Betting: Get an enhanced 5/2 on Liverpool, Tottenham and Manchester City

This weekend's Premier League fixtures could be a haven for accumulator fans as several of the top sides are priced up at very short prices. Combining a few selections into one bet opens up the possibility of a much bigger return if each leg proves correct.

Taking such quotes isn't for everyone of course, but Genting have got a tempting offer to make the treble of Liverpool, Tottenham and Manchester City pay handsomely should they all justify their price.

They're offering new customers a huge quote of 5/2 (3.50) instead of the usual 13/10 (2.30) for these three selections. What's more, any winnings will be paid in cash so you don't have to worry about having loads of free bets to rollover before being able to wager your returns.

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Liverpool welcome Burnley to Anfield and while the Reds are missing Sadio Mane as he begins a three match suspension, Jurgen Klopp has another superstar waiting in the wings; Philippe Coutinho is in contention for a start and the Merseysiders should have too much for Sean Dyche's men, according to the bookmakers.

Manchester City visit a Watford side who have impressed under Marco Silva. While the Hornets may not be the relegation candidates some had expected, the visit of the title favourites is a huge step up and having seen City score nine unanswered goals in their past two matches, it's tough to see the hosts avoiding defeat.

Tottenham complete the treble as they welcome Swansea City to Wembley. Paul Clement's side lost out to Newcastle last weekend and Spurs' impressive victory over Borussia Dortmund, coupled with the return of Dele Alli, will surely make the Londoners a popular pick with punters, especially if the potential returns are being enhanced.

To claim this boosted treble all you have to do is register as a new Genting customer using the link provided, back the treble at the usual price and if all three teams win then the returns will be topped up to the value of a 5/2 (3.50) winner and paid in cash.

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