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The Football Vault - How It Works

We use a progressive staking strategy to turn small starting stakes into significant profits. Here's the concept: you start with £10-£20 and stake it on a carefully selected football bet with odds between 1.50 and 2.50. When it wins, you roll the entire return onto the next selection. Repeat this process until you hit 10x your starting stake - typically 4-6 bets depending on odds - then bank the profit and start fresh.

You'll receive one selection per day via email as part of a single ongoing "vault run." Win or lose, we move to the next bet the following day. When a run hits 10x (turning £10 into £100, or £20 into £200), we bank the profit and start a new run from scratch. If we hit a loss, we reset and begin again. 

The strategy works because the winning runs significantly outweigh the losing ones. We focus on value selections across European leagues where our analysis has proven edge.

Thursday 20th Nov 2025

A shame to lose the vault last night, more so on a team that topped the league on points and goals scored.

There's nothing worth chancing a new vault on so we move on to Saturday.

We start our new chain with Chelsea who sit 3rd, away at Burnley, who sit in 17th and have lost to nil at home to two big teams in Liverpool and Arsenal already this season. Chelsea are within 6 points (2 wins) off league leaders Arsenal and will want to remain in the mix, they should be winning this en route to Barcelona in the Champions League midweek.

Win or lose we move onto bet #2 for Saturday, which was a straight toss between Crystal Palace away at Wolves who are absolutely dire - but have yet another new manager who's first job is to tighten the defence. Or Barcelona who return to the Camp Nou for the first time in over 2 years.

I think i'll take my chances that Barcelona will be more than good enough to get the job done at home. 1.43 on the exchange is skinny when I like to aim for 1/2 but for the purpose of a winner it will do me.

And onto bet #3, anyone who knows me likely won't be shocked that I'll be sticking the vault onto Man City saturday eve who face a historically tricky trip to St james Park up in Newcastle. This fixture last season produced a 1-1 draw but has the likes of departed Grealish, Akanji, Walker & Ederson. The revamped city this season would thrash the side of last season, Haaland is scoring for fun, Doku is in sublime form, Nico G seems to have moulded into the next Rodri - I think we'll be safe for the win here.

Provided all 3 land we should be sitting around £44 heading into Sunday, where I have my eye on at least one, possibly 2.