Real Betis - Real Madrid betting tips and odds

Real Betis will likely try to secure a draw at most. They are outclassed by Real Madrid, plain and simple, and most bookies online agree with this – after all, the betting odds on a home win for this match are 4.40.

Most bookies see Real as the favourites in this matchup, though it’s important to know things can go either way. Their victory is currently priced at 1.87, indicating that the hosts have a fighting chance.

We last saw Real Betis play against Almería in a hard-fought away game. La Liga betting odds were quite optimistic about their chances despite the home-field disadvantage, but neither side managed to convincingly pull ahead for the duration of the match.

Los Blancos never really broke a sweat against Granada as they recorded a pretty straightforward 2:0 victory last time out in the La Liga. Having taken an early lead in the first half they only brought it home for a rather convincing and morale-boosting win.

The previous two La Liga matches Betis participated in ended with minimal goals on the board for either team – 1 or none, to be exact. This displays a form of consistency which can be valuable for betting markets like Under 5 Goals.

Real don’t seem to have any issues in the goal-scoring department. Their most recent records show they’ve score more than 5 goals over the last 3 matches, so they’re on a bit of a positive trend already.

Los Verdiblancos have recorded mixed results so far, and bookmakers are skeptical about their odds of earning 3 points and moving up to UEFA qualification spots. They’ll have plenty of chances to try, of course, but so will the teams placed lower.

The visitors are currently topping the La Liga standings. No doubt Los Blancos are looking to reinforce their position on Saturday and with 1.87 betting odds on away win, there is every chance they will succeed.

Though the visitors are favourites here, it’s important to note they’ll be playing without Carvajal, Éder Militão, Thibaut Courtois, Arda Guler due to injury. On the flip side, the hosts will also be several players short – namely, William Carvalho, Nabil Fekir, Rodri have also reported injuries.

Betting on a Draw is likely to be your best option, though it’s a relatively risky wager. It offers decent value with the 3.90 odds, though, which can be found at top online bookmakers such as William Hill.