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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.

Tuesdayday 24th Nov 2025

It helps if I send the email instead of just writing it!!!
The below research was sent to telegram last night and we now sit on £47.64 from £10
 

I have no idea how we didn't make amazing headway into a 10x again yesterday, RB Salzburg were 2-0 to the good at half time and somehow blew it to lose 3-2 in added time. It can be frustrating doing all the research, planning the matches out, leading at half time and losing. It's football and once the bets are out there I can do no more.

Because we didn't win that game, and the next game was already 1-0 up anyway, I didn't get onto it (Beerschot won 2-1), I did restart with Lile who won 4-2, so tonight we start with £17.50

Today we have 2 games of interest, one in the lower Dutch league where lots of reserves / youth sides of the big teams generally play, and it's a league absolutely full of goals as you'll soon see.

Dutch Eerste Division (equivalent of Dutch championship)

7pm kick off 
Helmond Sport v Jong Ajax 
BTTS yes at 1.62

The numbers tell a clear story: Jong Ajax can’t defend away from home (2.43 goals conceded per away game!) but they’re still managing to score (1.29 per game). Helmond is strong at home offensively (1.88 per game) but also leaky (1.5 conceded).

So we’ve got:
 • A home team that scores well but concedes
 • An away team that’s defensively awful but still finds the net
That’s the perfect recipe for BTTS.

If both teams maintain their averages, we’re looking at roughly 3.17 total goals with contributions from both sides.

Even if Jong Ajax drops below their away average, Helmond’s home scoring (1.88) suggests they should bag at least one, and Jong Ajax’s poor defense (shipping 2.43 per away game) means Helmond should definitely score.

Next up we have a Brazillian match:

Mirassol v Ceara | Monday 22:00 UTC

Mirassol are having an absolute fairytale debut season in the top flight - sitting 4th with 59 points and chasing a historic Libertadores spot.

Ceara are mid-table in 12th, scrapping for Sudamericana qualification.

The big story here is Mirassol’s home form. Unbeaten in 17 home matches this season (11 wins, 6 draws) and they’ve scored 2+ in eight of their last ten at home. That’s ridiculous. They’ve also beaten Ceara three times on the bounce, including 2-0 away back in July.

Ceara have been pretty poor on their travels - eight defeats from 17 away games - and they’re missing Pedro Raul (suspension) and Vina (red card), which really hurts their attacking options.

Mirassol to win looks the play at around 1.71. Their home record is just too good and Ceara’s personnel problems are significant. 

Under 2.5 goals also has some appeal - Ceara’s last 7 matches have all stayed under that line and they’ll likely sit deep here.

For Wednesday we switch back to the Sportsbook and place a double.

BTTS RKC Waalwijk vs Maastricht:

RKC have scored and conceded in 11 of their last 12 games - including 7 straight home games where both teams scored. Maastricht are awful away (1 win in 19) but they're still finding the net in 8 of their last 9 league games. Both teams leaky at the back, both teams scoring. The pattern is crystal clear.

Man City to win vs Bayer Leverkusen:

City are unbeaten in 23 home Champions League group/league phase games (won 20 of them) and have scored 2+ goals in their last 7 straight home wins. Leverkusen are crippled - missing Andrich and Tapsoba through suspension, plus an injury crisis that leaves them with just 2 fit central midfielders. City beat Dortmund 4-1 last time out in Europe. Home fortress against a weakened opponent, and looking to bounce back after a disappointing trip to Newcastle at the weekend.

£47.64 Double @ 0.96 (just under evens)