The Next StageYou know the feeling , Santa forgot to leave batteries with yournew toy or a flat pack arrived without instructions.Over the last 3 BLOGS it is hoped that you have become familiarwith the basic concept of laying.That being
Introduction to laying - Part 3This is longer than intended but I could find no sensible place tosplit it.One market I venture into every season with reasonable success isthe Premiership Relegation market. This may be a season longinvestment if bets
I could have titled this blog "Chasing Your Losses", because basically that is the aim in a recovery staking plan. But "chasing your losses" has negative connotations and is generally considered the quickest path to gambler's ruin.There is a big difference between a
Introduction to laying part 2Having hopefully grasped the basics of what laying involves , it istime to consider how best to put that information to work. However, as I mentioned in the first article , laying is a personal thingand
Most horse racing punters have certain types of race that theyprefer to stick to for betting purposes and I'd like to hear OLBGmembers' thoughts on the best types of race to bet on.For me it's the upper end of the
An Introduction To LayingSTOP ! Before progressing further....The OLBG Betting School has an article on what is meant by the term‘ laying ‘ , and covers some basic concepts with regard to theexchanges.https://www.olbg.com/school/laying_intro.phpIf a complete novice to laying , it
I have always been interested in why other people make particularbets. Whilst I used to love betting on horses and early on couldsee that it could be profitable, I couldnt work out why peoplewould bet on Greyhounds in betting shops.
I still enjoy a football bet from time to time and perhaps it isjust because my horse racing betting has become more and moreprofitable in recent years but is it just me or is there too muchluck involved in deciding
Hi All,i,m hoping you are all enjoying the 2013 Cheltenham Festivalas much as myself,and more importantly making a few quid? Spottingthose with previous Festival form winners,trainers and jockeys isgreat fun,but also maybe one or two of you have found the
Many punters think that most short-priced favourites are good things and a lot of odds-on shots are near certainties at the Cheltenham Festival, we dig deeper to find out the truth!