With just over 6 weeks until the big kick off on 18th August, I’ve taken my first look a the opening games of the Premiership season, trying to hunt out any early value.
With a full 10 match program to choose from, I’m beginning to feel like a kid in a sweetshop already. We’ve had the added bonus of Euro 2012 this year, but there’s nothing like the Premier League and I just can’t wait for it to start.
Following on from yet another banker bet coming in yesterday, I’ve checked through Saturday’s fixtures to discover, much to my joy, that there are more women’s Scandinavian games today, and some real easy games to pick. Combined with two other teams from Latvia and Norway, I’ve got a short odds fourtimer tip that looks a complete lock of a bet.
Following up from my first betting tutorial about keeping things simple and betting on singles rather than going crazy on accumulators and multiples to try and make regular money, there are more very important lessons to learn if you plan…
Almost a week has flown by since the Championships began and what a week it has been! We’ve seen no shortage of entertainment, quality, upsets and inevitably, rain!
But the biggest shock that I can certainly remember in my time following events at SW19, was played out late last night when, under the roof of Centre Court, world number 100 Lukas Rosol knocked out world number 2 Rafael Nadal in 5 scintillating sets of top class tennis.
Following on from Tuesday’s banker accumulator that came in with ease, thanks to bundles of goals from women’s games in Scandinavia, I’m going to get on a short priced treble today to keep the betting bank ticking over until the major European football leagues kick off their new season.
With any kind of profit in mind, today’s treble tip comes from a mixture of women’s football, Norwegian lower leagues, and Ireland.
I was shocked today to see that World number 2 and 2 times Wimbledon champion Rafa Nadal was sent crashing out in just the 2nd round, losing 3-1 in sets to Czech journeyman and World ranked 100 Lukas Rosol. Nadal…