Eredivisie betting

Betting on the Eredivisie league is always enjoyable because it is a competitive league. Almost all teams have an equal chance to win against each other, but Ajax and PSV are on another level these days. The majority of teams attempt to strengthen their defence and play an attacking football system — almost always in a classic Dutch 4-3-3 pattern, which translates into a lot of goals and fasinating games.

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Masses of attacking talent to discover

The main attraction of Dutch football is thanks to the mass of talent that still remains undiscovered. Most Eredivisie clubs have good academies and a good method of screening future big players, so even the minor clubs have players well above the level of other small clubs from other countries. A good recent example is Groningen, who have spawned players like Suarez and Van Dijk.

Each team in The Eredivisie has a better offence than defence, so prepare yourself for an abundance of goals, a ton of chances, and high spirits. The teams have several young midfielders and versatile forwards who put on impressive performances. The preferred bets on the Dutch league are matches with more than 2.5 goals, or games where both teams score.

Betting on Dutch football

Internationally, the Netherlands is widely known as one of the best footballing nations. Ajax's and PSV's recent runs in the UEFA Champions League and Europa League aside, Dutch teams rarely make it to the end of cup tournaments. Make bets on the Champions League with bwin.

In terms of predictions on future league winners since the start of the decade, only three clubs, the Dutch “big three” Ajax, Feyenoord, and PSV Eindhoven, are in the picture. Betting on any one of these three (when they are not paying each other, of course) who wins and scores the most goals is definitely a great idea for punters.

Eerste Divisie and KNVB beker

The promotion and relegation system in the Eerste Divisie is complex. The first two placed teams are guaranteed a place in the Eredivisie, but the rest of the teams are divided into two pools: the ones with the best averages qualify for the semi-finals, while the others must go through the Round 1 matches. The winner of Round 1 will land a semi-final place against the 16th team in the Eredivisie.

The Dutch Cup is called KNVB Beker, and in the last two finals, it was Ajax who won - winning two cups and two championship doubles. Place your sports bets on the Dutch Cup and take your chances on another Ajax victory this season.