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Back to Lay or BTL as it is commonly known is my horse racing tradeof choice.It involves selection horses and backing them before the racestarts and then placing a Lay bet at shorter odds to lock in profitwhether the horse

With the explosion of blogs appearing on the market in the title,and similar markets and betting strategies I am jumping on thebandwagon but also looking at what i feel is a better approach totrying to profit from betting on such

Sometimes it's the obvious, other times it'sthe not so obvious, but we all could do with little bits of helpfrom time to time in improving our betting habits and our chancesat winning.These are simple snippets of advice with a short

Trading back andforthYou can make plenty of money trading a fairly static long-termmarket by just going against the obviousor majorityviewAn example of this would be the Premier League Winnersmarket on Betfair; now last year this market went completelymad in the

How to find the best Online Bookmaker to have an accountwithI don't think there is one answerto this the question who is the best online bookmaker, other thanyou should have as many as you can manage to facilitate finding thebest

Following a question, I wanted to explain the dead heat rules for anyone struggling with calculating their betting returns. It can be tricky, so please use this guide as a permanent reference.

Tom Segal and Pricewise. Punters either love him or hate him. Bookies just hate him. Well, they probably don't hate him, just his knack of picking big-priced winners.

A fantastic tool to help you find the edge when betting - Convert probability to fractional odds to decimal odds and to probability in an instant with the help of this blog.

Many people struggle to work out exactly how many bets there are in any full term bet, so for anybody who wants to know then here are a few examples - Perm any 3 from 5 = 10 Bets Why 10 Bets, you may

Most punters when they first study a betting event will look forwhat they will consider to be the likely winner of the event.That's a natural approach and while there's nothing wrong with itas a start to studying an event, it