We’ve been so close to so many good wins since the new season started – last minute goals, disallowed goals (Van Persie’s against Man United denying us a 19/1 winner) and sheer flukes denying us a hugely profitable couple of weeks. But have been there or thereabouts with most of our selections so far, which is encouraging.

It was nice to have a clean sweep last night, as both our bets (after the cancellation of QPR-Palace) won – Derby failed to beat Barnsley at odds on, and Ipswich were unable to beat Forest (we laid them both). Let’s hope we can carry that form forward. Check back later to see if we have any selections for tonight.

It’s been a good week so far, with our major selections both winning – Liverpool v Villa comfortably going over 2.5 goals and Bolton beating Tranmere. And our small outside bet nearly copped at 7/1, with Swindon just unable to nick a winner at Wolves but taking them to extra-time and penalties.

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It was a poor weekend for Wakuba as the end of season unpredictablity took its toll. Wolves, traditional bottlers, secured a routine victory and promotion, while Derby continued to be off the boil.

As the climax draws nearer we will focus on teams that have something to play for, those chasing the playoffs or automatic promotion, those that have extra motivation over mid table sides. Although that was the reason for choosing Middlesbrough!

There are games tonight and midweek so check back for our selections; we hope to get back to winning ways.

With everyone piling on the ‘under goals’ market last night, we went against public opinion, took advantage of the sliding odds, and rightly advised a lay at the falsely short price of 1.54.

A 3-1 win for Chelsea made that a nice winner for us, at nearly 2/1. Check back later for our Easter Weekend selections.

This weekend showed Wakuba’s strategy in a microcosm – three value prices, one of which came in (Charlton) at 100/30, giving us an overall profit.

There are a multitude of fixtures this midweek, so check back for our selections for those.

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Barrow scored a last minute equaliser to snatch a point at Wrexham last night – sometimes these things do go for us!

That made Wrexham a lovely lay at around 1.74, and for 2 points as well.

Our weekend selections will be up later today.

Israel and Greece played out the draw we predicted, giving our subscribers a nice 9/4 winner.

Unfortunately Accrington couldn’t quite sneak all three points against Rotherham, and Barnet suffered a surprise defeat to Darlington, making us slightly down for the weekend.

It’s been an average month for Wakuba, some good winners but unprofitable overall; but we are a long term strategy, and have so far brought back approximately 20% to our subscribers, including one month in which we returned over 40%.

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We were burned by the traditional ‘pick a short odds selection to bump the odds of a double’ last night, as contrary to all form and results Elgin managed a draw at Forfar.

The second half of the double is to run, so worth covering with a single.

Cheltenham secured a 2-2 draw, making our lay of Huddersfield at 1.63 a winner – but it could have been so much better… Cheltenham were a 7.2 tip and only a 93rd minute equaliser denied our subscribers.

But Cheltenham’s draw, coupled with Millwall’s stirring comeback (coming back from 2-0 down to win 3-2) brought us level for the weekend after Crewe’s surprisingly abject performance against Leeds and Gillingham’s collapse against Grimsby.

There are more and more surprise results as we near the end of the season; Wakuba will be using all of our research and analysis tools to find the ‘value’, find the incorrect prices, and make money from our betting.

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Our subscribers will be happy this morning as we brought them a 4/1 winner (Chesterfield) and an 11/8 romp (Bournemouth). One goal in the Swansea game denied us a clean sweep but we returned a healthy profit (77% to be exact) from the evening.

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