Free Bet Streak on the Betfair Exchange: How to to get started with help from Betfair's football tipsters

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This Saturday Betfair are offering you the chance to start a free bet streak by placing a £10 bet on any sport on the Betfair Exchange.

Even if that first bet loses, you will be credited with a £10 free bet to begin your streak. For every winning £10 bet you have for the next seven days on the Befair Exchange, we will credit you with another tenner to keep that streak going.

We have collated some of the best tips from our football tipsters to inspire you to get your streak underway by placing your first qualifying bet this Saturday, but before we get into those, let us take you through how to get involved.

How does Betfair's Free Bet Streak offer work?

1. Opt-in on the Betfair Exchange promo page or bet banners on the Exchange homepage
2. Place a £10 bet on any sport on the Exchange on Saturday 2 November. Your first cash bet will qualify for the offer.
3. When your qualifying bet settles (as a winner or loser), you will be credited with a £10 free bet on the Exchange within 24 hours.
4. Your Free Bet Streak begins with your first £10 free bet, to use on any Exchange market (minimum odds apply). The way to keep the streak going is to keep on winning.
5. If your free bet wins, you will earn another £10 free bet, alongside your winning returns. If you lose, your streak is over.
6. You will continue to receive another free bet every time your free bet settles as a winner for a maximum of 7 days after the initial free bet has been awarded.

Remember, the tips below are related to football, but you can place a bet on any sport on the Exchange to get involved!

So grab your mates, test yourselves against the best tipsters in the business, and crown yourself with the longest winning streak of all you take-on!

For more details, what bets qualify on who is eligible to take part, head to our T&Cs page here.

Lewis Jones - Back Arsenal to win-to-nil (v Newcastle)

Arsenal and their exemplary road record now William Saliba is back from suspension is worth investing in. With Saliba on the pitch, the Gunners have conceded just six goals in their last 16 away games.

This team can keep a clean sheet against anyone in world football, registering 11 shutouts in those last 16 away days.

When you fancy Arsenal to win on the road, adding a clean sheet into the mix is a profitable betting strategy. This is another great opportunity to back the win to nil at 3.613/5 - a price which is gigantic really for a team that have won to nil on the road on nine of their last 16 matches - that's a 56 per cent strike rate.

Also, this is historically a fixture where a win to nil is a runner as nine of the last 12 meetings in all competitions have been won by a side without conceding. And that has led to an interesting quirk of 11 of the last 12 copping for punters that are backing 'no' in the both teams to score market.

I wouldn't people off having a swing at the 'no' option as a single but being a greedy guts, I'm more than happy to take a chance at the bigger price of Arsenal to win to nil as the main bet.

Alex Boyes - Back Dwight McNeil to assist anytime (v Southampton)

Southampton have conceded the third most shots from set-pieces, but those 40 shots have accumulated the highest xG against figure of all sides whilst only Arsenal have conceded a higher portion of their goals from set-pieces. Dwight McNeil, meanwhile, created 25 chances this season, the next best for Everton is Jack Harrison on nine.

In fact, Everton top the Premier League pile when it comes to the highest percentage of their goals coming from set-pieces. Despite scoring just 10 goals so far, four of those are via dead balls, the highest ratio in the league (40%).

Just like when Sean Dyche's side went to Ipswich a couple of weeks ago and got the job done comfortably - and scored via a set-piece thanks to a Micheal Keane goal assisted by Dwight McNeil - I see Everton showing they have the know-how to navigate through the worst team in the league.

Mark Stinchcombe - Back Over 2.5 Goals (Wolves v Palace)

Matheus Cunha's 93rd minute equaliser to make it 2-2 away at Brighton last weekend just might have been enough to keep Gary O'Neil in a job.

They've lost eight of nine winless games, conceding a league high 25 goals at an average of nearly three per-game. Yes their fixture list hasn't been easy having faced six of last seasons top seven but even at the end of last season there were worrying signs.

They lost seven of their last 10 games winning just once against relegated Luton. That means they have lost 14 of their last 19 games, conceding 46 goals.

If Gary O'Neil is in trouble, Oliver Glasner might have not been far behind him had Crystal Palace not beaten Tottenham last weekend.

t was their first win of the season following a winless eight game start. Their issues have been infront of goal having scored the joint fewest with just six.

However, they have underachieved their expected goals by five! Defensively they have been solid, conceding 11 in their nine games but again they have overachieved their expected goals by five! So actually Palace's game should have seen an additional 10 goals at an average of 3.0 per-game. Under Glasner last season his 13 matches saw 43 goals (3.31 per-game).

There have been over 2.5 goals scored in Wolves's last 6 games and further back 10 of their last 13. Both games last season were goal heavy with Palace winning 3-1 at Molinuex and 3-2 at Selhurst Park.

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