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We analyze the sport-betting on a daily basis. The selection of events is facilitated by software developed by us that uniquely monitors the movement of odds by which we can react to market changes immediately. All this is accompanied by our several years of professional experience and an extremely safe bet-formation system which guarantees 100% that our investors can receive extra income. We analyze the sport-betting on a daily basis. The selection of events is facilitated by software developed by us that uniquely monitors the movement of odds by which we can react to market changes immediately. All this is accompanied by our several years of professional experience and an extremely safe bet-formation system which guarantees 100% that our investors can receive extra income. All you need to do is invest any amount you wish following the registration, then lean back and enjoy your profit. Over Under 2.5 Goals The second most popular football market is undoubtedly the Over/Under 2.5 Goals market; all you have to decide is whether a game of football will contain three goals or more, or two goals or less. It sounds simple, but it isn't. Given that the overall stats for football as a whole show that the average game of football averages somewhere between 2.4 and 2.6 goals per game (depending of course on the league or competition in question) both Over 2.5 Goals and Under 2.5 Goals should be available to back at around the 2.0 mark, and quite often this will be the case. In fact you will regularly hear this market being referred to as a 'coin toss' as the outcome is usually too close to call. Take this season's Premier League results for example; of the 234 games played (up to the time of writing), 113 (48.3%) resulted in two or less goals being scored, whilst the other 121 (51.7%) games contained at least three goals. There's possibly nothing more satisfying than after doing your homework and backing Over 2.5 Goals in a game, you watch in excitement as two early goals are scored. A third goal, and a winning bet, is almost inevitable. But then you watch in horror as the crossbar is struck, a penalty is missed, and both sides decide enough is enough and play the remainder of the game at a snail's pace. If only you could have took advantage of the excellent position your bet looked to be in when two early goals were scored. By adding In-Play betting to your armoury, stories of near-misses and bad luck can become a thing of the past, and you can become a more successful punter. Take the above scenario as an example. You stake £100 at odds of 2.0 on a game to contain Over 2.5 Goals. Two first-half goals are scored and your bet looks to be in a fantastic position. You now have two options; you can leave your bet as it is, hope that at least one more goal is scored, and collect your £100 (before commission) winnings, or you can lay your bet to guarantee a healthy profit. In this example, the odds on Over 2.5 Goals would have shortened to somewhere as low as 1.1 if the goals were scored within the first 20 minutes or so. If you lay your bet for £200 to a £20 liability at these odds, you stand to win £100 if no further goals are scored - or £80 as soon as the net bulges again. What a fantastic position to be in. It works exactly the same for Under 2.5 Goals. If 'unders' is how you think a game will end up, bet it accordingly, and then get to half time with the score 0-0, then you can lay your bet In-Play to guarantee a healthy profit. Of course, not every game will go to plan. You could back Over 2.5 Goals only for the score to be 0-0 at half time and suddenly you're staring down the barrel of a losing bet. Nobody is right all of the time, but doing a little homework means you could be right more times than not. The one golden rule to remember when betting In-Play on this market is that more goals get scored in the second half of games than they do in the first half. The English Premier League has witnessed 619 goals to date this season, of which 253 were scored during the first 45 minutes of a game and the remaining 366 were scored in the second half. Somewhat surprisingly - but definitely worth remembering - is the fact that every one of the 20 Premier League clubs have scored more goals in the second half of games than they did in the first half. Stoke for example have scored just six first half goals this term, yet they've scored 22 second half goals. If you are wary of second half goals going in (when you don't want them to), then generally speaking, if you back Under 2.5 Goals at 2.0 and the scoreline is 0-0 at the interval, then you can usually lay your bet at around 1.4. If just one goal has been scored at the interval, then they lay odds will be just short of 2.0. Statistics I've quoted within this piece are freely available on the net and don't take too long to research. Remember, a little bit of effort can reap big rewards. The Both Teams to Score bet is a simple 'does what it says on the tin' wager that typically provides returns at odds ranging from 1/2 to 6/4. You aren't going to make massive winnings from small stakes BTTS wagers, but get it right and it can be a neat little moneymaker. Before we begin let's make sure we are straight on the mechanics of the bet. Both Teams to Score is a spectacularly straightforward market where you back either yes or no to the prospect of both teams getting on the scoresheet. For example a November 2015 meeting between West Ham and Everton at the Boleyn Ground saw no clear favorite in the Match Odds, and similar prices about all three eventualities - the home team available to back at 17/10, the away team a touch longer at 15/8 and the draw 12/5. With no clear bet to be had in the Match Odds, the Both Teams to Score market offered an obvious alternative. Through the 11 league games prior to that match each club had kept three clean sheets, a rate just shy of one for every four games, while comfortably sitting in the top half of the table for goals scored. It was possible that West Ham or Everton would record a shutout of course, but a back of Yes in the Both Teams to Score market looked the obvious selection. The ideal ingredients for a successful BTTS wager are obvious - two decent attacks against a pair of poor defences but the market isn't stupid and will always adjust. In the above example you would definitely be taking an odds-on price. That makes it a good market to include in a multiple, putting a pair of solid odds-on shots into one bet to create a nice paying wager. BTTS can function as an alternative to an Over 2.5 Goals bet - both are based on similar but unrelated outcomes. An Overs bet can land with just one team scoring while BTTS cannot. Overs and BTTS will often be similar prices with the latter a shade shorter. You will have the insurance of the 1-1 draw copping should you back Both Teams to Score, however. Starting with the 2010-11 season up to early November 2015, Opta looked at nearly 10,000 games across the Premier League, Ligue 1, Bundesliga, Serie A and La Liga. The leagues to focus on were the Bundesliga and Premier League both of which see more than 50% of their games finishing with both teams scoring. Bundesliga had 54.6% and the Premier League Spanish games have the lowest figure (49.6%) with Ligue 1 only slightly ahead (49.7%). The other league to breach 50% was Serie A (50.8%). Live betting is becoming more and more popular every year since it first emerged at the beginning of the 2000s. Today you can bet live on various sports such as ice hockey, tennis and basketball. Live betting on football is, however, the most popular choice for sports betting. SuperLenny offers you live betting options on a large number of sports. It is common to place your bets on your mobile while you are watching the game in a pub with your friends. Others enjoy live betting from the comfort of their own home while watching the game on TV or via online streaming. The truth is that you don’t even have to follow the game in order to feel the thrill of live betting. You can follow the odds movements and wait for the right odds on your favorite team or player to place your live bet. Then all you need to do is to wait to see how the game unfolds. If the odds move in your favour, you always have the option of betting on the opponent or the opposite outcome of the game (laying your bet). If you manage your bets right, you will already end up with a guaranteed profit (green out) before the game ends. Whatever your preferred method of live betting is – while going out together with friends, while watching matches at home or while analysing betting markets on your computer screen – live betting is an exciting hobby. Live sports betting lets you follow the sports events and inspires you to learn more about various exciting areas such as sports psychology, maths, statistics and finance. And, of course, if you are skilled and/or lucky and can beat the odds, it can also bring you money. " Quis autem vel eum iure reprehenderit qui in ea voluptate velit esse quam nihil molestiae consequatur.