Thanks Darren Bent! If only he’d put it away and the Tottenham bet would have been perfect, now it puts the profit into a loss, boo hoo, hopefully it can be clawed back into the black with tonights merseyside derby.
I haven’t decided what to bet on just yet, i’ll have a bit of a gander at the odds later!
West Ham take on Fulham at Upton Park and the game of the day has to be Portsmouth’s visit to White Hart Lane to take on their old boss Harry Redknapp and his new side Tottenham.
West Ham v Fulham is up first, now these teams do not score alot of goals between them, Fulham’s last four away games have ended 0-0 and in their last 6 away games have scored just 2 goals and conceded 2 goals, it’s no suprise that the odds for over 2.5 goals stands at 2.42. The last time there was over 2.5 goals in a Fulham away game was August 2008 when they lost 2-1 at Hull. This game has under 2.5 goals written all over it so my only bet on this game is:
Over 2.5 goals, £30 at odds of 1.7.
The later game is Tottenham v Portsmouth, on first look it could be said nothing has improved since Harry arrived but a win today will see them go from bottom of the league to 12th! that’s how tight it is in the bottom half of the table.
I think Spurs will get their act in gear today and we should hopefully see an entertaining game, my bets:
Over 2.5 goals, £20 at odds of 2.02
Draw Lay, £40 at odds of 3.95
It’s refreshing to see at this point in the season the top 4 separated by just 3 points, even Arsenal in 5th are just 6 points off the top, it’s a hard one to call but with United at the summit you have to say they are favourites, unfortunately 
OK it’s been a while since I posted on this blog so lets start again for 2009.
First game is Aston Villa v West Brom, I think Villa are going to be just a bit too strong for West Brom today, so the bets are
Aston Villa v West Brom, draw lay, £50 at odds of 4.3
Aston Villa v West Brom, Over 2.5 goals, £25 at 1.92.
Good Luck
It’s been a while since i’ve posted, I run some other websites within Affiliate Marketing so have been pretty busy working on them to keep posting on what I’ve been betting on.
I’m going to post a screenshot of my P&L for the last two weeks, this has consisted of betting on laying draws and over 2.5 goals and occasionaly trading on correct scores.
My stakes have been very minimal, mainly laying the draws for £10 and backing over 2.5 goals for £10, my biggest was £20 laying the draw in the Pompey v Spurs game.
As you can see the profit is £506.48
Ok so The Championship kicks off today on this typical British summers day.
A Couple of bets to start the season with:
Cardiff v Southampton, over 2.5 goals, £50 at odds of 1.99
Derby v Doncaster, draw lay, £50 at odds of 3.4
The new season is about to start, the Championship kicks off this weekend and the Premiership next weekend.
I’ve been looking at the ‘season’ bets and have already placed a couple, I’ve bunged £20 on Southampton to win the Championship at odds of 60′s in the hope that they start well and can trade out for a bit of profit either way, the other bet is on Liverpool being top of the Premiership at the end of August, with Liverpool’s fixtures being Sunderland, Boro and Villa it’s very possible they could be top, but it’s Arsenal who have West Brom, Fulham and Newcastle who are favourites.
I’m sure i’ll start my season’s betting this weekend with the Championship games and will post up the bets before the games on Saturday.
Happy Betting!
Germany bets cancelled themselves again, becoming a theme here!
Spain up next who are full of promise, lets go for the same bets again!
Spain v Russia, draw lay, £50 at odds of 3.8
Spain v Russia, over 2.5 goals, £50 at odds of 2.58
Once again the best cancel themselves out as Croatia beat Austria 1-0.
Germany v Poland up next and I will go for the same bets again, come on the goals!!!
Germany v Poland, draw lay, £50 at odds of 4.5
Germany v Poland, over 2.5 goals, £50 at odds of 2.06
Well the bets so far are just canceling themselves out, £10 made on the last game as Ronaldo didn’t score!
Next up is the second of the host nations, Austria, no-one gives them much hope and Croatia should win.
I’m going to repeat the bets, over 2.5 goals has to come good soon and the price is pretty good, so to the bets:
Austria v Croatia, draw lay, £50 at odds of 3.35
Austria v Croatia, over 2.5 goals, £50 at odds of 2.4
Czech Republic got their campaign off to a fortunate start with a 1-0 win, the bets cancelled each other out which I don’t mind too much as it was looking like being 0-0 for a while!
Portugal v Turkey up next and hopefully this is the game that brings the goals
Portugal v Turkey, draw lay, £50 at odds of 3.55
Portugal v Turkey, over 2.5 goals, £50 at odds of 2.58
First Goalscorer, Lay C Ronaldo, £10 at odds of 5.6