Category Archives: Sports Betting Odds

Finding value in the opening matches at Flushing Meadow is always going to be difficult as the seeding system often sees a wide gap in betting odds between two players in most games. Looking down at the list of matches … Continue reading →

The four golfing majors may be over for 2011 but there are still some important tournaments to be played out, particularly on the European tour where the battle for serious prize money continues. September tees off with the Omega European … Continue reading →

The Friends Life T20 competition reaches its climax on Saturday with finals day having arrived. Of the two semis on offer this is by far the hardest to predict from a betting point of view and many neutrals could have … Continue reading →

This afternoon’s televised CB40 game sees Gloucester host group C leaders Somerset in a game that should be something of a foregone conclusion and an easy one to predict as far as the betting is concerned. While the men from … Continue reading →

So what are we betting on here exactly? A game of rugby? A football match? No, in fact this is a one day cricket international that is scheduled to take place on Thursday the 25th of August ahead of England’s … Continue reading →

Tonight’s CB40 match isn’t a televised one but it looks to provide some good betting value as Group C’s 4th placed team Notts take on the side in 5th at Trent Bridge. The hosts have 11 points from 9 matches … Continue reading →

It was tempting to ignore the third match in this four test series after England had dashed our last two predictions of a draw by comfortably beating India on both occasions. If you’re going to bet on this third test … Continue reading →

Tonight’s televised CB40 game sees Sussex host Yorkshire at Hove and as the one day season starts to draw towards its climax, there are some very interesting betting options across the CB40 league. Having said that, there isn’t all that … Continue reading →

Last week we previewed the England and India series and argued that both sides were so strong in the batting line ups that an ultimate stalemate was the most likely scenario. If you were going to place a bet therefore, … Continue reading →

After a week of drama, the Goldfields Open sees Welshman Mark Williams take on outsider Stuart Bingham in the first ranking event of the season and while the betting shows Williams as the clear favourite, Bingham’s tenacity makes him a … Continue reading →