Many football bettors from around the world like to place bets on the Eredivisie league in the Netherlands. You can find the most accurate football tips for the Dutch Eredivisie league at Tips.bet. The premier league in Holland has attracted a lot of interest among the football community for several years now.

At Tips.bet we monitor the teams in the Dutch Eredivisie league closely so that we can add value to our computer-generated tips. There are usually matches available for the Eredivisie every week and you will find your accurate predictions right here.

We have invested in a high-powered computer algorithm that takes several different factors into account when assessing the outcome of matches in the Dutch Eredivisie. This uses cutting-edge mathematical modelling to provide the most accurate predictions for the games. Our algorithm is updated often to ensure that it includes all of the latest information about the Eredivisie.

The first thing that we do is to provide the computer with comprehensive historical information about teams that compete in the Eredivisie. Then we feed it with the most recent data which includes the current ratings for the players and the coaches, players that have received red cards, teams that have suspensions and injuries, and more.

We have an experienced team that takes responsibility for the algorithm and they are all experts on football from around the world. They will add their own views about Eredivisie teams and matches to make our predictions accurate. Tips.bet have a high accuracy average for football predictions of approximately 60%.

The Eredivisie was founded in Holland in 1956 and it is the premier league competition for professional football teams in the Netherlands. Professional football didn’t start in Holland until 1954 and the Eredivisie was created two years later.

There are 18 teams in the Dutch Eredivisie league. Each of the teams plays each other home and away. The relegation rules for the Eredivisie are different to some of the other major leagues in Europe. Any team that finishes in 18th place at the end of the season becomes automatically relegated to the second-tier of Dutch football.

The winners of the second-tier league in Holland gain automatic promotion to the top Eredivisie league. Teams that finish in 16th and 17th place in the Eredivisie will enter play off matches with the three clubs from the second-tier that finished in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th places. They are separated into 2 groups and they have to play each other home and away.

Winners of the 2 groups are automatically promoted to the Eredivisie. The remaining teams end up in the second-tier division which is called the Eerste Divisie. The relegation play offs add even more excitement to the Eredivisie which is loved by many fans in Holland and across the globe.

Young players go through extensive training programs in the Eredivisie and the Netherlands is famous for producing some of the best players and coaches. All teams in the Eredivisie are committed to the development of their players and they do all that they can to provide opportunities for young Dutch players to better themselves and break into the big time.

Most of the players in the Dutch national team come from the Eredivisie. For many years, the national team from Holland has been respected across the world for the talent in their team and the attractive style of football that they play. The Eredivisie also welcomes players from other nations and have helped to develop some of the most well-known stars of the game.

Some of the most talented Dutch footballers that have made it on the world stage started their careers in the Eredivisie. Perhaps the most famous player to come from the Eredivisie was Johan Cruyff who set the world football stage alight in the 1970s.

There are so many great players that have emerged from the Eredivisie and gone on to play for bigger clubs in Europe. In the 1980s, Marco van Basten was viewed as one of the best players in the world. The Eredivisie has also produced well-known stars such as Ruud Gullit, Johan Neeskens, Ronald Koeman, Frank Rijkaard, and Willem van Hanegam.

There are other great players that began their careers in the Eredivisie as well. These include Dennis Bergkamp, Edgar Davids, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Clarence Seedorf, Patrick Kluivert, Edwind van der Sar, Wesley Sneijder, Japp Stam, Robin van Persie, Rafael van der Vaart, Frank de Boer, and Arjen Robben. Luis Surez and Zlatan Ibrahimovic also played in the Eredivisie.