Hamilton Academical host Morton at New Douglas Park on March 15, 2025, in what promises to be a competitive Championship encounter. With the home side priced at 2.15 for the win, a draw at 3.3, and an away victory at 3.1, the odds suggest a closely contested match.
Hamilton Academical host Morton at New Douglas Park on March 15, 2025, in what promises to be a competitive Championship encounter. With the home side priced at 2.15 for the win, a draw at 3.3, and an away victory at 3.1, the odds suggest a closely contested match.

Our AI model recommends X2 (Morton to win or draw) at 1.65, assigning it a trust rating of 5.6/10. Given that away teams have won 30.9% of Championship matches historically, this bet offers solid value. Morton’s ability to grind out results on the road, as seen in their 0-0 draw against Ayr Utd, further strengthens this pick.

For those seeking higher returns, the 1x2 prediction favors Morton to win outright at 3.1, albeit with a slightly lower trust rating of 4.8/10. While Hamilton Academical convincingly defeated Morton 3-0 in their last head-to-head meeting, their inconsistency makes backing the away side a tempting option.

In the goals market, over 1.5 goals at 1.29 is a statistically sound bet, with 69.7% of Championship matches surpassing this threshold. Our AI predicts a 1-2 final score, with a 1-1 halftime result, suggesting an open game with scoring opportunities for both sides.

Hamilton Academical’s squad is valued at €3.72m, slightly higher than Morton’s €3.08m, but financial disparity hasn’t always translated into dominance on the pitch. The hosts recently edged Falkirk in a 2-2 draw, despite being priced at 6.4 for the win, highlighting their unpredictability.

With Morton showing resilience away from home and the historical data favoring a competitive contest, the X2 market at 1.65 emerges as the safest betting option. However, for those willing to take a calculated risk, backing Morton to win at 3.1 could yield significant returns. Expect a hard-fought battle with goals on both ends.