Bolivia, Chile and Peru in tasty 13/2 South American treble

Jamie Clark | 18.11.2014

Celebrate the end of the international break at Coral by backing a hat-trick of home victories for South American sides Bolivia, Chile and Peru at massively enhanced odds of 13/2.

Bolivia battle Venezuela at high altitude in the heart of the Andes, while Chile clash with Uruguay and Peru welcome Paraguay to Lima in a cross-continental encounter. Each of the three featured teams in this boosted bet are individually short-price or odds-on favourites, so to get the best value punters should take the combined odds, which are so attractive.

Here are some other reasons to pile money on this enhanced offer.

Bolivia v Venezuela
With Cruzeiro and former Wigan Athletic attacker Marcelo Martins Moreno leading their line, Bolivia have a proven striker and that is why they are odds-on 8/11 favourites to vanquish Venezuela. As Zenit St Petersburg counterpart Jose Salomon Rondon is unavailable for the visitors, they are without their main threat and that strengthens home hopes of victory.

Chile v Uruguay
Jorge Sampaoli’s side have beaten La Celeste 2-0 on the last two occasions they have played in Chile. That is why the hosts are odds-on 5/6 favourites for victory, with a repeat scoreline a 15/2 chance.

Uruguay’s star striker Luis Suarez has returned to club Barcelona, but the home side are not taking this match lightly. In-form Arsenal attacker Alexis Sanchez has netted twice against this opposition before, and that is why he is even-money in the anytime market.

Backed up by Eduardo Vargas (6/4) and Arturo Vidal (11/4), Chile have plenty of proven performers both in this fixture and playing top-flight football at club level. Their opponents are in transition, and Sampaoli can capitalise on that.

Peru v Paraguay
West meets east in this South American encounter, and Peru won their last home game against Paraguay 2-0, with main man Paolo Guerrero grabbing both goals. He also has three in as many outings against this opposition, and that explains why the hosts are 6/5 favourites for victory again.