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		<title>my best sporsbetting tips and odds from bwin</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 01 Jul 2010 22:58:59 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>amrish</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[In these two texts, I will give you my best bettingtips from the two quarterfinals in the World cup of football that is played on Saturday.
I will start to give you all my best bettingtips in the game between Argentina vs Spain and then follow that up with my best tips from Paraguay vs Spain. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In these two texts, I will give you my best bettingtips from the two quarterfinals in the World cup of football that is played on Saturday.</p>
<p>I will start to give you all my best bettingtips in the game between Argentina vs Spain and then follow that up with my best tips from Paraguay vs Spain. I have choose to pick the odds from <a title="bwin bet on world cup" href="http://www.bwin.com/en/football-betting.html" target="_blank">bwin bet on world cup</a> and one of the reasons that I do that is because they have the biggest offer in different odds and betting opportunities of all the betting sites.</p>
<p>There are over 300 different betting opportunities at bwin, which can be compared with most of the sites that offers about 100 different bets per match.</p>
<p>Paraguay vs. Spain, odds: Paraguay to win, odds: 8.00, draw odds: 4.50, Spain to win, odds: 1.40</p>
<p>My bettingtips:</p>
<p><strong>Paraguay</strong><strong> vs. Spain – Spain to win @ 1.40</strong></p>
<p>Paraguay has never been in a quarterfinal in the World cup’s history before so this is a very big game for them. But the fact is that Spain never have been further then a quarterfinal before either, which can be hard to think compared to the team that Spain has, and have got for a long time.</p>
<p>I think that the fact that Spain did so well in the European Championship two years ago (when they won the Gold medal) has helped them a lot in this World cup.</p>
<p>It started as it often do for Spain in World cup, they lost against Switzerland with 1 – 0. When that happened, I am pretty sure that most of the Spaniards thought something like “Not this time as well”. Because Spain was, the biggest favourites to win the World cup according to the odds before the championship started and that even thought they have never been in a semi-final before.</p>
<p>Nevertheless, after their loss against Switzerland they came back strongly and won against both Honduras and Chile (2 – 0 and 2 – 1) which took them trough to the second round. In the first match of the second round they played against their neighbours Portugal in a great game where Portugal seemed to bee the strongest team but where Spain made a substitution and that changed the game. Spain won with 1 – 0 after that David Villa (who else?) scored his fourth goal of the tournament.</p>
<p>Paraguay has been doing very well and has only let one goal in so far. They started with 1 – 1 against the former trophy holders Italy and after that they won against Slovakia with 2 – 0. In their last group match they played 0 – 0 against New Zeeland, but in that game they where not forced to win. In the second round they was headed against Japan and won after penalties (0 – 0 after ordinary time).</p>
<p>So none of these teams as impressed that much so far, but still one of the teams will go to the semi-finals. My feeling is that Spain is growing as they are going further and that they have good opportunities to win this game. I do not think that it will be an easy game but I still think that Spain is too good for Paraguay. Actually I would say that the odds on a Spanish win is a bit too low to bet on if it would had been a group-game or friendly, but now when it is a quarterfinal I have a feeling that the Spanish world-class-players will improve their game and win.</p>
<p><strong>Paraguay vs. Spain, correct result: 0 – 1 @ 5.20 in odds</strong></p>
<p>It’s not often that I place a bettingtips on correct result, but this time I have a strong feeling that this game can end 1 – 0 for Spain. I had the same feeling in their game against Portugal, but this time I am going to place a bet on that as well.</p>
<p>As I wrote above, these two teams have not been scoring too many goals forward. In addition, Paraguay has shown a strong defensively strength and I am pretty sure that they will try to hold up 0 – 0 as long as they can. Almost all of the Spanish players are playing in Spanish league for some of the top clubs, and if they come up to a normal standard, at least one of these players should be able to score eventually. Spain has David Villa, Fernando Torres, Xavi, Xabi Alonso, Cesc Fabregas, Fernando Ilorente, Andres Iniesta and the question is for how long time Paraguay can stand up with their defensive line.</p>
<p>I choose to bet the result 0 – 1 to Spain since I think this will be a tight game in the beginning and that Spain will score in the second half. And when/if they do, they are one of the best nations in the world to pass the ball. If you choose to bet on 0 – 1 result for Spain and that is the standing late in the game I can even recommend you to keep an eye on the livebetting. It might being worth to hedge that bet if you have a high stake since the odds is over 5.00.</p>
<p><em>My best bettingtips from Argentina vs Germany follows in the next text</em></p>
