Win to nil tips & predictions

Win To Nil Tips and Predictions

Our free win to nil tips and predictions for the Premier League, Serie A, La Liga, the Bundesliga and Ligue 1 are updated daily. Check them out below.

Sunday 21st December – 19:00 – AEK Athens v OFI Crete – AEK Athens to win to nil

AEK Athens have won six of their seven Super League home games this season, pitching a shutout in five of these victories. OFI Crete, meanwhile, have suffered nine defeats in 13 top-flight trips, drawing a blank in six of these losses, so our win to nil tips feature the hosts.

Monday 22nd December – 16:00 – Panserraikos v Levadiakos – Levadiakos to win to nil

Panserraikos have suffered eight straight Super League defeats, failing to score in six of these contests. Levadiakos have kept a clean sheet in half of the eight victories that they have celebrated across their last 14 top-flight away games, so we are backing them to win to nil.

Win To Nil

Win to Nil betting is an exciting, but risky method of football betting. Some bettors don’t like it because all it takes is one goal to go the wrong way (which could happen in the first minute!) and the bet is lost.

The win to nil market has a huge amount to offer though, with relatively large odds and big wins to be had. And with the best free win to nil tips that you can find right here on this page, you should avoid that first minute heartbreak more often than not.

What is the win to nil betting market?

This is a type of football betting that involves placing two bets at once.

The first is a bet that one team will win (also known as a back bet). The second is a bet that the other team will fail to score a goal in a match.

To break it down in simple terms, you bet on:
● One team definitely scoring
● One team definitely not scoring

What are the Rules of Win to Nil Betting?

In order to be successful, both parts of your stake have to be correct. If both win, the bet pays out.

There are a few different situations where your bet will lose:
● If the match ends in a draw
● If the other team wins
● If both teams score

These bet terms make this betting market an easy one to understand. It’s essentially a variation of correct score.

Unlike correct score betting, it’s irrelevant how many goals the winning team scores, but you do bet on the other team scoring 0.

Example

Let’s take an example of a Manchester United vs. Arsenal fixture.

If you bet on Arsenal to win to nil, you back them to win without conceding a goal. This means they can score any amount of goals across 90 minutes. You’re also betting that Manchester United won’t score at all.

If Man United score any goals, your bet is lost. If Arsenal don’t score at all, you’ve also lost.

Say the final score is 2-0 to Arsenal - and you’ve won.

Why Choose This Market?

Win to nil betting is a straightforward, simple market that’s easy to understand. Particularly if you’re a beginner in football betting, it’s an easy one to get your head around.

Odds vary bookmaker to bookmaker, but it can be profitable. If you’re savvy, you can find some attractive returns for your money. Always check before you place your stake.

This market is good for betting in a match where you think one team will dominate the other.

Tips for Placing a Bet of this Nature

These tips can help point you in the right direction:

● Pay attention to stats e.g. current form
● Bet on teams with a good defence and an eye for clean sheets that the other team is unlikely to get around
● Consider opposition attack - how likely are they to score? Remember defence is only half the battle - you’re placing two bets
● Be on the lookout for a favourite
● Look at your team’s disciplinary record e.g. red and yellow cards
● Consider the goalkeeper - have they kept a clean sheet recently?

There's no formula for how to win football bets every time - but you can give yourself the best possible chance!

Which Bookies Can You Bet With?

Many different bookmakers offer this type of betting, including William Hill.

All of them have different odds and variations, so it’s important to do your research to see what suits you best.

How to Choose Your Bookmaker for Win to Nil Bets

There are a number of good betting sites out there, so it can be tough narrowing down your selection and finding the right one for you.

However, there are some factors to take into consideration, including:

Payment Method

Are the options given the most convenient for you? Also, take into account things like security.

Sign-Up Offers

From free bet offers to enhanced odds offers, there are a number of deals and bonuses you should take advantage of.

Some of these are available to online customers only, or to new bettors. However, it’s always useful to shop around to find ways to get the best return for your money.

Reputation

A bookie’s reputation isn’t everything, however it’s something worth considering. While it shouldn’t be the determining factor, it can tell you what a company is really like, before you place a bet with them.

As it’s a relatively niche market sometimes win to nil selections can be hard to find on bookmaker’s sites. With KickOff when you make a win to nil selection we’ll show you which bookmaker has the best odds from our list of trusted bookies, and then take you straight to their site with a pre-filled betslip.

Build a win to nil accumulator

One of the most popular ways to bet is with an accumulator bet where multiple selections are combined into a single bet with much higher odds. Because the odds of HT/FT bets are usually quite high, they work well as part of relatively small accumulators with 3 to 4 selections at most.

Go Pro and make better football bets

Luckily, at KickOff you can use the Pro Menu to sort all win to nil bets by how likely they are to be successful, allowing you to quickly build your win to nil accumulator, or to combine some win to nil selections with bets from other markets offered on KickOff.

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