Football · Thursday, 12 November 2026
Double chance tips today
The matches where we make a double chance likeliest, with our chance and the fair price.
- Matches listed
- 6
- Competitions
- 3
- Tips out
- 6
Double chance: the likeliest matches
Thursday 12 November: how likely we make each, and the fair price, which is one over that chance. A bookmaker paying more than the fair price is worth a look.
- Antigua and Barbuda vs Trinidad and TobagoCONCACAF Nations League · Draw or Trinidad and Tobago90% likelyfair price 1.11
- Llaneros FC vs Boyacá Chicó FCPrimera A · Llaneros FC or draw89% likelyfair price 1.12
- Aruba vs MartiniqueCONCACAF Nations League · Draw or Martinique89% likelyfair price 1.12
- Cerro Largo vs ProgresoPrimera División · Cerro Largo or draw80% likelyfair price 1.25
- Curaçao vs PanamaCONCACAF Nations League · Draw or Panama78% likelyfair price 1.29
- Deportivo Pasto vs Atlético JuniorPrimera A · Deportivo Pasto or Atlético Junior72% likelyfair price 1.39
What these football tips are
This is the list of football matches where we make a double chance the likeliest, with our chance and the fair price for each. A fair price is one over the chance: a bet we make 60 % likely is fairly priced at 1.67. If a bookmaker pays more than that, it is worth a look; if it pays less, it is not.
A chance is an estimate, not a promise: a bet we make 70 % likely still loses three times in ten. The list shows the most likely ones, not safe ones, and every tip we publish is graded in public, win or lose.
Read how it works, see how past tips were graded in the monthly audit, or learn what betting odds mean. You must be 18 or over; bet only what you can afford to lose.
Football tips: your questions
What is a double chance bet?
A bet on two of the three results of a match. 1X is the home side to win or draw, X2 is a draw or the away side to win, and 12 is either side to win, which loses only on a draw. Covering two results makes the bet likelier and the price shorter.
Why is the price on a double chance so short?
Because it wins more often. A double chance we make 80 % likely has a fair price of 1.25. The bet is only worth it if the bookmaker pays more than the fair price.
How are your football tips chosen?
We rate every team or player from results, form and strength, turn that into a chance for each outcome of a match, and check those chances against past seasons they were not fitted on. A tip is the likeliest outcome of a match, in any market a bookmaker quotes, that we make at least 60 % likely and whose best price is better than we think it is worth. A match has one tip, and tips are ranked by how likely they are, never by how large the value is.
Are your football tips free?
The chance of each result and our pick for every match are free, and so is the likeliest tip of the day. The full list of tips, with best prices, bookmakers and suggested stakes, is for members: see pricing.
Are there any sure tips?
No. Nobody can know a result in advance, and anyone who sells sure or fixed tips is not telling the truth. A tip we make 70 % likely still loses about three times in ten. What we can do is estimate chances carefully, publish every tip and grade it in public, wins and losses alike.
How accurate are your tips?
Every tip is written before the game with its price and graded automatically when the result arrives, and our price is measured against the closing price. The monthly audit lists every board and how each tip was graded, and the home page shows our results for the last seven days, losses included. Results swing for weeks on luck, so judge us over hundreds of tips, not a handful.
What is a top pick, a strong pick and a pick?
The label on a tip says how likely it is: a top pick is 70 % likely or more, a strong pick 65 to 70 %, and a pick 60 to 65 %. A likelier tip loses less often; it also tends to pay a shorter price.
When are the tips updated?
The board for the day is made at 06:00 UTC. After that the matches that have not started are rated again on fresh prices every three hours until midnight, so a pick can change during the day. A tip never changes once it is out, and no new tip is given in the last two hours before kick-off.
Is betting safe?
Betting always carries the risk of losing money. Only stake what you can afford to lose, set limits, and never chase losses. You must be 18 or over. If gambling is a problem for you, see our responsible gambling page for where to get help.