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		<title>World cup bettingtips from bwin odds</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 01 Jul 2010 10:48:23 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>amrish</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Argentina vs Germany! What a game! This is the quarterfinal in 2010 World cup but could just as well have been the final. These are two of the world&#8217;s two most successful countries in history and now they face then again. Just as they did in the last World Cup, 2006 and just as they [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Argentina vs Germany! What a game! This is the quarterfinal in 2010 World cup but could just as well have been the final. These are two of the world&#8217;s two most successful countries in history and now they face then again. Just as they did in the last World Cup, 2006 and just as they did in the finals both 1990 and 1986. The reason why I am mentioning those finals is that Diego Maradona was a key-player both those years. Now he is the Argentinean manager and has been doing way over my expectations so far.</p>
<p>However, Germany has actually impressed more on me then Argentina, since Argentina where one of my potential winners before the World cup started. Germany came to this World cup without really being one of the favourites, which feels a bit strange now when they have proved so much. Germany is a strange nation when it comes to World cup. They are not often counted as one of the biggest favourites, but still they always makes it at least to the quarterfinals, often further then that. Now the two big giants face again in a world championship and I will try to give you my best game tips from this match:</p>
<p>Argentina vs. Germany, odds: Argentina to win, odds: 2.35, draw, odds: 3.35, Germany to win, odds: 2.85</p>
<p>My bettingtips:</p>
<p><strong>Argentina vs. Germany, Argentina to win @ 2.35 in odds</strong></p>
<p>This is a hard game to predict, but I have a feeling that Argentina is the better side. Those two teams actually played a friendly just before the world cup and that time Argentina won with 1 – 0. In addition, not only that, they where even way better then Germany in that game. But that was then and this is now. Because Germany has shown that, they are a totally different team then theu where in the qualification and the friendly’s. When Michael Ballack got injured most of us thought that Germany was going to get a tough championship. Instead all the youngsters has grown to world class players and are really good at the moment.</p>
<p>Both Mesut Özil, Sami Khedira and Thomas Muller where pretty unknown for most of the non-German people before the World cup started and now its them who are holding the team up. It was those three who outplayed England totally and now they are in a new quarterfinal.</p>
<p>But I think it will end here. Argentina has even better players in their squad with players like Leo Messi, Gonzalo Higuain and Carlos Tevez on the attacking line. They have more players to bring on if it wont work with these, such as Diego Milito, Kun Aguerro and Martin Palermo.</p>
<p>Behind all these attackers, Argentina has De Maria, Juan Veron and Javier Mascherano. There are muscles in the Argentenean team as well, clearly.</p>
<p>This will be a great offensive battle to watch and I think that the South Americans will win with stand as winners. My feeling is that both teams will try to play the way they have played so far in the World cup, which means many players in the attacks. Argentina is the favourites both according to me and the odds and me that bwin offers. But I have leaned to never underestimate Germany, so I keep the stake low.</p>
<p>Argentina vs. Germany, over / under 2,5 goals – Odds: Over 2,5 goals 1.90 in odds – Under 2.5 goals 1.80  in odds</p>
<p>My bettingtips:</p>
<p><strong>Argentina vs Germany, over 2,5 goals @ 1.90 in odds</strong></p>
<p>This is a really good bet if you ask me. Both of these teams are offensive in their way of playing and they have also played like that. Both Argentina and Germany have their strongest players in the attacking line or as offensive midfielders which makes me believe that it defiantly can be more then three goals in this game.</p>
<p>I am a bit surprised that bwin holds under 2,5 goals as favourites in this game since both teams are playing as offensive as they are.  I rather think that this game can end like 4 – 2 in any direction then 1 – 0.  In the second rounds, first matches both Argentina and Germany showed that they keep attacking even though they have the lead, and that is really good for this bet. Germany took an early lead against England but they kept attacking. With fast counter attacks and fantastic passing skills, they made the English players look chocked. The game ended 4 – 1 to Germany and who could have expected five goals in that game?</p>
<p>Even Argentina showed in their game, against Mexico, that they kept attacking after their early lead. They had 1 – 0 but kept playing forward which lead to both 2 – 0 and 3 – 0. After that, Mexico scored a goal but Argentina’s win was never threatened.</p>
<p>Therefore, I have big hopes that it will be scored at least three goals in this game, maybe even more, and am happy to get as high odds as 1.90 on this bet from <a title="bwin sportsbetting odds" href="http://www.bwin.com/en/sports-betting.html" target="_blank">bwin sportsbetting odds</a>. This time I choose to bet a higher stake since I find the bet so good.</p>
<p>Good luck with your World cup betting</p>
<p>/Amrish</p>
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		<title>Horse Watching</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 22 Jun 2010 10:05:13 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>carl</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are some professional gamblers who make a very good living betting on horses watching the horses live before they start the race. This includes watching them in the parade ring and also how they move down to the starting post. Why do they do this? Well really they do this for numerous reasons but [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are some professional gamblers who make a very good living <a title="Exciting horse betting and live streaming at bwin.com - try out our new Racebook!" href="https://racebook.bwin.com/Racebook.aspx">betting on horses</a> watching the horses live before they start the race. This includes watching them in the parade ring and also how they move down to the starting post. Why do they do this? Well really they do this for numerous reasons but the main one is to do with them assessing the physical and also the mental state of the horse. Now before we go any further it has to be said that to do this well takes great skill and loads of experience.</p>
