Banker, value bet or long shot? Our writers have assembled their top tips for your accumulators this weekend.
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 multiples, spread across as many different bets as you like.
With the football season now over, the offer is available across all sport.
So, to help you get started, our writers have selected a banker, a value bet and a long shot for the upcoming weekend matches.
Banker – Adam Drury
Saturday’s third round matches at Wimbledon offer the most variety for Free Bet Club this weekend, so that’s where we’re kicking off.
Grigor Dimitrov has reached this stage of the tournament without losing a set, and I expect that serene progress to continue at {ODDS:168551945:8/15}.
His opponent, Dudi Sela, has played two five-setters already this week, including a defeat of John Isner that lasted nearly four hours, so is likely fatigued.
On the women’s side of things, I expect Coco Vandeweghe to beat fellow American Alison Riske at {ODDS:168572745:4/9}.
Vandeweghe is now among the favourites for the title, and should continue her faultless progress against Riske, who has never got beyond the third round of this event.
Finally, I’m getting my football fix.
Corinthians have won nine and drawn two of their 11 league games in Brazil this season, so should beat Ponte Preta at home.
Marvellously, the Serie A leaders’ attacking firepower is provided by former Premier League aces Jo and Colin Kazim-Richards.
What better reason to back them at {ODDS:168096655:1/2}?
Value bet – Tom Clee
An inability to distinguish between my heart and my head means I’m going to focus on points rather than the result of the Lions’ series decider on Saturday morning.
Both Tests so far have seen exactly 45 scored, with both teams were still finding their feet in the first and a red card stunting the flow of the second.
New Zealand now have a point to prove while the Lions’ creative axis is going from strength to strength, so over 46.5 points at {ODDS:166116122:5/6} should get us off to a steady start.
At Wimbledon, Gael Monfils is yet to drop a set on his way to the third round.
Adrian Mannarino, meanwhile, needed all five in his previous match and the retirement of Feliciano Lopez with the game still in the balance to make it this far.
So another straight-sets win for Monfils at {ODDS:168572024:1/1} should be simple enough.
We’ll round things off with some T20 cricket on Sunday, where India are coming off the back of an emphatic 3-1 ODI series win that saw victories by 105 runs, 93 runs and eight wickets.
Their opponents, the West Indies, have also lost six of eight internationals home and away to Pakistan since winning the World T20 last year.
An India win at {ODDS:168653730:4/7}, then, looks the safest bet of the lot to bring this first ever football-free value bet home.
Long shot – Will Rook
Given that we’re in the throes of summer, we’ll start the long shot somewhere hot. How about Beijing?
Chinese Super League leaders Guanghzhou Evergrande have the division’s best away record and, having won seven of their last nine, should do the business.
Against a side that has lost four out of six, {ODDS:167891668:1/1} is a steal.
Next up, we’re staying in China and I’m backing Shanghai Shenhua to keep their decent form going at {ODDS:167892681:23/10}.
The eighth-placed side – managed by Gus Poyet – have won three on the bounce and have the division’s fourth-best travelling record.
Jiangsu Suning, meanwhile, have lost four of their last five home matches and picked up the second-fewest points at their own ground.
Finally, I’m on a Flamengo away win.
The Fluzao have won five on the spin and been beaten just once in 13.
At {ODDS:168097230:1/1}, they look good value to take all three points against out-of-form Vasco, who have lost four and drawn one of their last eight.
