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Taking a Look at the Best Sports to Bet On

One of the questions we are most often asked here at Honest Betting Reviews is what the best sports to bet on are. 

It is not an easy to question to answer and can depend a lot on what you are looking for. Do you want a sport that will give you a high strike rate, with a high proportion of winners and short losing streaks?

Or would you prefer a sport that can deliver some massive priced winners at 50/1, 100/1 or more?

Or perhaps you are more interested in betting on a sport with a high return on investment, that could produce a consistent income over time. 

All of these factors – and more – come into consideration when you are thinking about which sport is the best to bet on. 

Let’s take a look at the question then, taking into account these factors and other important ones.

First we will take a look at the major sports to bet on and what their pros and cons are, before analysing what we think are the best sports to bet on.

 

The Best Sports to Bet On – Taking a Look at the Contenders

Here we will take a look at the key contenders and see which sports are worth looking at from a punting point of view. The good news is that these days the bookies have prices not only on just about every sport conceivable, but also a whole range of markets to choose from in each game or tournament.

 

Football

Football (or soccer to our American cousins) is the most gambled-on sport in the world, with an estimated $500bn wagered on the sport each year. 

As you can imagine, that should create a lot of opportunities to profit from it and these days the bookies offer markets on just about every market imaginable, from the number of corners to shots on goal, who will get the first yellow card and much more.

From that point of view and in terms of the amount of liquidity there is on major football matches, football is certainly a good sport to bet on. If there is a professional football match going on in the world somewhere, you can be pretty sure the bookies and Betfair will offer odds on it, leaving you with no shortage of action to choose from. 

And generally speaking there is good liquidity on the in-play markets as well on Betfair on most football matches, giving you the chance to trade and hedge positions freely. 

There are also emerging mediums like Footstock that allow you to buy and sell cards in footballers and enter them in fantasy football contests. 

So that is all good, but what the profitability of football as a sport to bet on?

Well, perhaps surprisingly given the popularity of the game and the vast array of opportunities to bet on it, there aren’t actually that many professional football gamblers out there, certainly in comparison to horse racing for example. 

Fortunately there are a few good ones we have found, such as The Football Guru and Chloe’s Football Focus. If you follow experts like these then it is possible to turn a profit, as they have shown over the long run with profits of over 600 points and 400 points respectively.

With football markets being so hugely gambled-on, it can also be tough to find value and a lot of the time most things are “known” – perhaps only late team news can bring a surprise but you don’t have much that is hidden from the market like in horse racing (which we will delve into further below). 

On the other hand, the good thing about betting on football is that the strike rate (or win rate) tends to be higher than in sports like horse racing and golf, meaning more of your bets are winners and the losing runs are shorter and less painful.

However, because the strike rate can approach the 50% mark when betting on football, the return on investment tends to be lower, with even top football bettors often not getting above the 10% mark. 

That doesn’t matter too much if you are turning over a large volume of bets and making good profits, but it is something to bear in mind. 

Overall then, football is a good sport to bet on given the huge number of markets and matches available and high strike rate of winners, but is typically harder to make a profit on than some other sports and there are fewer professional football gamblers than horse racing ones.  

  

Horse Racing

Horse racing is known as the “Sport of Kings” but are you likely to live a King’s lifestyle from betting on it?

Well the potential is certainly there, although very few people actually manage it. There are some well known professional gamblers who have become incredibly wealthy from betting on the gee-gees, notably Bill Benter, who made a billion dollars from horse racing, as well as Alan Woods and Zeljko Ranogajec. 

Those guys tended to rely on complex algorithms and computer systems though, out of reach of most ordinary punters. So if you don’t have tools like that, is it still a good sport to bet on? 

Well there are some very good professional tipsters you can follow and who we have run live trials of here, like the Flat Racing Master, the Elite Betting Syndicate and the Bet Alchemist. They are probably your best choice for trying to make some profit from horse racing.

The good thing about racing betting is that you tend to get higher odds than on sports like football and there is a great satisfaction in seeing a horse you’ve picked at odds of 20/1 or more come flying home. 