<p>Knowing that a <strong>horse</strong> is mentally disturbed or isn’t quite up to par in terms of fitness can lead the shrewd operators into a position where they can exploit this to their best advantage in horse racing. Once again we have a clear problem in so much as irrespective how good the trainer is, he cannot properly communicate with the horse in the same way that he could with another human being.</p>
<p>In athletics then if the athlete felt some little niggling injury then he would mention this to his trainer. But in <strong>horse racing</strong> the trainer and stable staff are left to their own devices to try and assess how the horse is feeling. But even though the horse may be fit and well both physically and mentally prior to setting out for the meeting, travelling inside the horse box for perhaps several hundred miles could and does have some effect in some cases.</p>
<p>So for a horse to have a good run then it needs to be at its best both physically and mentally and this is where these professional gamblers come in because they try and assess the fitness of the horse in question. This usually involves the favourites or horse very high up in the <strong>betting</strong>. The fact of the matter is that in most races, the quality difference between the favourite and the rest of the field or several other contenders is so close that anything that affects the form of the favourite even if only slightly is hugely significant.</p>
<p>If you had a horse that was 4/1 favourite in a very competitive field with several others at 10/1 or less and the 4/1 favourite had some slight problems then this could be a clear indication that opposing the horse could be a good strategy. To see why then we only have to look at what 4/1 actually means. What 4/1 means is that this horse is expected to win one race in five so in other words…..20% of the time. Now if a mental or physical condition led to the horses chances of winning the race being reduced by a mere 10% then suddenly the horse only has a 10% chance of winning.</p>
<p>When equated to <strong>odds</strong> then 10% is 9/1 so if you think that 9/1 is a better indication of this <strong>horses</strong> chances of winning this race then the horse at 4/1 then becomes a clear lay and value can be found in laying it.</p>
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		<title>world cup odds from bwin &#8211; group C</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jun 2010 21:02:32 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>amrish</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[This year’s biggest sports event, World Cup in football, is coming closer to the kick-off. I will share some of my best bettingtips until it starts and before World Cup, I will give you my best long-term bet. When the tournament begins, you will have more match betting from me.
In these two texts that I [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This year’s biggest sports event, World Cup in football, is coming closer to the kick-off. I will share some of my best bettingtips until it starts and before World Cup, I will give you my best long-term bet. When the tournament begins, you will have more match betting from me.</p>
<p>In these two texts that I will share with you my predictions for group-winners for group C and D and, the betting value compared to the odds, odds value, and some other interesting bets for these groups.</p>
<p>I will start to present all the odds for the group-winners and then give you my analyze for how I think it will end and which team is most worth betting on. Keep in mind that a potential winner and a team worth betting on necessary do not have to be the same country. After that, I will share some other interesting “special-bets” that I find worth betting on. The odds are picked from <a title="bwin world-cup odds" href="https://www.bwin.com/soccer" target="_blank">bwin-world cup odds</a>.</p>
<p><strong><em>Group C &#8211; Winner</em></strong></p>
<p><strong><em> </em></strong></p>
<p><strong><em>England</em></strong><strong><em>, odds: 1.30</em></strong></p>
<p><strong><em>USA</em></strong><strong><em>, odds: 5.00</em></strong></p>
<p><strong><em>Slovenia</em></strong><strong><em>, odds: 12.00</em></strong></p>
<p><strong><em>Algeria</em></strong><strong><em>, odds: 17.00</em></strong></p>
<p><strong><em> </em></strong></p>
<p><strong>My bettingtips: England to win @ 1.30 in odds</strong></p>
<p><strong> </strong></p>
<p>England is always one of the pre favorites in World cup and European Championship when it comes to football but they rarely manage to go far. However, this time I believe that they can go far thanks to their talented and tactical highly skilled manager, Fabio Capello.</p>
<p>England’s biggest problem the last couple of times has been that they have not been able to play as a team when they play against better nations. Nevertheless, this time they have the strong leader that they have been missing and he has managed to set up a tactic that fits both Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard. Besides these two players England, have many good players in their squad both on their defense and on offence.</p>
<p>USA has a strong team this year as well and did it good in the Confederations Cup last summer in South Africa (even called pre World cup). Even though I think that they can be the underdog that manages to go far in this tourney, I do not think that they will be able to end before England in this group.</p>
