EPL futures allow you to bet on outcomes beyond individual matches, and are often only confirmed once the season is completed, e.g. which team will win the league and which teams will be relegated. This means that if you bet on Manchester City for an EPL winner future, then you are betting on them to finish first in the EPL standings that season.
EPL futures can apply to both teams and players and are often available to bet on both before and during a season. As a result, the odds for EPL futures can change massively over the course of the season. There are several things that can affect them, including a team or player’s form, transfers, injuries, suspensions, and even who other bettors are choosing. When betting on them, it’s important to consider if you feel the odds give you good value.
For instance, let’s imagine that Liverpool were pre-season favorites to win the EPL with odds of -200, but after a disappointing start their odds have lengthened to +900. If you’re confident Liverpool will still win the Premier League, you may get better value by betting on them then instead of waiting to see if their form improves, thereby potentially allowing their odds to shorten. You need to judge when you feel is the best time to place your bet.
There are tons of popular EPL futures that sportsbooks offer, many of which are covered in greater detail below.