As alluded to above, there is also more opportunity to spot things that aren’t immediately obvious. There is of course “inside information” which those lucky enough to be connected with stables and trainers may be partial to, but we have yet to see any service promising such information that can actually generate a profit.  

But clearly when the bookies price up the markets the night before racing there is some subjectivity in the odds and they will often move quite dramatically before the off, indicating that the “smart money” is able to identify where a mistake has been made in pricing up the odds. There are so many variables – ground, jockey, trainer, draw, distance, form etc – that often bookies won’t pick up on the significance of one of those variables improving a particular horse’s chances in the race.

It is by pouncing on these mistakes that experts like those tipsters mentioned above are able to generate very high returns on investment of over 20% or even 30%, thus generating strong profits over the long run.

The other side of the coin is that the strike rate tends to be lower than in football, often at around the 10-30% mark, but that just means you need a bigger bank and a little more patience.

If you have those, and a professional gambler to guide you, then horse racing can be a very good sport to bet on.

 

Golf

 

Golf has grown in popularity as a betting medium in recent years and is now one of the most gambled-on sports in the world, behind just the “big two” of football and horse racing. 

It has a lot of similarities with horse racing in terms of having big-priced winners – probably even more so with regular 100/1+ winners on both tours – and needing patience and a decent-sized betting banks.

Much like horse racing, there are some top professional golf gamblers – the likes of Keith Elliott, Steve Palmer and Roger Chapman being known to most punters via the Racing Post and online presences.

Other specialists with excellent records who we follow include the Golf Betting Expert, Ultimate Golf Tips and Top 20 Golf Tips. 

Bookies tend to focus a lot of attention on the top of the market and the big names like Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth and whilst they are undoubtedly great players, it means you can often get very good value on less-heralded players who may be in red-hot form or have a strong record at a particular course. 

This, coupled with study of stats, can be a recommended path to profit when wagering on golf. As mentioned though, you will tend to need a really big betting bank and lots of patience because if you’re backing at odds of 40/1, 50/1 or 100/1 plus then you can wait months for a winner, which can become quite frustrating.

So betting on golf won’t suit everyone’s temperament, but it can quite a thrill when one of those 100/1 shots does land the spoils and you are one of the select few shrewdies who picked them. 

 

Tennis

 

Tennis has a lot going for it as a sport to bet on with usually excellent liquidity on in-play matches and events all year round to get involved in.

With just two outcomes on the main match market and no possibility of a draw it is also straightforward to approach. 

Tennis betting shares some similarities with football in that you are generally have a high strike rate if you are betting on the match odds market but conversely the return on investment doesn’t tend to be very high. 

We don’t know of any famous professional tennis gamblers but there probably are some out there.

From the way the markets operate with so much liquidity on individual matches but little on the outright tournament winner, it is likely that a great deal of trading is happening on tennis matches. 

There are some good trading guides like Trade Shark Tennis that can help you with trading ideas if that is something you are interested in. 

One of the benefits of betting on tennis is that the bookies often have very low percentage books, meaning in other words that there is good value compared to other sports and by using an odds comparison site like Oddschecker you should be able to get odds that are very close to the actual chances of the player winning.

So whilst in theory tennis should be a good sport to bet on, we have come across very few people who have figured out how to profit from it. 

 

Cricket

 

Cricket has grown tremendously popular as a sport to bet on with the emergence of 20-20 cricket and fuelled by huge interest in India and the subcontinent.

This has led to massive amounts being wagered on cricket matches, particularly on events like the IPL and big T-20 tournaments. Much as with tennis, quite a lot of this is probably a result of people trading the matches in-running. 

It also has other similarities with tennis in terms of being a high strike-rate, low return on investment, good value sport to bet on, but at the same time not being famed for professional gamblers making a living from it (although again it may be that there are some out there but they are just not well-known).

There is a promising tipster in the form of The Cricket Betting Tipster, who focuses on the man of the match market and has made good profits to date, so that is one to watch.

