Stoke vs Wrexham Betting Odds | Championship

Stoke and Wrexham meet on Matchday 10 of the Championship (Saturday, 18th October). Both teams have currently played nine matches each this season. The Potters (Stoke City) are 5th on the Championship table with four wins, three draws, and two losses. The Red Dragons (Wrexham) are 18th with two wins, four draws, and three losses.

Their match kicks off at 15:00 BST at the Potters’ home ground, Bet365 Stadium.

If you are interested in betting on this fixture, we give you the Stoke vs Wrexham betting odds and common markets below.

Stoke vs Wrexham Betting Odds

This is Wrexham’s maiden entry to the Championship. The Red Dragons finished second in League One last season and earned a promotion. So, the two teams haven’t had any head-to-head matches in the previous five years. This might make betting on this fixture a little unpredictable, so bettors should closely watch the latest odds.

7bet offers competitive Stoke vs Wrexham odds.

1X2 Odds Betting Odds

The 1X2 is one of the most popular wagers in football betting. This bet gives three options:

• 1: Home team (Stoke) wins
• X: Draw
• 2: Away team (Wrexham) wins

If you analyze the Stoke vs Wrexham betting odds, the odds are 9/10 for Stoke, 5/3 for a draw, and 11/4 for Wrexham. This means if the Potters win the match, your bet will pay out £10 for every £9 with 9/10 odds. Similarly, if your bet on Wrexham wins, you stand to profit £11 for every £4. Successful bets on a draw return £5 for every £3. The stake on winning bets is also refunded.

When comparing odds, think about value as much as probability. Usually, stronger teams are given short odds, meaning bets on them pay less. On the other hand, the team that appears to be weaker in the fixture is given long odds, and bets on them return a good profit. 

However, it is important to note that long odds have a low probability of being successful, so be careful when making your selection in the 1X2 market. Do a detailed analysis and consider both teams’ recent form. Stoke City had three wins, five draws, and two losses in their last 10 matches. Wrexham had four draws, five wins, and one loss in the same period. Use this data to minimize your risk in this market.

Double Chance Odds

The Double Chance market is designed for cautious bettors. This is a variation of the 1X2 market, where you can bet on two results simultaneously:

• 1X: Stoke wins or the match draw. The bet loses if Wrexham wins.
• 12: Either Stoke or Wrexham wins. The bet loses if the match ends in a draw.
• X2: The match draws or Wrexham wins. You lose if Stoke wins.

This is a safe market if you are unsure which outcome to back. So, if you believe both teams are evenly matched or there is insufficient head-to-head data, choose the Double Chance market to lower your risk. However, the trade-off is smaller returns. Since your chances of winning are higher, the odds in Double Chance are generally lower than 1X2.

Handicap Betting Odds

Handicaps add an interesting element to football betting. If you believe both teams are unevenly matched, you can use a handicap to give a head start to your favourite team. For example, you believe Wrexham is not a strong team, but you still want to bet on it. Give them a positive handicap, like say +1. This means one point will be added to their final goal tally, and one point will be subtracted from Stoke’s final goal count. So, a score of 2–1 will be adjusted as 1–2, and bets on Wrexham will win, even if they lose the match.

You can use a negative handicap for a large profit. Let’s say you are so confident of Stoke’s win that you give them a negative handicap of -1. This means that you are predicting that Stoke will still be able to win despite a setback. If Stoke overcomes this gap, you stand to profit a lot.

Make sure to keep the goal margins in mind when selecting a handicap. For example, a +1 handicap means the other team must win with at least a three-goal lead to overcome the gap.

Both Teams to Score (BTTS) Odds

Both Teams to Score (BTTS) is another low-risk betting market to consider if you are a cautious bettor. It focuses only on one aspect of the game: whether or not both teams manage to score during the match. The final result or winner doesn’t matter.

There are two possible outcomes in this bet:

• BTTS Yes: This bet wins if both teams score at least once (for example, 1–1, 2–1, or 3–2). Your bet pays even if the match draws.
• BTTS No: This bet wins if either one or both teams fail to score. So, if the final score has a zero in it, like 0–0, 1–0, or 0–2, the No bets win.

Look at both teams’ defensive capabilities when analyzing Stoke vs Wrexham odds in this market. Check how many clean sheets (where the opposition team’s score is zero) they have. In their last 10 matches, Stoke kept four clean sheets and Wrexham kept two.

Goal Total (Over/Under) Odds

In this market, bettors need to predict whether the total number of goals scored in Saturday’s match will be over or under their chosen number. For example, you choose the Over 2.5 bet. This means the total should be at least three for your bet to win. This is regardless of which team scores the goals. So, final scores like 0–3, 3–0, 1–2, or 2–1 will win in this market. Similarly, Under 2.5 bets win if the combined goal total is less than two.

In their last 10 matches, Stoke scored an average of 0.8 goals per match, and Wrexham averaged 1.9. This brings their combined average total to 2.7. Use this data when analyzing the Stoke vs Wrexham odds in this market.

Correct Score Odds

Predict the exact final score of the match in this bet. Bettors can select any combination of the final score ranging from zero to +5 goals. Note that this is a risky market, as predicting a precise score is difficult. Manage your bankroll by betting only small amounts.

Please note that the odds are accurate as of the publishing time of the article. Make sure to check the latest odds before placing a bet.

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