It’s that time of week again: the Premier League Betting Power Rankings for Matchday 3. I should start by reminding you of all these bets you do not take. Find the ones you like that match your thoughts, and have fun. I repeat, do not take every single bet on this list. If you want to know which bets I am taking, head over to my X.com account and join in on the fun.
That said, what a great week of footy we had!
Premier League Betting Power Rankings
1) Arsenal (1-0 | +0.74 units): Bukayo Saka 2+ 1st Half Shots +105
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Saka averages 2.55 shots per 90, but most of his damage is done in the first half. Arsenal have dominated Brighton and should be on the front foot to start the match.
2) West Ham (1-0 | +1.74 units): Lucas Paqueta and Josko Gvardiol 3+ Fouls Committed (-145)
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I have Paqueta hacking Manchester City a lot in a very physical match. It’s also insane that Gvardiol has not committed a foul all season. As a defender, that’s unsustainable. He’s due to hack.
3) Aston Villa (1-0 | +0.91 units): Aston Villa Moneyline (-133)
4) Wolverhampton (0-1 | -1 units): Both Teams to Score (-140)
5) Manchester City (1-0 | +0.78 units): Erling Haaland 2+ Goals (+300)
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Haaland has been on a tear and should dominate the backline of West Ham. He’s always had great service from Kevin De Bruyne, but now Jeremy Doku and Savinho have been placing perfect balls in the middle.
6) Crystal Palace (0-1 | -1 units): Eberechi Eze 2+ 1st Half Shots
7) Nottingham Forest (1-0 | +1.08 units): Over 2.5 Goals (-110)
8) Brentford (1-0 | +1.22 units): Brentford Team Total Over 1.5 (-140)
9) Newcastle (0-1 | -1 units): Newcastle Moneyline +140
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Draw no bet is the safer of the two. However, Newcastle have outscored Tottenham 10-1 in the last two matches at St James Park.
10) Southampton (0-1 | -1 units): Kyle Walker-Peters 2+ Shots (+300)
11) Chelsea (0-1 | -1 units): Cole Palmer to Assist a Goal (+240)
· Three assists in the last match. Palmer, in the 10 with a lot of targets, should rack up assists against weaker teams all season.
12) Liverpool (0-1 | -1 units): Liverpool Moneyline (-118)
13) Tottenham (1-0 | +0.87 units): Tottenham Over 5.5 Corners (-150)
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12 and 13 corners in their first two matches; it’s a number I am comfortable playing. I have Newcastle winning this match, so Tottenham might have to press late in the match to get back into the game.
14) Ipswich Town (0-1 | -1 units): Both Teams to Score (-155)
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Let’s talk about a gross price here. However, they scored against league giants Manchester City. One shot and one goal. Great showing from them. They find the back of the net in front of their home fans.
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15) Fulham (1-0 | +0.8 units): Fulham Draw No Bet (-140)
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Personally, this might be the best bet you could take if odds weren’t a factor. However, at -140, it’s hard to trust anyone on the road. Ipswich will struggle to find wins this season; Fulham might offer too much for them to handle.
16) Everton (0-1 | -1 units): Over 2.5 Goals (-112)
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Will Everton ever score? This might be their best chance of the season. They are slow defensively, and the midfield is not playing to a high enough level to keep Bournemouth out.
17) Bournemouth (0-1 | -1 units): Evanilson 2+ Shots in the 1st Half
18) Brighton (1-0 | +0.81 units): Brighton Team Total Under 0.5 (+132)
19) Manchester United (0-1 | -1 units): Casimero 2+ Shots (+150)
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I’m not too fond of anything in this match that is pro-United. Casimero has been ultra-aggressive to start the season. United will likely struggle to get in good scoring positions, and most of the shots will come from distance.
20) Leicester City (0-1 | -1 units): Leicester City Under 0.5 Goals (+180)
