Blogs

We have crunched the data to reveal the top five summer sports that surprisingly rack up serious betting volume – with soccer excluded, of course (it’s always going to be top dog). From high-stakes tournaments to non-stop daily fixtures, these sports turn summer into a betting goldmine.

Ledley King discusses Spurs’ trophy win, working with Mourinho, Bale and Kane’s rise, coaching insights, and iconic footballers.

Who would win in a fantasy face-off between Pep’s tiki-taka Barcelona and Brazil’s 1970 magicians? Or the ‘Invincibles’ vs Real Madrid’s Galácticos?

Explore our Top 14 and Pro D2 rugby preview, covering format, key dates, past winners, betting odds, and favourites. Compare team records, odds, stats, and predictions for France’s premier domestic and second-tier rugby competitions.

Preview the Summer Mile Stakes with insights into previous winners, trainer records, and jockey trends. This Group 2 contest over a mile often highlights consistent horses with tactical speed and proven form at the top level.

Delve into the Ascot Heritage Handicap Sprint with a look at historical winners, leading trainers, and top jockeys. Discover key patterns and profiles that regularly succeed in this competitive and fast-paced handicap sprint.

Explore the bet365 Trophy Heritage Handicap by analysing trainer records, jockey statistics, and profiles of previous winners. This valuable handicap is known for producing closely fought finishes and strong betting angles.

Discover the Irish Pretty Polly Stakes at the Curragh Racecourse with a blog preview exploring past winners, top trainers, leading jockeys, and key trends. Uncover the patterns and insights that define success in this prestigious Group 1 fillies' and mares' contest.

OLBG’s new YouGov survey reveals how the UK public feels about Wimbledon 2025 — from AI and player favourites to betting habits and match-day plans. See what Britain’s saying.

Chris Waddle tells OLBG why Grealish fits Spurs better than Newcastle, tips Eriksen for Rangers, questions Isak’s future, and jokes Dan Burn should channel his inner mullet hero.