Becky Wishart asked 18 hours ago
It’s obvious but it really is the most important do not bet more than you may afford to lose.
The only advantage that punters have over the Bookies is that we can choose not to bet, these days the bookies have to offer odds on nearly everything but we don’t have to take them. Should you not see something worth betting on then save your money for read this post from careers.fitcollege.edu.au another day. Self-discipline is everything.
There is no such thing as a dead cert. My mate once lost Ł500 on a 1/4 dead cert. He’s a fool, do not be a fool!
Pick the team not the odds. It amazes me how quickly swayed several of my mates are through the odds the bookies put up. You should pick your teams prior to deciding to even check the odds and stick with them, whether consciously or not they’re going to influence your decision.
If something looks too good to be true then it probably is.
Scrutinise bookmakers specials. Specials should be avoided, the normal rule being in the event the bookies are trying to encourage you to pick a team you should do the opposite and oppose them.
Team news, team news, team news. It is necessary. If a teams main creative player or goalscorer are injured it seriously hampers there prospects of winning.
Oppose favourites, bookmakers do not often get it wrong but they do get lazy. They frequently overrate teams given that they now that individuals will pick them purely on reputation.