If you are looking to bet on cricket it may be best to focus on one particular form of the game, whether it be test cricket, one dayers or T-20. 

Overall cricket has a great deal of interest in it as a betting medium but we are not sure at the moment it is the best sport to bet on.

 

Other Sports

There are of course many other sports to bet on and whilst it wouldn’t make sense to get through them all here, it is probably worth looking at some of the contenders for best sport to bet on amongst the rest.

Boxing is very popular and will have its adherents as a good tool for betting. The big bouts have massive amounts wagered on them and can have profitable angles to use, whether it be fight winner, method of victory or round betting. Although not offering as many events to bet on as other sports, it can still be worth taking a look at. 

Another popular sport for betting is greyhound racing and although it is often regarded as the poor relation of the more glamorous sport of horse racing, it can also yield results for those with the knowledge and expertise. One who has done that admirably is Premier Greyhound Tips, which has made over £6,000 profit to just £10 stakes since starting up. 

Finally, US Sports like NFL, basketball and ice hockey also attract a lot of gambling activity and will probably attract even more now that gambling has been legalised in the US. Whilst we haven’t yet come across many profitable angles for taking these sports on, hopefully we should see some more tipsters starting to emerge as betting becomes more established in states across America, so watch this space for that.

 

Conclusion

So there is no easy answer to the question of “what is the best sport to bet on” and it depends on which angle you approach it from and what is most important to you.

If you are looking for the most markets and action to gamble on regularly, with some top experts to guide you, then football is probably the way to go.

Golf is also a contender with winners at 100/1+ being possible, although you do tend to need a big betting bank and a great deal of patience if you want to make it work.

Overall it is perhaps horse racing that just about gets the nod in the end, with numerous professional gamblers having shown the way to make profits and enough angles to exploit to beat the bookies. 

Whichever sports you choose to bet on though, please always gamble responsibly and only risk money you can afford to lose. 

 

 

 

 

 

Get Your England v Croatia Tips Here!

Well who would have thought it? England are in their first World Cup semi-final since 1990, when Margaret Thatcher was Prime Minister, Roxette topped the charts and mullets were still fashionable.

Some of you reading this may not even have been alive at the time but will probably have seen the footage from that semi-final in 1990, with Gary Lineker scoring a fine goal, Gazza crying after being booked and penalty misses from Stuart Pearce and Chris Waddle in the shoot-out.

That was a painful experience for England and is etched in the memory of those that saw it, but today the players have a chance to banish those memories and write a new chapter in England’s history.

Standing in their way are a tough Croatian side who have a world-class midfield pairing of Modric and Rakitic and a team that has shown a great deal of resilience throughout the tournament.

The bookies have England as slight favourites at a best price of 13/10 (2.3 in decimal odds), where as Croatia are priced at 2/1 (3.0) generally.

If you are looking for some tips for the semi-final, we can recommend:-

  • – Sports Spread Betting – a spread betting service that has made over 3,000 points profit since starting up last August. They made 600 points profit in June and are having a strong World Cup so far. They have some big selections for tonight’s game.
  • – Chloe’s Football Focus – has averaged over £400 profit per month to just £10 stakes with excellent consistency and over 35% return on investment. A strong 3 point win bet for tonight’s match.
  • – Football Advisor – over 500 points profit made across their services and an excellent long-term record. Have 3 tips lined up for the semi-final.

So some top services to choose from there and that should give you a decent edge heading into tonight’s game.

Good luck with your punting and let’s hope for some profitable punting and a cracking game this evening. 

 

 

 

 

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A Feast of Sports Betting

It really is a feast of enterainment at the moment for sports betting enthusiasts with the World Cup and Royal Ascot both in full swing.

It is rare to find a betting service that covers both soccer and horse racing – and even rarer to find one that does so profitably.

However, fortunately we have been following one for a while now that has managed to do this very successfully and it is called Football Advisor. We are currently reviewing their laying services for football and racing. 

