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Just open an account and deposit using promotion code MB20 to receive the welcome bonus – then cast your eyes over this weekend's non-league fixtures and decide where to put your money.
But if you're not sure who to back, no dramas. We've picked out some big-priced selections to help guide you to profit.
We start with Torquay's meeting at home with Wrexham in the National League tomorrow, where the hosts are unbeaten in four despite loitering near the foot of the table. Wrexham's story so far is slightly different – they're sixth and are unbeaten in their last three – but the value can be found backing the Gulls to win or draw at 111/100.
Kevin Nicholson's side have found some form since the player/manager took over from outgoing gaffer Paul Cox, who stepped down amid financial pressures at the club. They now appear to have enough momentum to put a long run together in the league after a poor start to proceedings.
There is concern in the fact that Wrexham have beaten Torquay three times in their last trio of meetings, but the ‘double chance' market will give Torquay backers peace of mind that a win or draw will suffice. As a saver, both teams to score looks nailed on at 8/11.
There's a haul of National League North fixtures postponed tomorrow, including leaders AFC Flyde's trip to Alfreton. It gives second-placed Solihull Moors the chance to leapfrog the Coasters at the summit if they can navigate their way past Lowestoft Town at Crown Meadow.
The hosts are in dire form having lost their last five games and look to have a tough fight on their hands if they're to stay in the league. They've shipped a huge 15 goals in those five defeats and with high-flying Solihull chomping at the bit to return to the top, Solihull to win the first half and to win at full time could be a great punt at 167/100.Other decent selections include over 3.5 total goals in the game at 49/25.
And finally in National League South, Eastbourne Borough are due a win after failing to collet three points in five attempts. Their defence has looked to be improving of late – they've conceded only twice in three games – whereastomorrow's opponents Hemel Hempstead have conceded six over the same period.
Hempstead look short in the betting at 93/100 so Eastbourne Borough to win outright looks a good bet at 143/50 with Marathonbet. If you're feeling adventurous, a draw in the first half and Eastbourne to win at full-time also looks massive at 83/10.
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