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Prop Bets: Newcastle United VS Everton 2025-11-29

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Everton vs. Newcastle United: A Match for the Ages (Or at Least a Few Bets)
Date: November 29, 2025 | Time: 17:30 UTC | Venue: Goodison Park

The Setup:
Everton (12th, 18 pts) and Newcastle United (14th, 15 pts) clash in a Premier League battle that’s as chaotic as a toddler’s art class. Everton’s recent 1-0 upset over Man Utd (yes, with a red card) has them feeling like they’ve unlocked a cheat code. Newcastle, meanwhile, is the team that beat Man City but lost to Marseille in a comeback so dramatic it makes Netflix jealous.

The Odds Breakdown:
- Moneyline: Everton (-110), Newcastle (-120), Draw (+250). Implied probabilities: 50% Everton, 55% Newcastle, 30% draw.
- Spread: Everton -0.5 (-150), Newcastle +0.5 (+250).
- Totals: Over 2.5 goals (+110), Under 2.5 goals (-120). Note: Some sites like BETTERS push “Under 2.5” at 1.65, while others are split. Confusing? That’s the Premier League for you.

Player Props to Bet On (or Avoid):
- First Goal Scorer: Nick Woltemade (475) and Thierno Barry (950) are the favorites. If you’re feeling spicy, bet “No Scorer” at +1100.
- Anytime Goal Scorers: Nick Woltemade (160) and Iliman-Cheikh Ndiaye (235) are the top picks. Avoid Sean Neave (350) unless you’re into longshots.
- Assists: Jack Grealish (350) and Anthony Elanga (500) are the assists darlings.

The Prediction:
This game will be a masterclass in indecision. Both teams are statistically likely to score (GOL odds: 1.7–1.81, implying a 55% chance), but the Under 2.5 goals line is oddly popular (1.85–1.95, or 51% implied). How? Imagine a 1-1 draw where both teams waste chances and the crowd boos the ref for 90 minutes. Or a 2-1 thriller where Newcastle’s Bruno Guimaraes (700 to score) and Everton’s Dwight McNeil (500) trade goals.

Why Bet the Draw?
With the draw at +300 (30% implied), it’s a sneaky value. Everton’s shaky defense (15th in goals conceded) and Newcastle’s inconsistent attack (14th in goals scored) suggest a low-scoring stalemate. Plus, it’s the only outcome where you don’t have to explain why your team lost.

Final Verdict:
Take the Under 2.5 goals at 1.85 (BETTERS) and the Draw at +3.18 (MyBookie.ag). If you’re feeling adventurous, back Nick Woltemade to score first at +475. And remember: No matter what, the real winner is the bookie who profits from your confusion.

“Football is like life: it’s not always fair, but it’s always a gamble.” — Your wallet, post-match. 🎲

Created: Nov. 29, 2025, 10:51 a.m. GMT