The overall Football Advisor Portfolio has racked up some impressive stats over the last year, including:

– June is well on course to be their third profitable month in a row and 9th out of the last 11 months
– Half way through the month and they have generated 11.1 units profit
– In 10 1/2 months the full portfolio has generated 192.5 units profit with a near 50% strike rate over that time.

Their racing tips have been doing particularly well, with 30 units profit averaged per month over the last 3 months. That would be over £1,500 per month profit to £50 stakes.

Interestingly they just published an article showing how you could increase your profits on their racing tips by 36% by doing just one thing, which is well worth noting.

Now we know some of you are only interested in football tips and some are only interested in racing tips, but the good news is that with this service you can choose either – or both if you like.

And the even better news is that they are offering a massive discount of over 90% at the moment off your first month of tips – so for under £3.

– You can get the discount off their Racing Tips here.
– You can get the discount off their Football Tips here.
– Or get a discount to both here.

So if you are having a few punts on the World Cup and Royal Ascot make sure you don’t miss out on any more of Football Advisor’s impressive winners.

 

 

 

 

Who will win the Football World cup 2018 in Russia?

The 2018 FIFA World Cup is underway with the first round of group games having just been completed. It is the 21st FIFA World Cup, and it is the eleventh final tournament held on the European soil.

So far, eight nations from two continents, Europe and South America, have managed to lift the most prestigious international football title on the planet, with Italy being the only previous World Cup winner that failed to secure their place in Russia.

In addition to the defending champions Germany, three more European-based former world champions including France, England, and Spain qualified for the final competition, as well as, all three South American teams, Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay.

All of the above-mentioned nations are widely recognized as principal candidates to win the 2018 FIFA World Cup alongside the likes of Belgium, and the current European champions, Portugal. However, considering the overall performance provided by a vast majority of these teams over the last year or so, Spain, France, Brazil, and Germany, are those who seem to have the most chances to return home with the prominent trophy in their hands.

Brazil

The Selecao is the only nation in the history of the World Cup to feature in all the final tournaments, and they are always considered among the top favorites to win the prominent trophy. After Tite took charge of the national team, replacing Dunga on the bench, Brazil have only lost one match in almost two years, as their only defeat dates back to 2017, when they have been defeated by the arch-rivals, Argentina. Looking at Brazil’s performance throughout the qualification process, and considering the fact they topped the CONMEBOL qualifying zone in spite of the fierce competition, only confirm, their intention to lift the sixth World Cup title.

Argentina

Although Argentina suffered a lot throughout the qualification competition, barely managing to secure their seventeenth World Cup appearance, the Albiceleste are among the top teams in the tournament, and the 2014 FIFA World Cup runners-up will try to move one step further pursuing their first World Cup title since 1986.

Captained by one of the best players of all time, Lionel Messi, Argentina will have their say at the final tournament in Russia despite the lack of top-class defenders. One of the most devastating attacking departments at the final competition will have to be at their best if looking to wrap-up Argentina’s third World Cup title.

Spain

The 2010 FIFA World Cup winners have been dominating their qualifying group from the beginning to the very end. Led by the likes of Diego Costa, Andres Iniesta, Isco, and David Silva, the Red Fury have topped Group G in style, winning nine of ten matches with a stunning +33 goal difference, allowing their opponents to score barely three goals during the process.

Despite the fact, Spain lost the head coach, Julen Lopetegui, a few days before their opening match, the chemistry that exists between the players and game philosophy will hardly break in such a critical moment for Spanish football. The famous tiki-taka style of play is something that adorns this team for years, and with potential Spain possess within their respective ranks, everything should remain in place for the big tournament.

Germany

The World Cup title holders, Germany, are known as a competitive team that knows how to play big competitions, and with the experience and confidence they have, it’s not impossible they succeed to win the second consecutive World Cup title, something only Brazil and Italy managed to do in the past. Die Mannschaft have stormed through their respective qualifying group, winning all ten matches with a +39 goal difference, displaying some outstanding performance during the process.

Joachim Low, the same coach that brought Germany their first World Cup title since the reunification, will lead the team from the bench again, and although he decided not to include Leroy Sane in the list of travelers, those players that will play in Russia, have an extensive experience, and a lot of international football in their legs. 

