Racing and cricket tipster Miles Tredwell is one of the very best in the biz, so it’s my pleasure to bring you this free betting preview of the upcoming Ashes series. Enjoy! Josh In their last three Test series’, England’s men have lost home and away against India and at home to New Zealand, and […]
In the first half of the year, 3-year-old horses largely race against others of the same age. But, as spring turns into summer, mixed age races increasingly become the norm. Looking at UK handicaps since the start of 2016, there have only been 282 instances of a 3 year-old taking on older horses in January to April (inclusive) in
Saturday’s article focused on the need to know something beyond the obvious in order to gain an advantage over the markets and other bettors. Today, I want to illustrate this by talking about two aspects of approaching a racecard that you may not have considered. Making Sense of Jockey Bookings When there is little form to
Bookmakers have an advantage because of something called an ‘overround’ which means the odds on any market don’t quite add up and they gain from this gap in the figures… For example, if two tennis players were playing each other and both had an equal likelihood of winning, fair odds would be evens, meaning you
This series of articles began by asserting that making a profit in betting isn’t easy. If it was then everyone would be doing it until bookmakers went bankrupt. That’s not to say it’s not possible, far from it, but expectations should be realistic and if we are to be rewarded by positive returns, we need
Yesterday I talked about the role odds play alongside strike-rates. There are different approaches and ways to attempt to make a profit and what appeals to one person may not suit another. Understanding what sort of bettor you are is an important step towards finding services suited to you. Do you want to win a