<p>Neither Slovenia nor Algeria should have the strength to compete with England (or USA) when it comes to a world cup game. So my tips is that England will win this group and that USA will take the second place and follow England trough to the knock-out stage.</p>
<p><em>Other interesting bettingtips from group C:</em></p>
<p><strong><em>How many goals will Algeria score in the group?</em></strong></p>
<p><strong><em> </em></strong></p>
<p><strong><em>Over 2,5 goals, odds: 2.10 / Under 2,5 goals, odds: 1.65</em></strong></p>
<p><strong><em> </em></strong></p>
<p><strong>My bettingtips: Under 2,5 goals @ 1.65  in odds</strong></p>
<p><strong> </strong></p>
<p>According to me, Algeria is the last team in this group. They are probably happy only to get the opportunity to play in this world cup since they where close to not even reach here. Algeria was forced to play an extra game in the African qualification against Egypt on neutral ground after have ended on the same point and same goal difference after the last group game.</p>
<p>When I have followed Algeria in the Africa’s cup of nation, they often try to play with focus on their defense and I cannot see that they will change that tactic in World cup.</p>
<p>My feeling is that Algeria will find it hard to score one goal per game in average, which would mean that I win on my bettingtips. I find 1.65 in odds as a good bet and recommend that to you.</p>
<p><strong><em> </em></strong></p>
<p><strong><em>How many goals will USA score in the group?</em></strong></p>
<p><strong><em> </em></strong></p>
<p><strong><em>Over 3,5 goals, odds: 1.80 / Under 3,5 goals, odds: 1.95</em></strong></p>
<p><strong><em> </em></strong></p>
<p><strong> </strong></p>
<p><strong>My bettingtips: Over 3,5 goals @ 1.80  in odds</strong></p>
<p><strong> </strong></p>
<p>As I wrote in my group-analyze above, I have a feeling that USA can go far in this tournament and I believe that they will play an offensive football. They have improved their game much the last couple of years and are able to disturb most of the nations in this World Cup.</p>
<p>Last year, when they played the Confederations Cup, USA scored a lot and went whole the way to the final. My theory is that USA will beat at least Algeria and that they have good chances against Slovakia as well. To win on my bet they have to score minimum four goals in the group stage and that is possible for sure. If they manage to score two goals in one game and then one each in the rest of the games they will reach the four goal mark which would mean that my tips is right. And I defiantly think that they are able to score four – five goals in this group.</p>
<p>USA have many players that play either in some of the best leagues in Europe or are key players in their own league, Major Soccer League (MSL). And their manager, Bob Bradley, likes offensive tactic. The betting company where I pick my odds from, bwin, pays 1.80 in odds on my bet and that is enough to invest in.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 15 May 2010 13:51:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[With the domestic football seasons in England at an end apart from the FA Cup final today and the league pay-offs and almost coming to an end or at an end in most other European countries then all eyes are starting to turn to the World Cup in South Africa and World Cup betting The [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>With the domestic football seasons in England at an end apart from the FA Cup final today and the league pay-offs and almost coming to an end or at an end in most other European countries then all eyes are starting to turn to the World Cup in South Africa and <a title="Place your bet on bwin.com - the worlds biggest betting provider" href="https://www.bwin.com">World Cup betting</a> The two clear favourites are Spain and Brazil but I am not so sure. I have seen far too many <strong>World Cups</strong> to know that huge favourites often do not perform.</p>
<p>My first ever <strong>World Cup</strong> was Argentina in 1978 and the reigning world champions West Germany along with Brazil were clear favourites in that tournament and neither of them reached the final. In fact Brazil were even bigger favourites in 1982 along with holders <strong>Argentina</strong> with Maradona in his prime and both countries failed to get past the second stage.</p>
<p><strong>Brazil</strong> were firm favourites in 1998 after winning it in 1994 but they at least did reach the final despite never playing to their potential in that final and losing 3-0 to France. But in recent times, it is hard to see a more dramatic case of a huge favourite biting the dust than in 2002 when <strong>France</strong> went into that tournament as reigning World and <strong>European Champions</strong>. Not only did they not win the tournament or even reach the semi-finals but they were eliminated in the <a title="Place your bet on bwin.com - the worlds biggest betting provider!" href="https://www.bwin.com/public.aspx?aid=34651&amp;row=1">World Cup group</a> stages finishing bottom of the group without even scoring a single goal.</p>
<p>Brazil were firm favourites again in 2006 as defending champions but lost to the French along the way. So the lessons from history then are clear and that favourites don’t really stand that much more of a chance than the rest of the field combined. This is a serious factor because if you blindly believe that a nation like Spain will automatically win the <strong>World Cup</strong> just because they are a great side then you are failing to take into account not only the chaotic nature of sporting events but also the other really great sides in the tournament as well.</p>
