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አማርኛ Next 3 odds slip
Combined 3.152 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 · 22:15 to Tomorrow · 00:00 — re-check prices before placing.
What 3 odds pays
| Stake | Returns at 3.15 | Profit |
|---|---|---|
| 1 unit | 3.15 | +2.15 |
| 5 units | 15.75 | +10.75 |
| 10 units | 31.50 | +21.50 |
| 50 units | 157.50 | +107.50 |
Units, not currency: multiply by whatever one unit is for you. A slip at 3.00 needs to land more than one time in 3 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 "3 odds" slip built from picks like these.
How the 3 odds slip is built
Candidates are the screener's top-rated football picks priced 1.20–3.00, one per match. Every two-, three- and four-leg combination is scored and the slip nearest 3.00 with the highest combined model probability wins. That usually means three legs around 1.40–1.50 rather than one long shot, because three moderate favourites land far more often than one outsider at the same combined price.
Why we print the hit chance instead of calling it sure
Every "3 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 — 4 legs at a typical 5% margin bake in roughly 19% 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.
3 Odds FAQ
A slip whose combined decimal price is about 3.00: a winning bet returns three times the stake, i.e. the stake back plus twice the stake in profit. Three selections around 1.44 each multiply to roughly 3.00.
No. Three legs at a genuine 70% each land together only about 34% of the time — roughly one slip in three. We publish that figure for the exact slip on the page because the alternative is pretending, and our settled singles record shows how our picks actually perform at these prices.
Because our own first model version lost eight straight on outsiders: betting markets overprice longshots, so a single 3.00 selection is usually worse value than three moderate favourites at the same combined price. The margin you pay per leg is the cost of that trade, and it is shown on the slip.
Twice a day, around 05:30 and 16:30 UTC, and it only includes fixtures that have not started. Check the prices before you place it — a leg that has drifted past the model's fair value no longer belongs on the slip.
Use the AI acca builder: it starts from the same rated picks, lets you toggle legs and shows the combined price and the model's hit chance as you go. Adding a leg you have not priced is how a 3 odds slip quietly becomes a 6 odds lottery ticket.