Some decent value from Skybet and WillHills this weekend.

Arsenal have won 7 of 8 home games this season and Newcastle have lost 7 of their last 8. Chelsea and Watford were almost in the Accas. With Watford playing a Huddersfield side that cannot score away from home, and Chelsea who have only dropped points at home to City and Arsenal since that opening day loss to Burnley when they were reduced to 9 men. So a decent slice of value here.
£10 @ 4/1 Skybet

Stoke would be the flaky one in this but we’re effectively getting about 9/4 on an 11/8 shot if we assume the other prices are about right.
£7.50 Chelsea, Watford and Stoke all to win @ 7.56/1 (boosted)

The bookies seem to be riding the wave of poor Tottenham form with these priceboosts, and Spurs would be swerve at their current price of around 1/3 for sure. However Wolves and Villa were both on my shortlist and likely would be in the Accas as value selections.  Wolves have won their last 6 and 8 of 10 at home, they have bought in Premier League quality players and are looking a class above the rest of the division. Villa are also starting to click and have been very solid at home, winning five of their last six at Villa Park. Millwall are winless on the road and likewise Wolves face a Sunderland side that despite a change at the top, look likely to struggle for some time yet. So its a case of two good selections off setting one bad for me, and the price is big enough.

£12.50 @ Tottenham, Wolves and Aston Villa to win @  4/1 Skybet

You will have either taken the Even money on Chelsea with Hills when you got my email earlier or missed it, as it’s gone now.
It was available for at least 15mins after I emailed however.
If you took £20 @ Evens I’m recommending a lay of Chelsea on Smarkets @ 1.29 for £20.50, that will guarantee you won’t lose but will still win £14 if Chelsea do win.

These two price boosts are of similar value, both represent about 50% more returns that we should be getting and look to have decent prospects of coming in. I’ll split stakes across both.
£8 Liverpool Tottenham and Leicester to win with Skybet.

£8 Liverpool, Tottenham and Everton to win @ 6/1 (6.48/1 boosted) Hills. (Search for “super” to locate the bet)

This probably wouldn’t be a treble I’d put together myself, with two short priced favourites playing away, however even allowing for the regular odds being a tab short this still comes up as a value betting proposition. You can also hit boost to get the price upto 9.74/1 and the bets elsewhere is 6.35/1 and I think this rates as worth having a few quid on.
£6 WillHill:  Man Utd, Tottenham and West Brom all to win @ 9.74/1 Super Odds Treble (boosted)

We’ve already got Watford in the Trixie and I don’t like having too many bets riding on one team, that said Utd and Tottenham look solid enough at home and as I’ve covered, I think Watford are a decent shout away at Newcastle, so the 6/1 if worth a bite.
£6 Manchester Utd, Tottenham and Watford all to win @ 6/1 Skybet

It seems they are out to get Man City this weekend. That could be dangerous and I can see the argument that perhaps City are a tad short at Leicester, but these prices are too good to miss and I rate as value.
£15 City, Chelsea and Liverpool all to win @ 4/1 Skybet

Doubling up on City here in this one but again it looks worth the risk, particularly as Bournemouth and Burnley are priced about right.
£5 City, Burnley adn Bournemouth all to win @ 7.56/1 WillHill (boosted from the enhanced 7/1!)

All of these enhanced offers have Man City and Watford in.
City are rightly getting extremely short of late as they are playing brilliant football, Watford look a decent side under a decent manager. On expected goals they are maybe doing slightly better than they should be but against an out of sorts Stoke side that had already lost at Everton and Newcastle before conceding seven at the Etihad, around Evens looks ok. Wolves are looking the best side in the Championship and along with Watford were on my shrotlist for the Accas. So I’ll happily take all three of these prices, splitting stakes across all three to keep the overall risk down.

£6 Skybet: City, Watford and Wolves to win @ 13/2

£6 WillHill: City, Watford & Cardiff all to win @ 6/1 (boosted to 6.48/1)

£6 Betway: City, Arsenal and Watford all to win @ 7/2

(That’s £18 across all three so we’ve effectively got £18 on the City/Watford double with  any of  Wolves, Cardiff and Arsenal needing to come in to land each treble.)

£10 Man Utd, Newcastle and Stoke to win @ 7/1, boosted to 7.56/1 with WillHill
At 7/1 this is good value, so use a boost and take 7.56 looks worth taking the max £10 they’ll allow.
Realistically this is about a 5/1 11/2 shot.

£12 Chelsea, Tottenham and Burnley all to win @ 5/1 with Skybet
Tottenham and Chelsea were on my bankers list and I cant see them slipping up against a Bournemouth side who tend to play in a way that suits the better sides by having a go and Palace are in danger of breaking the record of minutes played before scoring a goal at the start of a season. Burnley are always hard to beat at the very least and are facing West Ham who have won only once in their last 11 on the road, and have failed to score in 3 of 4 away games this season.

*UPDATE 14/10: WillHill have this treble enhanced to 5/1 also.*

This is now around 10/3 with other bookmakers and I like the price of Real Madrid at 2.40 so all in all at 9/2 with the possibility of higher odds as well, it looks like decent value.
£10 Crowd Boosted Accumulator with Skybet