Online Betting

An unbelievable weekend of racing with the Breeders Cup (see below) bidding to send flat racing fans into the winter on a high. The American showpiece is said to be the ultimate test of the equine thoroughbred and I look forward to seeing how the Europeans fair against the American horses. For jumping racing fans the Grade One Jwin.com champion chase is the highlight and is also supported by a nice card at Wincanton.

In the big race at Down Royal, the Jwin.com champion chase I strongly fancy Notre Pere to kick off his season in fine style. The big strapping son of Kaldako will thrive in the heavy underfoot conditions. He is some peoples favourite for the Gold Cup in March (with soft ground) so today should be a penalty kick for him. At 11-10, it’s a short price but a sure winner in my eyes. Read More

Premier League Betting

The two current heavyweights in the Premier League go head-to-head this weekend as Man Utd travel to Stamford Bridge to face Chelsea. The Blues currently occupy top spot with Utd two points adrift in second place in what is looking to be one of the most open title-races for some time.

Carlo Ancelotti’s side are unbeaten at the Bridge in 27 games, since a Robin van Persie brace sealed a 2-1 win for Arsenal, and have not been beaten at home by United since a 3-0 defeat in 2002. Read More

World Cuo Betting

When Iker Casillas lifted the Euro 2008 trophy in Vienna last July it ended forty four years of major tournament disappointment for Spain. Despite producing some of the world’s best players over four decades, with the exception of the 1984 European Championships (when they were beaten finalists) they have regularly failed to perform at major championships.

How many times in the run up to the World Cup Finals have we looked at the talent on show in the Spain side and made a case for them to win? Every single time the tournament comes round we talk up Spain’s chances before they frequently succumb to inferior opposition. Read More

Rugby Betting

As the Southern Hemisphere rugby season draws to a close, the one last commitment of the season for these players is their trip to Europe for nineteen intriguing and mouth-watering international fixtures.

Teams from Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, Samoa and Fiji have arrived in Europe to face testing away ties against the Six Nations sides with any number of old scores to settle. The progress made by Ian McGeechan’s Lions side in South Africa in the summer cannot be underestimated and his touring side came close to beating the world’s best side from a standing start. Martin Johnson, Warren Gatland et al will want to continue that progress and record some good performances with only twenty or so international ties remaining between n and the 2011 World Cup. Read More

Betting Review

Never let it be said that we don’t know our darts. With his Players Championship win at Nuland his first title since 2001, and with the likes of Adrian Lewis, Michael van Gerwen and James Wade in his way at the European Championships, we knew it would take a lot for Steve Beaton to progress. However, the likeable Midlander did us proud with some stunning performances on his way to the final in Hoofddorp where he fell at the final hurdle to Phil Taylor. Still, with our each way punt at 125/1 that landed us a 31.25 point profit. Read More