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Bnei Herzliya vs Maccabi Ironi Ramat Gan prediction

Super League Monday, October 12, 2026Mon, Oct 12 Start13:10ET Round 1
Bnei HerzliyaHome · 2-2 · 7th · Moneyline odds down 1.36
791st quarter 182nd quarter 243rd quarter 204th quarter 17
Maccabi Ironi Ramat GanAway · 3-1 · 2nd · Moneyline odds up 3.02
891st quarter 292nd quarter 223rd quarter 184th quarter 20
By quarter 1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Bnei Herzliya 18 24 20 17
Maccabi Ironi Ramat Gan 29 22 18 20
FT HaYovel Herzliya · IsraelHaYovel Herzliya · Round 1
Best tip of the game
Point spread Won
MIR +13.5 odds up 1.27 58% confidence
Maccabi Ironi Ramat Gan +13.5 on the spread edge −14.9%
Best tip of the game Point spread · Won MIR +13.5 odds up 1.27 Maccabi Ironi Ramat Gan +13.5 on the spread Confidence58% model 58.1% · market 73.0% edge −14.9%

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3 picks graded · Average confidence 59%
Picks for this game
Market PickOdds Model Market Edge Confidence Result
Moneyline 1 odds down 1.37 52.5% 67.5% −15.0% 53% Lost
Total points U185.5 odds down 1.39 61.0% 64.4% −3.4% 66% Won
Point spread MIR +13.5 odds up 1.27 58.1% 73.0% −14.9% 58% Won

Model is the model’s estimated win chance for the pick, Market the win chance the odds gave it when the pick was published, and Edge the difference between the two.

The score the model expects. An estimate, not a bet we publish.

Predicted final score
ActualPredicted
Bnei Herzliya7990
Maccabi Ironi Ramat Gan8987
Total 177 actual 168
Winning margin BNE by 3 actual MIR by 10
Chance to win BNE 59% MIR won
Predicted final score
ActualPredicted
Bnei Herzliya7990
Maccabi Ironi Ramat Gan8987

Total 177 Margin BNE by 3 Win BNE 59% Actual 168 · MIR won

Bnei Herzliya host Maccabi Ironi Ramat Gan in the Super League on Monday, October 12, 2026. Who wins, by how many points, and how many points in total — our moneyline, spread and over/under picks come from one model, and every pick is marked won or lost for everyone to see. The model uses predicted pace and scoring, recent form, the standings and the bookmakers’ current odds.