Today’s 2 odds slip
Combined 2.662 legs, one per match, all priced 1.20–3.00. The hit chance multiplies the model’s probability for each leg; it is an estimate, not a promise. Kick-offs from Today · 21:30 to Today · 22:15 — re-check prices before placing.
What 2 odds pays
| Stake | Returns at 2.66 | Profit |
|---|---|---|
| 1 unit | 2.66 | +1.66 |
| 5 units | 13.30 | +8.30 |
| 10 units | 26.60 | +16.60 |
| 50 units | 133.00 | +83.00 |
Units, not currency: multiply by whatever one unit is for you. A slip at 2.00 needs to land more than one time in 2 just to break even.
How often legs like these actually win
Full settled record →| Price band | Settled singles | Won | Hit rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.20–1.50 | 16 | 11 | 69% |
| 1.50–2.00 | 461 | 237 | 51% |
| 2.00–3.00 | 502 | 202 | 40% |
| All 1.20–3.00 | 979 | 450 | 46% |
Our own published singles, settled against real scores — losses included. If every leg won as often as those singles did (46%), a 2-leg slip would land about 21% of the time — roughly one in 5. That is the honest ceiling for any "2 odds" slip built from picks like these.
How the 2 odds slip is built
The builder takes the screener's top-rated football picks priced 1.20–3.00, one per match, and searches every two- and three-leg combination for the one that lands on or just above 2.00 with the highest combined model probability. Short prices win that search by design — a 2 odds slip is meant to be the safest product on this site, not the most exciting.
Why we print the hit chance instead of calling it sure
Every "2 odds daily" page you will find promises certainty and hides the one number that matters: how often the slip lands. Ours prints it for the exact slip, prints the bookmaker's price against the model's fair price, and settles every published pick publicly in our record. An accumulator multiplies the bookmaker's margin along with the odds — 3 legs at a typical 5% margin bake in roughly 14% before kick-off — so the only version of this bet worth placing is one where every leg is a genuine value pick, staked small, judged over many slips.
Prefer a different target? Today's 2 odds, 3 odds, 5 odds and 10 odds slips come from the same rated picks; the bet of the day is the single strongest official pick, and today's predictions list every fixture the model prices.
2 Odds FAQ
It means the combined decimal price of the slip is about 2.00, so a winning bet returns roughly double the stake (stake plus an equal profit). It is usually built from two or three selections priced between 1.20 and 1.50 rather than from one even-money pick.
No — there is no such thing as sure odds, and any site selling "sure 2 odds" is selling a feeling. Two legs at a genuine 75% each land together about 56% of the time; that is the honest ceiling for a slip like this, and our settled singles record on this page shows what our own picks actually do at these prices.
From the model's own rated picks, not from a tipster's hunch: the screener rates every fixture by the gap between the model's probability and the best available price, and the slip is the two- or three-leg combination nearest 2.00 with the highest model hit chance. It is re-priced at every refresh, twice a day.
The site rebuilds around 05:30 and 16:30 UTC. The slip only ever includes matches that have not kicked off, so after the evening refresh it typically points at tomorrow's early fixtures.
Stake flat and small on every slip you place. A 2 odds slip loses at least a third of the time even when the picks are good; a staking plan that survives a five-slip losing run is what separates a hobby from a hole.