Den Helder 73-87 Hague Royals

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For this DBL match, BetFTW's top pick is Den Helder to win with -6.5 handicap, with a 83% model probability. We also predict Den Helder to win with -7.5 handicap at 82%.

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  1. Pick 1 Den Helder to win with -6.5 handicap L Settled - pick not won.
    Event probability
    83%
    Stake High 66.8/100
    Odds 2.05 ComeOn Recorded P/L -66.81
    Best odds 2.05 ComeOn
  2. Pick 2 Den Helder to win with -7.5 handicap L Settled - pick not won.
    Event probability
    82%
    Stake High 65.8/100
    Odds 2.11 Megapari Sport Recorded P/L -67.60
    Best odds 2.25 BoyleSports
  3. Pick 3 Den Helder to win with -8.5 handicap L Settled - pick not won.
    Event probability
    81%
    Stake High 64.9/100
    Odds 2.18 Jetbull Recorded P/L -64.90
    Best odds 2.18 Jetbull
  4. Pick 4 Den Helder to win L Settled - pick not won.
    Event probability
    88%
    Stake High 63.8/100
    Odds 1.50 22Bet Recorded P/L -64.24
    Best odds 1.51 22Bet
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Match analysis

Den Helder vs Hague Royals prediction review

Den Helder and Hague Royals met in DBL on Sunday, 3 October 2021, with the event ending 73-87.

Among the available predictions, Den Helder to win with -6.5 handicap receives the highest model rating at 83%. The prediction's latest recorded price is 2.05, while its calculated edge places it in BetFTW's High stake band. The selection was settled as a losing pick.

BetFTW publishes a second selection from the spread market for this event. For this market, Den Helder to win with -7.5 handicap carries a 82% model probability and latest recorded odds of 2.11. Within the spread market, the model assigns the higher probability to Den Helder to win with -6.5 handicap. The selection was settled as a losing pick.

No difference is shown between the best and latest recorded odds, which both stand at 2.05. The page preserves the model probability, best and latest recorded odds, stake band and result to provide a transparent historical record.