As one of the most anticipated sporting events this year, the 2018 FIFA World Cup will be closely followed by millions of fans across the world, and for those who would like to test their luck and bet on their favorite teams, coral betting offers exceptional odds and guarantees the ultimate complacency. Bookies can redeem new customer £20 free bet offer as they sign up for the first time. All the World Cup’s best bets can be found here. Although Asian and African national teams never managed to advance to the World Cup Final, this summer’s World Cup edition may emerge as the first ever to host a nation from the AFC or CAF continental confederation, especially with the appearance of Senegal and Egypt that both own immense potential within their respective ranks.

 

 

 

 

Winning on the Grass Courts this Season

The clay court season is almost over and the start of the European summer signals the start of the grass court season. It’s out with Roland Garros and the red clay and in with Wimbledon and the pristinely cut grass courts of the All England Club. The two surfaces are very different and often throw up vastly different winners, which means punters shouldn’t expect the likes of Rafa Nadal to keep on dominating.

 

 

The Spaniard is the without a doubt the King of Clay and the very best to have ever graced any clay court. Nadal hasn’t missed out during the current clay season and has picked up multiple wins already, including the Barcelona Open and Italian Open. With the changing of the surfaces comes a change in champion and the world will now be eagerly awaiting Roger Federer’s return.

Federer took the entire clay season off to save himself for the upcoming tests on grass and will have an extra spring in his step when he returns. It remains to be seen whether Nadal can wrestle away the initiative Federer has on grass but what is certain is a titanic battle awaits over the summer months. The clash of these titans is just one of the many games punters will have the pleasure of predicting over the summer with a whole host of tournaments about to get underway.

Calling the action between the worlds best and the rest is still fairly straightforward no matter what surface it is on. Until the round of 16 or even quarter-finals arrives, it is pretty easy to punt on the right winner with the gap in tennis between the top and bottom the widest of any sport. There isn’t much value in predicting Federer beating a player like Jared Donaldson, and that’s why having an understanding of the best tennis betting strategies can still provide a healthy profit in one-sided contests. There is far more than that what meets the eye once you’re up to date with all the unique offerings bookies provide.

 

 

It is a lot harder to call games between big players when the business end of the tournament comes around and given that most of the tournament is made up of getting there, it’s wise to adopt a sound tennis betting strategy. Of course, the beauty of tennis is that a punt won’t be scuppered by a draw like with football or cricket. That’s what makes it so popular, but delving a bit deeper into the markets reveals a world of opportunity.

Betting on points is a fast-paced way of calling the action and gives value to the underdog especially when serving as a player is most likely to win the game on a serve, but the same can apply to the heavy favourite. Predicting when the top-seeded player will break his opponent’s serve is certainly one way of upping the ante, as it’s only a matter of time in unevenly matched fixtures.

In other examples, punters know Rafa Nadal is going to take Robin Haase of the Netherlands to the cleaners on most occasions. Backing the Spaniard doesn’t provide the most appeal given the odds, but calling the number of sets he wins in gives far more value and makes for compelling viewing of an otherwise dull affair. These are just a few ways of finding the right punt on ties that are decided before they get going.

Tennis punters will be served up a feast of action over the summer, and it may not just be the likes of Nadal, Djokovic or Federer that win with the number of countless betting markets on offer.

 

 

 

 

Best World Cup Betting Tips

The 2018 World Cup is being held in Russia from 14th June to 15th July and it is set to be a cracking tournament with the best players in the world getting ready to do battle.

The betting for the tournament is very open, with Brazil narrowly edging favouritism at 9/2 going into the competition from Germany who are priced at 5/1. You can check out the full odds here. 

There is expected to be an absolute bonanza of gambling on this Summer’s event, with over $1 billion anticipated to be wagered on the World Cup.

However, it is not necessarily easy to make a profit from betting on the World Cup and the simple facts are that most punters lose money from their gambling in the long run.

To give yourself the best chance of making a decent return from the tournament, you want to arm yourself with the best advice and follow those who have a track record of success.

