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EFL Championship goal line odds this week

In the next 7 days, 5 EFL Championship matches have goal line prices. The goal line gives the weaker side a head start in goals. We last checked prices at 1:17 am ET, Wednesday 7 October. 15 more matches are listed below; their goal line prices are not in yet.

Friday, Oct 9

West Ham United vs Queens Park Rangers

6 books at this line
Goal line
TeamLineMarket's chanceFair priceBest price
West Ham United-1about 5 in 10$1.95$1.86
Queens Park Rangers+1about 5 in 10$2.05$2.00

Same line as when prices opened.

West Ham United vs Queens Park Rangers: match preview →

Saturday, Oct 10

Swansea City vs Norwich City

4 books at this line
Goal line
TeamLineMarket's chanceFair priceBest price
Swansea City0about 5 in 10$1.89$1.80
Norwich City0about 5 in 10$2.12$2.07

Same line as when prices opened.

Swansea City vs Norwich City: match preview →

Blackburn Rovers vs Cardiff City

6 books at this line
Goal line
TeamLineMarket's chanceFair priceBest price
Blackburn Rovers0about 5 in 10$2.08$2.01
Cardiff City0about 5 in 10$1.93$1.85

Same line as when prices opened.

Blackburn Rovers vs Cardiff City: match preview →

Preston North End vs Millwall

4 books at this line
Goal line
TeamLineMarket's chanceFair priceBest price
Preston North End0about 5 in 10$2.17$2.09
Millwall0about 5 in 10$1.86$1.78

Same line as when prices opened.

Preston North End vs Millwall: match preview →

Sunday, Oct 11

Southampton vs Portsmouth

6 books at this line
Goal line
TeamLineMarket's chanceFair priceBest price
Southampton-1about 5 in 10$2.11$2.06
Portsmouth+1about 5 in 10$1.90$1.82

Same line as when prices opened.

Southampton vs Portsmouth: match preview →

Goal line prices not in yet

What these numbers mean
Goal line
The team at -1.5 must win by 2 or more goals for a bet on them to win. The other team, at +1.5, wins the bet if they win the match or lose by 1 or fewer. Some goal lines end in .25 or .75. Then your bet is split across the two nearest lines.
Market's chance
How likely the betting market thinks a result is, in plain words. About 7 in 10 means it happens about 7 times out of 10.
Fair price
The price with the bookies' cut taken out. We take the middle price across all the books we check and remove their share. It is our house line, not a tip.
Best price
The most any book we check is paying right now. A $10 bet at $1.50 pays back $15 if it wins. Every book keeps a cut, so the best price is often a little under the fair price.
Books at this line
How many books offer this exact number. Books that offer a different number are left out, so the prices compare like with like.

EFL Championship goal line odds questions

What does -1.5 mean on the goal line?
The team at -1.5 must win by 2 or more goals for a bet on them to win. The other team, at +1.5, wins the bet if they win the match or lose by 1 or fewer. Some goal lines end in .25 or .75. Then your bet is split across the two nearest lines.
What is a fair price?
It is the price with the bookies' cut removed, worked out from the middle price across all the books we check. If the fair price is $1.43, the market thinks that bet wins about 7 times in 10.
Are these your picks?
No. This page shows what the betting market thinks. Our model's picks for these matches are on the EFL Championship picks page.

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