Over 2.5 goals treble for Thursday 12 November: pick by pick
Ivory Coast vs Gambia (Africa Cup Of Nations Qualification, 20:00 WAT): Over 2.5 goals at 1.67, a 58% chance. Our goal model expects 3.1 goals (Ivory Coast 2.4, Gambia 0.7).
England vs Croatia (UEFA Nations League, 20:45 WAT): Over 2.5 goals at 1.44, a 71% chance. Our goal model expects 4.0 goals (England 3.1, Croatia 1.0).
San Marino vs Belarus (UEFA Nations League, 20:45 WAT): Over 2.5 goals at 1.65, a 57% chance. Our goal model expects 3.0 goals (San Marino 0.6, Belarus 2.4).
Combined, the 3 legs pay 3.97, and our chance of all of them landing is 23%. Put 1,000 on it and the return is 3,970.
How the over 2.5 goals treble works
The over 2.5 treble backs three games to reach three goals or more. It depends on both teams joining in – one side sitting deep can sink a leg.
We look for attack ratings above the league average on both sides, or one devastating attack against a weak defence, with the bookmaker's lines in agreement.
Playing it well
Check the league goal averages first – some divisions go over far more often.
Rain, heavy pitches and high-stakes games tend to cut goals.
For a gentler version of the same bet, use the over 1.5 treble.
Betarazi slips only use senior matches from 11:00 WAT onwards. Once the first game kicks off the slip is locked, and it is graded on the score after 90 minutes. These are estimates, not promises – please only bet what you can afford to lose (18+).
Frequently asked questions
What is today's Over 2.5 goals treble?
Three open games with three or more goals in the numbers. It is rebuilt until its first match kicks off, then fixed.
How is the Over 2.5 goals treble chosen?
Betarazi looks at every senior game from 11:00 WAT, keeps tips with a strong chance and a fair price, and picks the combination most likely to win.
Where are old slips?
The Yesterday tab shows the previous slip; the results record lists every single tip.
What stake should I use?
A small, fixed amount every day – around 1–2% of your betting money is common. Do not increase it after a loss.