Apollon Patras 56-84 Promitheas

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For this A1 match, BetFTW's top pick is under 157.5 points, with a 77% model probability. We also predict under 156.0 points at 74%.

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Bet For The Win

  1. Pick 1 Total score under 157.5 W Settled - pick won.
    Event probability
    77%
    Stake High 51.7/100
    Odds 1.91 Betclic Recorded P/L +47.07
    Best odds 1.91 Betclic
  2. Pick 2 Total score under 156.0 W Settled - pick won.
    Event probability
    74%
    Stake Med 44.1/100
    Odds 1.87 Marathonbet Recorded P/L +45.78
    Best odds 1.97 22Bet
  3. Pick 3 Apollon Patras to win with +7.5 handicap L Settled - pick not won.
    Event probability
    64%
    Stake Med 31.3/100
    Odds 2.10 Bwin Recorded P/L -31.27
    Best odds 2.10 Bwin
  4. Pick 4 Apollon Patras to win L Settled - pick not won.
    Event probability
    43%
    Stake Low 24.0/100
    Odds 4.00 NEO.bet Recorded P/L -24.00
    Best odds 4.00 NEO.bet
  5. Pick 5 Apollon Patras to win with +6.5 handicap L Settled - pick not won.
    Event probability
    61%
    Stake Low 9.0/100
    Odds 1.75 Fezbet Recorded P/L -9.00
    Best odds 1.75 Fezbet
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Match analysis

Apollon Patras vs Promitheas prediction review

A1 action on Saturday, 10 February 2024 included Apollon Patras against Promitheas, a match that finished 56-84.

The leading model-based prediction for Apollon Patras vs Promitheas is under 157.5 points, with a calculated probability of 77%. BetFTW records odds of 1.91 for the selection, alongside a High recommended stake rating. The selection was settled as a winning pick.

BetFTW publishes a second selection from the total-points market for this event. under 156 points is rated at 74%, with latest recorded odds of 1.87. Within the total-points market, the model assigns the higher probability to under 157.5 points. The selection was settled as a winning pick.

The primary selection has matching best and latest recorded prices of 1.91. BetFTW retains the published probability, recorded odds, stake and settlement so the original prediction can be reviewed after the event.