesday at {ODDS:174277545:8/11}.
Dmitry Tursunov, meanwhile, has not won a singles match since March 2016.
Back Mitchell Krueger to beat him at {ODDS:174278097:4/11}.
Finally, Jordan Thompson should beat Ruben Bemelmans at {ODDS:174278024:4/7}.
Thompson beat Andy Murray at Queen’s in June, while Bemelmans lost in the first round at Scheveningen on the Challenger Tour last week.
Insider Knowledge
What racquet does Hyeon Chung use?
Hyeon Chung uses Yonex’s VCORE Duel G 97, a racquet also used by three-time Grand Slam winner Stan Wawrinka.