<p>Teams like Argentina, <strong>Italy</strong>, France, Holland, Germany, Portugal, England to name just a few. In the latter stages of any cup competition then luck will play a vital role. But this applies to the group stages as well. Take Germany for example, they will be firm favourites to progress from their group that includes Ghana, Australia and <strong>Serbia</strong> but yet every one of those teams is a potential banana skin for the Germans.</p>
<p>It would not fall beyond the realms of probability for the Germans to miss out on qualification. Serbia came top of their qualifying group that included France so that will be very difficult and Australia put in some fine performances in the last <strong>World Cup</strong> and now can clearly beat any side on their day. The fact is that there are a lot of nations who are dangerous and who can beat anyone on their day and there are three such teams in Germany’s group.<br />
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Carl “The Dean” Sampson</strong></p>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 09 Apr 2010 10:06:58 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>carl</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[After both Chelsea and Manchester United had earlier than expected Champions League exits then both will be very eager to win the League. This will apply to Chelsea more so than Manchester United seeing as they haven’t won the league for three years. I always thought at the start of the season that Manchester United [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>After both <strong>Chelsea</strong> and <strong>Manchester United</strong> had earlier than expected <strong>Champions League</strong> exits then both will be very eager to win the League. This will apply to Chelsea more so than Manchester United seeing as they haven’t won the league for three years. I always thought at the start of the season that Manchester United going for a record fourth title would be a bridge too far. But yet there they are with five games to go still being in with a serious shout at winning it.</p>
<p>The injury to <strong>Wayne Rooney</strong> will be a worry for them although the Reds have done well in games without him. It is difficult to see how it will all end up and one little slip could be costly. Chelsea have the 2pt advantage and are four goals better off in the goal difference department and miles better than Arsenal.</p>
<p>The fact that <strong>Arsenal </strong>are in this title race is massive kudos for Arsene Wenger. Who is to say that they will not win it and the <a title="Place your bet on bwin.com - the worlds biggest betting provider!" href="http://www.bwin.com/en/football-betting.html">football betting odds</a> will fluctuate during the coming games. All three clubs have difficult games and when you add the pressure of the situation then points will be dropped. Chelsea are clearly in a better situation than <strong>Manchester United</strong>.</p>
<p>If <strong>Chelsea</strong> slip and draw a game that United win then they are level but if it happens the other way around and Chelsea’s lead extends to four points with four or fewer games to go then it will be curtains for United. Many people have been saying about how United’s experience will be important. You have to remember that the spine of this <strong>Chelsea</strong> team won the League in 2005 and 2006 so they are accustomed to pressure.</p>
<p>But <strong>Ancelotti </strong>is a proven winner and I wouldn’t be surprised to see him do the league and cup double in his first season. I also think that his job is also on the line as a failure to win either the <strong>Champions League</strong> or the league will prove too much for owner <strong>Roman Abramovich</strong>. Winning the league after three years of being in United’s shadow will make Roman happy but I said last year that I would not be surprised to see <strong>Guus Hiddink</strong> back at that club at some stage.</p>
<p>Getting knocked out of the <strong>Champions League</strong> is a huge event in the season of all of the challengers although Arsenal are not in the category of clubs who were expected to win it unlike the other two. A lot will depend on how<strong> Manchester United</strong> react to losing against Bayern Munich.</p>
<p>When the draw came out for the last eight, I fully expected <strong>Manchester United</strong> to reach the final by beating Bayern and then the winner of the all French quarter-final. So it came as a shock to me and I still think that United are a better side than <strong>Bayern Munich</strong>. One thing is certain though, either Chelsea or United will now fall short in the season based on what was expected. If Chelsea win the league then <strong>Manchester United</strong> will only have the <strong>Carling Cup</strong> and if United win the league then Chelsea can only end up with the FA Cup at best…….if Arsenal win it then it will not make for a happy summer for them both.</p>
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		<title>Interesting premier league betting odds from bwin</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 21 Feb 2010 08:42:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I do not know why, but this weekend only three matches are played in Premier League on Saturday and five games is played on Sunday. Normally most of the matches are played on Saturday’s. But I don’t have any trouble with games playing on Sunday instead of Saturday’s and in this text I will give [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I do not know why, but this weekend only three matches are played in Premier League on Saturday and five games is played on Sunday. Normally most of the matches are played on Saturday’s. But I don’t have any trouble with games playing on Sunday instead of Saturday’s and in this text I will give you my best bettingtips for the games that are played on Sunday since I find the odds on those matches a bit more interesting.</p>