To that end, we have compiled a list of what we believe are the best betting tips for the World Cup, based on over a hundred reviews of betting systems and tipsters we have done here at Honest Betting Reviews over the last few years.

So take a look at the list below and make sure you don’t fall foul of dodgy tipsters or poor quality tips for this year’s tournament, but instead focus on those most likely to find you some winners.

 

Best World Cup Betting Tips

So here we go with our list of the top five best World Cup Betting Tips from number five down to the number one best tipster. Please let us know if there are any you think we have missed out!

 

   5. Sports Spread Betting

Spread betting is somewhat of a niche when it comes to sports gambling, but that shouldn’t be viewed as a negative – it can actually be a good thing. 

Whilst most punters overlook spread betting as a source of income, there is great potential value to be found in utilising its specialist markets.

One service that has done this very successfully is Sports Spread Betting. We reviewed this service back in December last year and it made a hugely impressive 750 points profit during our trial.

We have continued to track the results and they have now made nearly 2,500 points profit in total since starting, putting them up there with the very best services we have reviewed.

To prepare for the World Cup they have spent countless hours over the past months preparing statistics from the qualifying stages (and elsewhere) to enable the service to take full advantage during this month.

They are confident in having a profitable World Cup, and are aiming to make in excess of 1,000 points profit by the time the final comes around on 15 July.

That is an ambitious target but based on past results isn’t out of the realms of possibility.

The nice thing about the service is that they provide a guarantee of a full refund for any month that doesn’t make at least 25 points profit.

So if you are planning to have a few wagers on the tournament make sure you don’t miss out on the expert advice of Sports Spread Betting and some potentially huge profits.

You can check out Sports Spread Betting here.

 

 

   4. Premier Football Investments

Premier Football Investments is a partnership between John Baker, founder of the award-winning football betting advisory service Banker-Bets, and Carlo Manzoni, a full-time betting professional and part-time music teacher based in Rome.

The service has managed a profit of 24 units since starting up, which represents a capital growth of 94%. This year has been particularly strong for Premier Football Investments, with over 10 units profit and four profitable months out of five. That includes an excellent May with 6.81 points profit and an 18% return on investment.

They have some big bets lined up for the World Cup so with their current form as strong as it is this could be a service to be part of for the big event. 

And to celebrate the World Cup they are offering 80% off the normal subscription for the first month, so you can get your first month of tips for just £4.95. 

You can check out Premier Football Investments here. 

 

 

  3. Profit Maximiser

Although strictly speaking not providing “tips” as such, Profit Maximiser should be an essential part of any punter’s armoury during the World Cup. 

Essentially Profit Maximiser is a package that brings together all of the bookies’s free bet and bonus offers in one place and tells you how to exploit these to make risk-free or low-risk profit, time after time.

This process is called “matched betting” and Profit Maximiser is really the original – and in our opinion best – matched betting package out there.

The World Cup will be a veritable feast of free bets and bonuses, with the bookies lining up to try and get our custom with spectacular offers during the tournament.

Profit Maximiser will bring you all of these offers every day of the World Cup, so you could make literally hundreds of pounds of low-risk profit. 

You could then just pocket the extra cash or use some of it to fund your other bets on the World Cup, but either way it’s really a no-brainer to be signed up.

And with a 14 day trial for just £1 to test it out, there’s really nothing to lose with Profit Maximiser.

 

 

   2. Football Advisor

At number two we have the Football Advisor, a respected tipster who has been providing selections on football for a number of years and has an excellent tipping record in major tournaments.  

The Football Advisor provides both back and lay tips for football, with the former having made over 230 points profit and the latter an excellent 283 points profit since the services started, so combined the tips have made over 500 points profit overall. That would be over £50,000 profit to £100 stakes. 

The great thing about the lay tips is that they have a strike rate of over 84%, meaning the vast majority of selections are profitable.

They also have an excellent record on major football tournaments, having made a massive 70 points profit on the 2014 World Cup and picking Portugal to win Euro 2016 at 14/1.

