3 Odds Predictions Today
A slip built to a combined 3.00, posted every morning, from one to five legs depending on the day's prices. The step up from 2 odds: half as much again in payout for a measurably lower hit rate. The record below is the trade, measured.
- The 3 odds record is not published yet. It appears once 14 days have settled, and it will include the losing days.
- One to five legs. One leg at 3.00, two near 1.73, three near 1.44, four near 1.32 or five near 1.25. The slip says how many.
- Lower hit rate than 2 odds by design. The page says so rather than hiding it.
- Posted by 06:00 WAT with every leg, the probability and the price.
- Losing days stay published. The archive is what the strike rate is calculated from.
Today’s 3 Odds Predictions Slip
No 3 Odds Predictions slip has been published yet.
No accumulator slip has been published yet. Accumulators will appear here once the daily publishing pipeline is live, with every leg, its probability and the best price. Until then there is no booking code to copy and no stake calculator on this page.
You can still browse today’s predictions or read the published accuracy record.
Compare the Tiers
A tier that wins more pays less. That trade is the whole point.
2 Odds Predictions
Combined 2.00, from one to four legs
Record publishes after 14 settled days 3.03 Odds Predictions
Combined 3.00, moderate risk
Record publishes after 14 settled days 1.51.5 Odds Rollover
One low risk pick a day, compounding
Record publishes after 14 settled days 20+Big Odds Predictions
Long shot. Small stakes only
Record publishes after 14 settled daysEvery hit rate on this page is generated from the settled archive over the last 30 days, and nothing is published until 14 days have settled. A tier showing a high strike rate on long odds is not settling its slips honestly.
About Our 3 Odds Predictions
What the target means, how the slip is built and how to read the record
What 3 Odds Daily Means
A slip built to a combined total around 3.00. It triples the stake when it lands. The target is the odds, not the leg count: one leg at 3.00 is rare, two near 1.73 or three near 1.44 are the common shapes, and four or five shorter legs happen on a thin card. A 3.00 price implies about a 33 percent combined probability before the margin, and the measured record above says how close to that it has run.
Who This Tier Is For
A reader who finds 2 odds too slow and big odds too rare. It is the middle of the ladder and it behaves like it: more losing days than the 2 odds tier, far more winning days than big odds. The sensible comparison is between this page's record and the 2 odds record over the same month.
Where the Legs Come From
The same markets as the 2 odds slip, one rung looser when fewer legs are used: straight wins at 1.40 to 1.50 rather than 1.25 to 1.35, over 2.5 where both attacks are rated, both teams to score in open fixtures. Every leg carries its probability so you can see which of the three is the weak one.
How to Use This Page
The slip above is today's. Every leg links to its match page. When it settles it stays on the site next to its result, and the record at the top is calculated from that archive over the last 30 days, losing days included. The accumulator hub compares all four tiers; the acca generator books any of them at the bookmaker you choose.
Frequently Asked Questions
What people ask about 3 odds tips.