English League One Betting

English League One Betting – Everything You Need to Know

The English League 1 is the third tier of English football and the league’s hectic schedule often results in thrilling and unpredictable outcomes. That means there is plenty of value to be found and is one of the reasons English League 1 betting is so much fun. 

There are two types of betting for English League 1 games: 

1. Match
2. Outright

Match Betting

Match betting covers everything you can bet on during a game, with bets placed either pre-match (before the game kicks off) or in-play (once the game has kicked off). 

There are literally hundreds of match betting markets for every single English League 1 game, with some of the most popular ones including:

1. Win/Draw/Win
2. Both Teams To Score
3. Correct Score
4. Over/Under Total Goals
5. First Goalscorer
6. Anytime Goalscorer

Outright Betting

Outright betting covers everything that will happen over the course of the season, with some of the most popular ones including:

1. Outright Winner
2. To Be Promoted
3. To Be Relegated
4. Top 6 Finish
5. Player Top Goalscorer

Find the Best English League One Betting Sites in UK

English League 1 betting is offered by all of the best English League 1 betting sites in the UK, with many offering generous welcome bonuses to encourage new customers to bet with them.

With so many betting sites to choose from, it’s worth looking around to see which ones have the best English League 1 odds. Betting.com has reliable and comprehensive to help you find the best English League 1 betting sites in the UK.

How We Rate Betting Sites for English League One

We only work with reputable betting sites and we pride ourselves on producing reviews that are honest, reliable and trustworthy.

We rate betting sites for the English League 1 according to several different criteria, which are: 

• Bonus Offers
• Sports Offers
• Betting Markets
• Odds
• Live Betting
• Mobile App
• Design/Navigation
• Reputation/Reliability

Each betting site is rated out of 10 for each criteria to explain the pros and cons of each one.

You can read our reviews on the League One bookmakers here.

More About English League One Betting

There are 552 English League 1 games per season, with hundreds of English League 1 betting markets available for each one. So whether it’s a big game at Portman Road, Hillsborough or Pride Park, every moment is covered.

It’s always worth placing your bets before kick-off, but after the game has started is when English League 1 betting gets really interesting.

Enter in-play betting, which allows you to bet as the game is going on, with the live odds changing in real time depending on the latest events.

Traditional match betting markets such as Win/Draw/Win are available in-play, but there are also specific markets that are unique to in-play betting, including popular ones such as:

1. Next Team To Score
2. Next Player To Score
3. Next Player To Be Carded
4. Next Team To Win A Corner

English League One Tips & Predictions

With not every game being subjected to relentless TV coverage, the latest form of English League 1 teams can be hard to keep on top of.

So while you can never be sure of the outcome of a game – English League 1 betting wouldn’t be the same if you could – give your bets the best possible chance of success by reading our English League 1 tips and predictions, which are published on betting.com every single day.

Check out our League One tip & predictions page to learn more about this third-tier English football league.

English League One Odds

English League 1 odds are calculated on the probability of something happening.

More commonly referred to as an ‘acca’, accumulator betting is when you bet on two or more English League 1 games – five games is called ‘a five-fold’ – but combine them into one bet. You can use our free acca bet calculator to save time in your manual calculations.

Because the odds are multiplied, you’ll win an enhanced amount if all the selections in your acca are correct.

Check out our League One odds page to learn more about this third-tier English football league.

English League 1 2022/23 Overview

The English League 1 2022/23 season will be played from Saturday 30^th July to Sunday 28^th May 2023, with a five-week break taking place in November and December to allow the 2022 World Cup to be played.

As usual, the league will be made up of 24 teams, with each team playing the other 23 teams at home and away for a grand total of 46 games.

The top two teams will be promoted to the English Championship, with the four teams who finish between third and sixth entering the play-offs. The bottom four clubs will be relegated to the English League 2.

The final day of the regular season will be played on Saturday 6th May, with the English League 1 Play-off Final taking place at Wembley on Sunday 28^th May 2023.

Ipswich Town are pre-season favourites to be promoted, followed by Sheffield Wednesday and Derby County, who were relegated from the English Championship last season. Barnsley, Peterborough United and Bolton Wanderers are the other teams in contention, according to the pre-season outright odds.

At the other end of the table, Morecambe, Cambridge United, Fleetwood Town, Exeter and Forest Green Rovers are all short prices to be relegated. 

English League One Winners of the Last Seasons

• 2021/22 – Wigan Athletic
• 2020/21 – Hull City
• 2019/20 – Coventry City
• 2018/19 – Luton Town
• 2017/18 – Wigan Athletic
• 2016/17 – Sheffield United
• 2015/16 – Wigan Athletic
• 2014/15 – Bristol City

English League One 2022/23 Competing Teams

Season start-end: 30^th July 2022 – 28^th May 2023

All teams and their home stadiums

• Accrington Stanley, Crown Ground
• Barnsley, Oakwell
• Bolton Wanderers, University of Bolton Stadium
• Bristol Rovers, Memorial Stadium
• Burton Albion, Pirelli Stadium
• Cambridge United, Abbey Stadium
• Charlton Athletic, The Valley
• Cheltenham Town, Whaddon Road
• Derby County, Pride Park Stadium
• Exeter City, St. James Park
• Fleetwood Town, Highbury Stadium
• Forest Green Rovers, The New Lawn
• Ipswich Town, Portman Road
• Lincoln City, Sincil Bank
• Milton Keynes Dons, Stadium MK
• Morecambe, Globe Arena
• Oxford United, Kassam Stadium
• Peterborough United, London Road Stadium
• Plymouth Argyle, Home Park
• Port Vale, Vale Park
• Portsmouth, Fratton Park
• Sheffield Wednesday, Hillsborough Stadium
• Shrewsbury Town, New Meadow
• Wycombe Wanderers, Adams Park

Reigning Champions: Wigan Athletic

English League One Summary

With 552 games per season and thousands of pre-game and in-play betting markets, the English League 2 is definitely one of the best football leagues to bet on. And with 2022/23 shaping up to be another fine English League 2 season, make sure to follow it every step of the way on betting.com.