In addition to providing tips for the big tournaments, they also have an excellent World Cup Betting Guide which includes a wealth of stats and betting advice. Followers of the guide went on to make a massive £1,750 profit to £25 stakes at the last World Cup. 

So overall Football Advisor is one of the most respected and profitable football tipsters out there and with a top-class record on the World Cup is a must-have for this Summer’s tournament.

You can check out the Football Advisor here and their World Cup Betting Guide here. 

 

 

   1. The Football Guru

 

At number one we have the Football Guru, a football tipster who has made an excellent £6,000 profit to just £10 stakes since starting tipping in late 2015.

They have averaged a return on investment of close to 10%, which is excellent stuff in over two and a half years of tipping at an impressive strike rate of over 40%.

The service is headed by a professional football bettor called Anthony who does very extensive research into the football betting markets. His tips cover match outcome, teams to score, tournament winners, accumulators and much more.

The service also has quite an affinity for landing some huge priced accumulator bets, including a Goliath at over 60/1 which made many followers over £1,000 profit in just one go.

With a full 30-day money back guarantee, over £200 per month average profit to just £10 stakes and a 10-day trial available for just £1, there is a great deal to like about the Football Guru.

Plus he has some massive gambles lined up for the World Cup, so this is not a service to miss out on for this Summer’s big tournament in Russia.

You can check out the Football Guru here.

 

 

Conclusion – Top World Cup Betting Tips

So there you have it, our top five football tipsters for the World Cup. 

It should be a cracking tournament and hopefully arming yourself with some of the tools above should guide you towards profit this Summer – and beyond. 

If you are going to have some wagers on the World Cup, please remember to gamble responsibly and only risk what you can afford to lose.

Good luck and here’s hoping for a profitable World Cup! 

 

 

 

 

 

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Get Top Tips for the US Masters Here!

It’s the first major of the golfing calendar this week from the Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia and if you are looking for some tips for the tournament we have some top recommendations for you. 
 
Last year the Golf Betting Expert picked out the winner, Sergio Garcia, at a very tasty 45/1 and he has some top tips lined up for this year as well.
 
In addition he landed a string of big-priced winners last year including prices at 100/1, 80/1, 66/1, 55/1, and 50/1.  
 
 
Another golf tipster in good form recently is Top 20 Golf Tips, which as the name suggests selects players to finish in the top 20 rather than to win the tournament outright. 
 
Last week at the Corales Punacana event they landed an amazing seven players in the top 20, netting a very nice £295 profit to just £10 stakes.
 
 
Finally we have a free tipster in the form of Betting Bias, who has a habit of picking big priced winners in the majors, including both of Bubba Watson’s Masters wins and Keegan Bradley at the PGA at 150/1. 
 
 
So there you have it, a good trio of tipsters to choose from and let’s hope one of them picks the winner for us this year. 

Welsh Grand National Preview: Rock the Kasbah Has Chepstow Pedigree

Rock the Kasbah will be aiming to capitalise on his good form when he competes at the Welsh Grand National at the end of the year in Chepstow. The seven-year-old rose to the occasion at the site of the meet by delivering a victory at the Handicap Chase, suggesting that he is more than capable of replicating the outing when he competes on the major stage.

The chestnut gelding has been up and down over the past two seasons, but has produced quality outings and has shown a great affinity for the Chepstow racecourse. As a result, Rock the Kasbah is backed in the latest horse racing betting odds at 12/1 to win the Welsh Grand National. However, there are plenty of competitors that will be battling for the crown.

The seven-year-old has been a strong contender at the top of the card throughout his career, and has few blemishes on his record. The worst outing of his career came at Cheltenham Festival in the Coral Cup in 2016 when Philip Hobbs’ charge failed to rise of the occasion. He was considered the favourite for the meet following back-to-back victories at Haydock Park and Aintree, but the Irish horse endured an awful outing, placing down in 22nd out of 26 competitors. Rock the Kasbah followed that with another poor display at Aintree, finishing in 11th place well out of contention.

