Chelsea vs Everton Betting Odds | Premier League

Chelsea host Everton on Saturday, 13th December, Matchday 16 of the Premier League. The match kicks off at 15:00 GMT at Stamford Bridge in London.

In their last 10 matches, Chelsea had five wins, two losses, and three draws. This puts them 5th on the Premier League table with 25 points.

The Toffees had five wins, three losses, and two draws in the same period, and are currently in 7th spot with 24 points.

They are nearly matched in the head-to-head record. In their last 10 matches, Chelsea won four, Everton won three, and three games ended in a draw.

Below, we give you the Chelsea vs Everton preview, betting markets, and odds.

Chelsea vs Everton Betting Odds

7bet offers competitive betting odds on all Premier League matches, including this fixture.

Please note that the odds mentioned below are accurate as per the publishing time of the article. 

1X2 Odds

1X2 is considered the most popular wager in football betting as it is fairly simple to follow. Bettors need to pick one out of three possible outcomes in this match:

• 1: Chelsea wins
• X: Draw
• 2: Everton wins

As you can see above, the odds are written in fractions. The denominator is the bet amount, and the numerator is the expected return if the bet wins. If you examine the Chelsea vs Everton betting odds for the 1×2 market, the odds are 4/7 for Chelsea, 14/5 for a draw, and 4/1 for Everton. 

This means that bettors can win £4 for every £7 for correctly predicting Chelsea’s win. If your bet wins, the stake (also known as the betting amount) is returned. Similarly, a successful bet on Everton yields £4 for every pound, and correctly predicting a draw pays £14 for every £5.

The odds reflect how bookmakers rate each team’s chances. If an outcome is considered to be more likely, bookmakers will give lower odds. That’s because if one team is a fan favourite, a lot of people will bet on it. In this scenario, bookmakers lower the odds to even out the market. Similarly, the odds for the weaker team may be slightly higher to encourage bettors to bet on both teams.

However, don’t rely only on the odds for your research. The odds are just an initial analysis and don’t affect the actual outcome. Research both teams’ form, injuries, and lineup before placing your bets. 

Double Chance

Double Chance is a variation of the 1×2 market. Here, bettors can pick two outcomes out of the possible three:

• Chelsea or Draw (1X): This bet loses if Everton wins.
• Chelsea or Everton (12): You lose if the game ends in a draw.
• Draw or Everton (X2): This bet loses if Chelsea wins.

The Double Chance market pays lower than 1×2 because your chances of winning are higher here. Remember, bookmakers lower the odds when an outcome appears to be more likely.

Handicap Betting Odds

A handicap gives an advantage to your chosen team and a disadvantage to the other team. Let’s say you select a handicap of +1.25 for Everton and the final score is 2–1. After adjusting the handicap, the final score will be read as 0.75–2.25. So, despite losing the match, bets on Everton win.

For this fixture, bettors are free to select handicaps between (+/-) 0.75 to (-/+) 1.75. Here are two examples of how positive and negative handicaps work:

• Chelsea (-1) / Everton (+1): Bets on Everton win if they win, draw, or lose by one goal. For example, a score of 2–1 will become 1–2 after adjusting the handicap. A two-goal loss will lead to a draw. Bets on Chelsea win if they win the fixture with a three-goal margin.
• Chelsea (+0.5) / Everton (-0.5): This is a small advantage, where bets on Chelsea win in case of a draw.
• Chelsea (-1.75) / Everton (+1.75): Bets on Everton win if they win, draw, or lose by three goals (3–0 becomes 1.25–1.75).

Both Teams to Score (BTTS Odds)

In the Both Teams to Score (BTTS) market, “Yes” bets win if both Chelsea and Everton net the ball at least once. This means the final score should be at least 1–1. “No” bets win if both or either team fails to score. So, if the score has a zero in it, like 1–0, 0–2, 0–0, etc, “No” bets win.

Before selecting “Yes” or “No”, look at both teams’ last 10 or 20 match records. Check how many times they failed to score and how many times they kept a clean sheet. A clean sheet means the team’s goalkeeper didn’t allow even a single goal to slide in, so the opposition team’s goal tally was zero. The higher the clean sheets, the more likely that “No” bets may win.

In their last 10 fixtures, Everton kept four clean sheets, and Chelsea kept five. Use this data when analysing the Chelsea vs Everton odds in the BTTS market.

Goal Total (Over/Under) Odds

The Goal Total market is known as Total, Over/Under, or O/U. Here, bettors have to predict the combined goal total. For example, the match ends 1–1. The final goal total is two.

On 7bet, the goal total betting line for this match can be adjusted from 0.5 to 5.5. For this fixture, the betting line is fixed at 2.5 goals combined. Over 2.5 bets win if the combined goal total is three or higher. Scores like 2–1, 3–0, or 2–2 will win in this bet. Under 2.5 bet wins if the combined total is two or lower, like 1–0, 2–0, 1–1, etc.

When you analyse Chelsea vs Everton odds in this market, look at the average goals scored by both teams in the last 10 matches. Chelsea have averaged 1.8 goals per match in this period, while Everton averaged 1.2. This brings their combined total to 3.0, which is over the 2.5 betting line.

Correct Score Odds

This is a high-paying market. However, bettors should note that the odds and probability are inversely related in betting. The higher the odds, the lower the probability of the outcome. Predicting the correct score can be risky as it involves guessing and a fair bit of luck. Bettors need to predict two things to win in this market: who will win and what the exact score will be at the final whistle. 

For example, predicting a precise 1–0 win for Chelsea pays £17 for every £3, and a correct 0–1 score bet on Everton pays £13 for every pound. Bettors can adjust the betting line on our page and choose any combination of scores between zero and +5. Note that the score should be precise for both teams for your bet to pay out.

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