<p>Here are all the matches and odds for these five games, the odds are picked from <a title="bwin-football-betting-tips" href="http://www.bwin.com/en/football-betting.html" target="_blank">bwin-football-betting-tips</a>:</p>
<p><strong><em>Blackburn vs. Bolton, odds: home win 2.00  draw 3.30  away win 3.60</em></strong></p>
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<p><strong><em>Aston Villa vs. Burnley, odds: home win 1.35  draw 4.50 away win 8.50</em></strong></p>
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<p><strong><em>Fulham vs. Birmingham City, odds: home win 2.05  draw 3.25  away win 3.50</em></strong></p>
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<p><strong><em>Manchester City vs. Liverpool FC, odds: home win 2.60   draw 3.20   away win 2.60</em></strong></p>
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<p><strong><em>Wigan Athletic vs. Tottenham Hotspurs, odds: home win 3.55   draw 3.30  away win 2.00</em></strong></p>
<p>I will start to give you my two best bettingtips for today’s matches and then analyse the rest of the games and try to sort out how I think it will end and where I think we have potential value bets.</p>
<p><strong>Fulham vs. Birmingham City – bettingtips; Home win @ 2.05  in odds</strong></p>
<p>Fulham has been in a shorter down period some matches ago, but after their win against Burnley with 3 – 0 I think that they are on their way up again. Birmingham on the other side had a brilliant form a couple of matches ago but has lost some games and doesn’t feel just as strong as some weeks ago.</p>
<p>Birmingham City had a strong row with matches without loss (I think they had thirteen games). However, as is often happens with teams less strong squads even Birmingham has come to a point where I think that they will have a tough period in front of them. For example Birmingham lost away against West Ham in their last league game (2 – 0) and only have one win in their last five games.</p>
<p>Fulham is, and have always been this season, a strong side home at Craven Cottage. They have taken points from most of the top teams here at Craven. After Birmingham have started to loose again Fulham is just behind Birmingham in the league table now. Birmingham stands on 9<sup>th</sup> place with 37 points and Fulham is on the 10<sup>th</sup> place with 34 points before this game. Since Fulham has better goal difference, they will pass Birmingham in the league table if they win today.</p>
<p>Compared to these two teams home / away stats it also feels like it is clear home advantage here. Fulham have won 8 of their 13 matches played at Craven Cottage while Birmingham only has four wins in twelve games away, six looses. Therefore, I think that they have big chances to win against Birmingham  City as well. The odds on home win are 2.05 and I find that valuable to put a bet on.</p>
<p><strong>Manchester City vs. Liverpool – bettingtips; Home win @ 2.60  in odds.</strong></p>
<p>A big game just behind top three in the table and this is a vital game in the chase for the forth place in the league. As you all probably know the fourth place even means a ticket to the qualification round to Champions League for the coming year, and that means lots of money for the clubs.</p>
<p>I think that both of these clubs are aiming for the Champions League and almost need to go there to cover up all of the costs. Liverpool has been playing in Champions league for the last 6-7 years and cannot afford to not play in the biggest tourney for club teams.</p>
<p>Nevertheless, this year has been a tough one for Rafa Benitez and his Liverpool and even when they have won games, the play just does not seem satisfied. Manchester City on the other hand has a great record after the Italian manager Roberto Mancini arrived and they have even beaten both Manchester United (in carlings cup), Arsenal (4 – 2 in the league back in autumn) and Chelsea (2 – 1 in the league) this year.</p>
<p>In addition, I do not feel that Liverpool is close to these teams this year and find the odds on home win as a great bet. I think that Liverpool often is overvalued when it comes to betting and odds and this is a great example of that. I would say that about 2.30 would be normal odds on the home win if I decided the odds in this game, but now I am sitting on the other side of the table so I pick this as a bettingtips instead and recommend you to bet on Manchester City today.</p>
<p>In the rest of today’s matches, I think that Aston Villa will beat Burnley easy. Even though the odds seem a bit low I just cannot see them not winning in the battle of top four. Therefore, this is a good bet according to me as well. Burnley is one of the weaker teams in Premier League outside their home ground. Two odds that I feel interesting in this game are hcp (0-1) or halftime / fulltime 1 / 1.</p>
<p>When it comes to Wigan vs. Tottenham and Blackburn vs. Bolton, I find both this games hard to predict and neither of the odds are valuable to place a bet on.</p>
<p>Good Luck with your premier league betting</p>
<p>/Amrish</p>
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		<title>Looking into the betting exchange jungle part five</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 10 Feb 2010 10:57:51 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>carl</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[PLACING BETS IN THE SYSTEM AND THEN CANCELLING
You can also request a price as well on the betting exchanges. Let us say that you fancy England to win the World Cup but you think that the price that is currently on offer of 9.0 (8-1) is a little too short. You think that 11.0 (10-1) [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>PLACING BETS IN THE SYSTEM AND THEN CANCELLING</strong></p>
