TopSport punting preview: Big Bash Round 2

Each week of the Big Bash season we’ll be dropping punting previews for the round ahead.

So far in 2021 with our NRL previews we’ve produced a return on investment (ROI) of 108% putting us well in the green across the entire season.

We got off to a winning start in Round 1, with our Bartlett over 21.5 points into Richardson over 27.5 points multi paying out at $4.46, giving us a 123% ROI based on $10 per bet.

We’ll look into plenty of same-game multis in our plays, with TopSport offering the best odds on those markets across the board.

We’ll also look into ‘Player Performance markets’ which simulate fantasy scoring, as per Topsport website, the points system is:

‘Player performance is an accumulation of points from a players match performance. Points are official result and as per espncricinfo.com decision. Bets are void if a player is not in the starting 11, however if they are named and take the field, bets are deemed to have action providing the rain intervention rules do not apply. Ie if a player gets injured in one innings the bet has action providing the required overs are played.’

1 point per run scored with the bat

10 points per catch taken in the field

20 points per wicket taken with the ball

25 points per stumping carried out by the wicket keeper

30 points for a Caught and Bowled

Let’s take a look at the tips for the opening round, with all our markets provided exclusively by TopSport.

PLAYER PERFORMANCE MARKETS! Topsport are offering Big Bash markets based on fantasy scoring systems, back your knowledge and give them a crack. Use the code ‘SCPLAYBOOK’ when signing up.

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PLAY ONE – Player performance multi

• Sixers Chris Jordan over 29.5 points @$1.85
• Stars Nathan Coulter-Nile over 29.5 points @$1.90

= $3.51

PLAY TWO – Player performance multi

• Hurricanes Matthew Wade over 37.5 points @$1.90
• Stars Adam Zampa over 24.5 points @$2

= $3.80

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