Ipswich Town Betting Odds & Markets
Ipswich Town are back in the Premier League after finishing runners-up in the Championship, with new manager Gary O'Neil replacing Kieran McKenna over the summer.
Below you'll find the latest Ipswich odds for their upcoming Premier League fixtures, plus the outright markets covering their attempt to avoid the drop.
Ipswich Town are back in the Premier League under new manager Gary O'Neil after finishing runners-up in the Championship - compare our selection of the top betting sites for their fight to beat the drop, and check the latest free bets.
Upcoming Ipswich Fixtures & Odds
Portman Road hosts Premier League football again this season - check the latest Ipswich fixture odds below.
Ipswich Outright Odds
Ipswich were relegated the last time they were promoted to the Premier League, which the market hasn't forgotten — here's where the Premier League betting odds currently sit under a new manager.
Ipswich Premier League Winner Odds
Ipswich Premier League Top 10 Finish Odds
Ipswich Premier League Relegation Odds
Ipswich Premier League Top Goalscorer Odds
Ipswich's goal threat is a key storyline under O'Neil, given how much the team struggled for consistency in front of goal during their previous Premier League campaign.
How to Bet on Ipswich Town
A new manager at a club that's been relegated from the Premier League before adds a layer of uncertainty to Ipswich's early prices - check team news closely before backing any market.
- Pick a market – match result, goals, both teams to score, player props, corners or an outright bet on Ipswich Town.
- Check the odds – always compare prices as they do vary between football betting sites.
- Choose your stake – only ever risk what you're comfortable losing.
- Place your selection – back Ipswich Town outright or combine picks into an accumulator or Bet Builder.
- Check your bet slip – confirm selection, odds, stake and potential return before you place the bet.
Ipswich's underlying story last time up was better performances than results - if that pattern repeats, there could be value in their match-goals markets even when they're not winning.
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