We have Renegades vs. Heat predictions for the opening Big Bash game this week, which takes place on Monday, December 15 at 7:15 pm.
The Renegades are the $1.80 favourites despite losing six of their last seven BBL matches.
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Renegades vs. Heat Predictions
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Best Bet
We’re happy to take $2 for the Heat to win. We can’t trust what the Renegades are going to produce, especially based on the last few seasons, which have largely been disappointing.
There is plenty of attacking power with the Heat, including Matt Renshaw, Colin Munro, and Nathan McSweeney. The Heat have a lot of depth to their batting lineup, and they don’t mind attacking teams from the outset.
We believe the more aggressive team will emerge victorious on Monday night in Melbourne, and the Heat should come out firing. Getting $2 for the visitors is a fair price with Big Bash odds, so snap up the value.
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Same Game Multi
The Heat need a good performance from Renshaw, who should provide a solid base. If he scores 20+ runs, the Heat will be set up to attack the Renegades’ bowlers later in the innings. We’re banking on him having a big opening match.
We also like Colin Munro to score 10+ runs at short odds. He boosts Big Bash multi odds at $1.37, and he shouldn’t have much trouble scoring double digits. He doesn’t take long to find his eye, so expect a few big shots before his wicket is taken.
On the bowling front, Gurinder Sandhu could have a big game for the Heat. Punters get $2.30 for Sandhu to take 2+ wickets, which provides a nice boost to BBL same game multi odds.
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Best Value Bet
We are doubling down on Renshaw, who has international experience with Australia, and he could lead by example for the Heat.
He has posted some top T20 scorers throughout his illustrious career at both international and domestic level, and that’s why he’s on the first line of betting to win Player of the Match alongside teammate Munro.
If Renshaw scores around 40-50 runs and the Heat win, he should secure the honour.



















