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    This strategy bets a 1 unit accumulator on the leaders of the four divisions after 10 games have been played. The logic is that after 10 games, the form has usually settled and stronger teams are near or at the top. In lower divisions, one or two teams often win a lot of games, so betting on the combined leaders of each division maximizes the odds.

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    This strategy bets a 1 unit accumulator on the leaders of the four divisions after 10 games have been played. The logic is that after 10 games, the form has usually settled and stronger teams are near or at the top. In lower divisions, one or two teams often win a lot of games, so betting on the combined leaders of each division maximizes the odds.

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    This strategy bets a 1 unit accumulator on the leaders of the four divisions after 10 games have been played. The logic is that after 10 games, the form has usually settled and stronger teams are near or at the top. In lower divisions, one or two teams often win a lot of games, so betting on the combined leaders of each division maximizes the odds.

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    OUT IN FRONT (F2)

    System Once 10 games have been played, bet a 1 unit Accumulator on each of the leaders of the four Divisions. Logic The Logic behind this is that once 10 games have been played, the form has usually settled down, and the stronger teams are usually near the top if not top. You also tend to find that in lower divisions, one or two teams run away with things. This means that they are obviously going to win a lot of games, and you are simply combining them with the other divisions leaders to maximise the odds.

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