<p><a class="fancybox" href="http://www.multisportbetting.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/iStock_000003640310Small.jpg" rel='lightbox'><img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-381" title="People Betting" src="http://www.multisportbetting.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/iStock_000003640310Small-300x199.jpg" alt="People Betting" width="300" height="199" /></a>You can also request a price as well on the <strong>betting exchanges</strong>. Let us say that you fancy England to win the World Cup but you think that the price that is currently on offer of 9.0 (8-1) is a little too short. You think that 11.0 (10-1) is a more realistic price. You can then simply place a bet into the system at 11.0. Of course when you do this then you are dependent on someone or a combination of people being willing to LAY England at that price as well and this means also waiting until the prices to BACK below your requested price of 11.0 have been snapped up and the price has moved out.</p>
<p>But if for any reason you wish to cancel that bet either because you have had a change of heart or maybe because you want to free up funds to make another bet then you may cancel the entire bet at any time as long as the bet or a portion of the bet has not been taken.</p>
<p><strong>MARKET  SPEED</strong></p>
<p>There are many potential pitfalls that can hurt novice or even experienced <a title="Place your bet on bwin.com - the worlds biggest betting provider" href="https://www.bwin.com">betting</a><strong> exchange</strong> users for that matter. It is all so easy to click on the wrong <strong>bet</strong> or to click something in haste or even to click something correctly but you end up doing the wrong thing simply because you were under extreme time pressure.</p>
<p>As has already been mentioned, <strong>exchanges</strong> have a very large number of markets. These markets which are mainly on <strong>sporting events</strong> but can also be on non-sporting events as well tend to vary widely in terms of length. For instance, a men’s Tennis match at <strong>Wimbledon</strong> could take anywhere from between one and a half to four hours depending on how far the match goes. A <strong>F1 Grand Prix</strong> takes just under about two hours while a test match will take at least three days and possibly as long as five.</p>
<p>But one thing that you will quickly come to recognise on the <strong>exchanges</strong> is that certain markets are vastly more popular than others. Most of this is to do with the overall level of public interest. That level of interest can also increase dramatically whether or not an event is televised as televised events tend to attract all of the punters who like to bet “<strong>in running</strong>”.</p>
<p>But what tends to happen is that the market will actually speed up the closer to the off it gets. The amount of action in those final few minutes before a horse race for instance will be very substantial indeed.</p>
<p>This will mean that the prices will be changing far more rapidly than at any other time except of course for <strong>in running betting</strong> which is a completely different story whatsoever.</p>
<p><strong>Carl “The Dean” Sampson</strong></p>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 13 Jan 2010 12:03:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Following on from part three then, what must be pointed out however is that when you want to make a bet then obviously you must have enough CLEARED funds in your account to make that bet. If you wish to back Arsenal at 2.4 for £200 then you must have £200 in your account to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Following on from part three then, what must be pointed out however is that when you want to <strong>make a bet </strong>then obviously you must have enough CLEARED funds in your account to make that bet. If you wish to back Arsenal at 2.4 for £200 then you must have £200 in your account to make that bet. You may say that this is rather obvious and you would be correct but what is not immediately obvious to many <strong>novice punters</strong> is that you cannot make a bet with money that you already have tied up with another bet.</p>
<p>Let me explain, let us say for example that you have just <strong>backed the 1.25 favourite</strong> in the 2.30 at Windsor and it has duly repaid you by romping to victory and your total win is £150 on that particular wager plus your stake back. But you had £122 left in your account after you made the bet on the favourite at Windsor. After seeing your horse win, the system takes several minutes to process the result and the money to go into your account.</p>
<p>Because of this, that now means that you cannot back anything with any more than the £122 that you currently have in your account. So if you want to back a mount in the imminent 2.35 at <strong>Southwell</strong> then your limit is £122 until your funds from the 2.30 at Windsor actually clear. It also means that you cannot LAY anything as well that would have a total liability of more than £122 until that money goes into your account.</p>
<p>Let me give you another example, let us say that you have exactly £1000 in your account and you think that <strong>England at 8-1</strong> have little or no chance of winning the <strong>2010 Football World Cup</strong>. The decimal <a href="https://www.bwin.com/sportsbook.aspx" title="Place your bet on bwin.com - the worlds biggest betting provider">online sports betting odds</A> system that <strong>betting exchanges</strong> use would quote this as 9.0 meaning that you would return 9 x whatever your bet was. </p>
<p>So an 8-1 shot  when you are BACKING your fancy would in fact be risking £100 to win £800 but you would collect £900 because of the fact that you would also be returning your original stake as well, meaning that you would be collecting 9 x whatever your bet was. But when you LAY a selection then you are in fact acting as the <strong>bookmaker</strong> so your total possible win is £100 if England do in fact fail to win the <strong>World Cup</strong>. But you have acted as <strong>bookmaker</strong> and have given odds of 9.0 (8-1) so if England do go on to lift the trophy then your loss will be £800 and not £100 as many new exchange punters think.</p>
