Scotland Scottish Cup Football Betting Tips & Predictions

Scottish Cup Tips

For the best Scottish Cup tips you need to come to ProTipster. Registering for the ProTipster website is simple – you only need an email, Facebook or Google+ account – and it’s free. Sign up to the website to personalise the tips you see and to get great football tips delivered direct to your inbox.

How to find Scottish Cup tips

The Scottish Football Association Challenge Cup – or as it’s more commonly known Scottish Cup – is an annual knockout tournament for Scottish football clubs. Founded in 1873, the 2017-18 edition saw 91 teams enter. It is the second oldest competition in football history behind the FA Cup.

The Scottish Cup runs from August until May, with fixtures decided by single matches decided by extra time and penalties where necessary. Teams enter the competition dependent on where they are in the Scottish football pyramid with Scottish Premiership tips entering in the fourth round. Matches are played on a weekend.

Matches become available for Scottish Cup tips up to 96 hours prior to the start of a game. It’s very probable however that users won’t see many tips for Scottish Cup games posted until close to the start time as tipsters normally like to check on information such as squad rotation and injury news before posting their tips. There are also live Scottish Cup tips available while games are in progress. These tips need to be used quickly because odds and lines can change rapidly as a game ebbs and flows.

Users can filter the exact match they are looking for using the buttons on the top right of the page. There are also filters for odds intervals to help users who are looking for a banker or an outsider punt. Scottish Cup tips can be found in a variety of markets including 1X2, goals totals and Asian handicaps.

ProTipster and Scottish Cup tips

All Scottish Cup tips posted on ProTipster are individually rated by an algorithm on a scale from 0 to 10, with tips rated at 10 the best and most likely to win. This is done so that users can find the tips they want without having to check statistics – although these can be found on the individual pick page. The algorithm works by taking data from a tipster’s prior performance such as how well they have performed with the same teams and in the same betting market before assigning a score.