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Wolfsburg v Dortmund (X) 3.75 £10.00

Nottingham F v A Villa (X) 3.40 Charlton v Mansfield (2) 3.60 £10 double

Wrexham v Mansfield (2) 4.50 Half bank away win

Ipswich v Leicester (X) 3.60 Southampton v Everton (X) 3.50 £10 double

Mainz v Borussia M (X) 3.70 Mansfield v Birmingham (X) 3.75 Bradford v Doncaster (X) 3.40 £10.00 treble

Genoa v Bologna (2) 2.15 Cambridge v Wigan (2) 2.30 Le Havre v Lyon (2) 1.95 £10.00 treble

Valladolid v Mallorca (2) 2.62 Borussia M'glad v Union Berlin (2) 3.40 £10 double

West Ham v Chelsea (1) 3.40 Tottenham v Brentford (2) 5.50 Mansfield v Shrewsbury (X) 3.60 £5.00 treble

Derby v Cardiff (1) 2.45 AFC Wimbedon v MK Dons (1) 2.40 Wolves v Newcastle (2) 2.10 £10.00 treble

Everton v Bournemouth (1) 2.75 Leeds v Hull (X) 5.00 £10 double

Southampton v Forest (X) 3.40 Wigan v Crawley (2) 4.20 Lincoln v Mansfield (2) 3.10 £10.00 treble

If win bets have got harder and harder as you say here, then multiples will have got harder too, but to a greater degree. If you cannot make money from it, what is the point? If your sole aim is profit, then of course there is no point. My advice, FWIW is stick to single bets, bet for enjoyment, limit yourself to one bet per betting day, If you're struggling to find a 'best bet', don't bet that day at all. Most hobbies cost money, collecting stuff, subscriptions, club memberships, etc. Enjoy pitting your knowledge & skills against the available odds in a limited way, you may find your hobby costs very little, could break even, or you never know it might start to pay if you can be disciplined. Profiting from football win singles is possible, and very enjoyable. There can be a point.

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QPR v Leeds (2) 1.60 Bristol City v Rotherham (1) 1.35 Derby v Carlisle (1) 1.20 £23.63 treble

Doncaster v Barrow (1) 2.05 Notts County v Colchester (1) 2.25 £10 double