Since then the chestnut gelding has been a model of consistency, failing to finish in the top three on just two occasions in his eight races. Chepstow has been his hunting ground for victories for Hobbs’ charge, beginning with the Novices’ Chase at the start of the 2016-17 campaign. The Irish horse won the event by two lengths, putting his poor outings at Cheltenham and Aintree behind him.

 

 

 

Although the seven-year-old competed fiercely in races at Cheltenham, Ascot and Sandown Park, he failed to get over the line ahead of the rest of the field. The chestnut gelding did notch a second-place finish at the Novices’ Chase at the end of 2016 at Ascot, but he was unable to overhaul Politologue down the stretch.

Chepstow provided the horse with a chance to get back to winning ways and Hobbs’ charge delivered with a fine run to win the Novices’ Chase at the racecourse to kick off 2017 on a high note. Rock The Kasbah struggled to come through the field and was forced to dig deep down the stretch to beat out Swincombe Scorchio, just edging out his rival by one length to secure the win.

The end of the 2016-17 season ended in disappointment at Gold Cup Handicap Chase at Sandown Park. The chestnut gelding kept pace with the leading group, but did not have the speed when it mattered the most as he finished sixth in a tight race, although he was only marginally behind the eventual winner Henllan Harri. There would be concern about Rock the Kasbah’s performances the big stage heading into the Welsh Grand National. However, since the race is at his hunting ground of Chepstow then Hobbs’ charge has a chance to make his name on the national scene.

 

 

 

 

 

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Best Tips For 2017 Royal Ascot

Royal Ascot is one of the leading flat meetings on the UK calendar and although it appears midway through the season, it is very similar to the Cheltenham Festival in that each division will hold a huge race where all the leading players will be expected to turn up.

Here is a look at the best bets for the 2017 meeting where full betting is already available on all the action across the five days at the Berkshire racecourse.

 

Queen Anne Stakes – day one

The betting for the opening race of Royal Ascot in 2017 is dominated by Ribchester who has been the odds-on favourite for this one-mile contest ever since his success in the Lockinge Stakes last month. The second on that occasion was Lightning Spear who will get another shot at his rival at Ascot where he looks a tasty price at 5/1 to reverse the form. David Simcock’s runner was making his first run of the year at Newbury and will clearly be much sharper for his next assignment.

 

Prince of Wales’s Stakes – day two

 

Jack Hobbs goes into the Prince of Wales’ Stakes on day two of Royal Ascot with the benefit of already having a run under his belt this season. The five-year-old scored in Dubai back in March in the Sheema Classic where he looked to be at his very best. Sadly John Gosden’s runner missed the majority of last season with an injury but he made an incredible return to action at Ascot on British Champions Day to finish third in the Champion Stakes. Jack Hobbs can be backed at Horse Racing odds of 3/1 with Paddy Power who made him their joint-favourite alongside Ulysses.

 

Ascot Gold Cup – day three

 

 

Vazirabad is making his first trip across to the UK later this month for the feature race on day three of the meeting, the Ascot Gold Cup. Alain De Royer-Dupre’s runner has been in excellent form already in the campaign this season and looks to be the best selection at 6/1 to take on the short price favourite Order Of St George. Dupre does not send his best horses over to the big meetings in the UK unless he believes they have a strong chance of coming out on top. The five-year-old has plenty of experience and is one of the few runners in the field to have won over 2m or further.

 

Commonwealth Cup – day four

The Commonwealth Cup is arguably the race of the week at Royal Ascot this year with Caravaggio, Harry Angel and Blue Point all entered in a cracking renewal of the three-year-old sprint contest. The preference goes with Harry Angel who boosted his reputation even further last time out at Haydock in the Group Two Sandy Lane Stakes. Clive Cox does an excellent job with his sprinters and this horse clearly has a huge future. Obviously the big danger in the race will be the Aidan O’Brien-trained Caravaggio, however, at the prices, Harry Angel offers much more appeal at 10/3.

Royal Ascot begins this year on June 20 and all the action from the meeting will be live on ITV1 throughout the five days.