<p>This means that as soon as you LAY England at 8-1 or 9.0 then you are tying up not £100 but £800 which means that you will only have £200 out of the £1000 that you originally had left inside your account as the prospect of you losing the bet is factored in by the system and your money will not be returned until England are eliminated from the competition and your total possible loss (£800) is returned plus your £100 winnings thus making your new balance £1100 (less commission) presuming of course that you have not placed any more action in the meantime.</p>
<p><strong>Carl &#8220;The Dean&#8221; Sampson </strong></p>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 13 Jan 2010 10:52:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Before you really start to wager for substantial amounts of money or any money at all for that matter then it really makes sense to get a feel for the betting exchange. You can do this by simply downloading the software and trying out a few things. Don’t worry because you cannot come to any [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Before you really start to wager for substantial amounts of money or any money at all for that matter then it really makes sense to get a feel for the <strong>betting exchange</strong>. You can do this by simply downloading the software and trying out a few things. Don’t worry because you cannot come to any real harm. In fact you cannot even place a bet by accident because the system warns you and then asks you to verify your bet.</p>
<p>But the operating instructions are very extensive indeed and also far more up to date so I would literally advise any new <strong>betting exchange </strong>user to read them and to really get used to the system before you jump in and take the plunge.</p>
<p>What confuses many new<strong> betting exchange</strong> users is the sheer number of options that they face whenever they place a bet. If we take a look at a typical <strong>betting exchange</strong> screen for a Champions League match between Arsenal and Juventus would show us something very similar to this.</p>
<p>BET                                             LAY</p>
<p>Arsenal</p>
<p>2.2              2.3             2.4                               2.6           2.7               2.8<br />
3240     2170      630                             1720         450        8230</p>
<p>Juventus</p>
<p>2.8              2.9             3.0                                                 3.1                3.2                3.3<br />
160           3450       5675                                            1230         3812         4560</p>
<p>Draw</p>
<p>3.0               3.1              3.2                                                 3.4                3.5                 3.6<br />
2130        1120      310                                                590            6720          3915</p>
<p>This shows us the current prices not just to back Arsenal to win but to also lay Arsenal to lose. We can also see the price for Juventus to win and also to lose and on top of that we also have the price of the draw and the lay price of the draw. So here we have six separate individual bets on one single <strong>football match</strong>.</p>
<p>The best price at this particular moment in time for Arsenal to win the game is 2.4. If you thought that the gunners were unlikely to win this game then you basically have one of two options. You could BACK Juventus at <a title="get great betting odds at bwin" href="https://www.bwin.com/sportsbook.aspx">sports betting odds </a>of 3.0 AND BACK the draw at 3.2 or you could simply LAY Arsenal to lose at 2.6. It needs to be pointed out here that the prices that are underlined represent the best available prices to back and lay at this particular moment in time and the figures underneath those prices are the amounts that are available to back and lay.</p>
<p>Obviously whether you want to back<strong> Arsenal</strong>, Juventus or the draw then you want to do so at the best available prices and the best available prices at this particular moment in time are Arsenal at 2.4, <strong>Juventus </strong>at 3.0 and the Draw at 3.2.</p>
<p>But the pace of <strong>exchange betting</strong> is so frantic and especially as an event nears kick off that the <strong>odds</strong> and amounts that you see on the screen are really only a small fraction of time as money is being pumped into the market every second and prices are being taken and asked for every single second as well.</p>
<p>One of the first things that confuses novice <strong>exchange users</strong> is the difference between the back and lay sides and I will set about explaining that here. If you want to back Arsenal to win for £20 in the above example at 2.4 then you can as there is a total of £630 waiting to be matched at that price. But for every backer then there must be a layer and that £630 at 2.4 represents the total money that has been placed at that price by all of the people who are looking to LAY Arsenal at 2.4.</p>
<p>Likewise if you wanted to LAY Arsenal at 2.6, this means that if you lay them to lose at that price then you are entering into a bet with someone or some people who want to BACK Arsenal at that price. This might seem terribly confusing at first glance but it is really rather simple once you get the hang of it. On the screen then those prices and amounts are situated in boxes and to place a bet then you simply click on the box in question and follow the simple steps.</p>
<p><em><strong>Carl &#8220;The Dean&#8221; Sampson</strong></em></p>
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