Latest EPL odds and betting lines

English Premier League (EPL) betting is huge, and it’s estimated that one billion dollars is gambled on every single game.

It's therefore no surprise that Canada’s best sportsbooks offer odds for every single EPL match and what might happen over the course of the season. Some of these, such as futures markets, will be available to bet on before the season has started.

Popular EPL markets include which team will win the league, which player will be top scorer, and moneyline markets for matches.

The odds for these markets are determined from a combination of how teams and players are performing, how good they are considered to be, where and when matches are taking place, and who other bettors are wagering money on.

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An EPL moneyline bet (sometimes referred to as a 1x2 bet) is a bet on the result of the match. Unlike other sports popular in Canada, EPL matches can finish as a tie and there is no overtime, so EPL moneyline markets also offer odds for a tie as well as either team to win. Moneyline bets are among the most popular and straightforward for EPL betting. Some sportsbooks also have moneyline markets for a specified half or period of an EPL match as well as odds for the full match itself.

Here is an example of a moneyline market for an EPL match:

For instance, if you placed a $100 moneyline wager on Manchester United to win the match with odds of +150, a successful bet would have a payout of $250 (your $100 bet plus $150 profit). Your bet would win if United won the match by any scoreline, but lose if Liverpool won the match or it ended a tie.

When placing a moneyline bet, you should check both teams’ recent form and if they will be affected by any injuries and suspensions. You should also consider where the match is being played and if either team has a particularly good or poor record at home or on the road.

EPL total or over/under bets can relate to the number of goals, cards, or corners a team will get in a match or how many there will be in the match itself. The odds for these markets normally list the number of goals, cards, or corners to 0.5 (to avoid a push), with odds available for both over or under that amount.

Here is an example of a total or over/under goals market for an EPL match:

Therefore, if you wager $100 on there to be over 2.5 goals in the match at -110, your bet would win $190.90 ($90.90 profit) if there are three goals or more, but lose if there are two goals or fewer. Similarly, if you wagered on there to be under 5.5 cards in a match, then you would win if there are five cards or fewer in the match, but lose if are six cards or more.

When betting on total or over/under goals, you should check how many goals the two teams playing tend to score and concede, and if any key defenders or forwards will be missing for the fixture. When betting on cards or corners, you should see how many a team has got in recent matches and consider factors such as if the match is a derby or between rivals and therefore likely to be more heated.

Similar to other sports, sportsbooks offer prop bets for EPL matches. These are based on things that might happen during a fixture but are not directly linked to the result or outcome. EPL prop bets can apply to teams (such as which team will get more cards or corners), players (such as which player will score the first goal), or the match in general (such as whether there will be a penalty or red card).

Different sportsbooks offer different prop bets, but examples of other popular EPL prop bets include:

• When the first goal will be scored

• Whether a goal will be scored in both halves

• Whether a specific player will score first or at any time during a match

• Whether a player will be booked or sent off

• Whether a certain type of goal will be scored (e.g. from a header, a free kick, or outside the box).

Many prop bets involve yes/no selections or require you to pick something out of two options, such as which player will complete more passes or commit more fouls in a match.