With the 2010 FIFA World Cup upon us, it’s time to talk about how to bet on soccer. Soccer is considered the world’s game and employs over 500,000 people. Liverpool, the defending Champions, open their 2010 FIFA World Cup campaign on the 11th, facing theura Beloum, the current holder of the FIFA Cup.
As a football fan and someone interested in making some money from betting, what are the best soccer tips? “Use the Internet,” says Richard Harrington, a former British mp and now faked soccer betting enthusiast. “We can compare prices on various books available around the world. My knowledge of world cup 2010 is that Spain VS Italy and living will be the favorite. That caught my attention, so I checked the figures. It was disbelief that Spain had a price of over 40 million pounds!”
“Betting exchanges allow you to hedge your bets when you want to,” adds Mr Harrington, “and someone asked yesterday what the best soccer tip is. I’ve been asked that question all week, so I’m going to give you my best, which is don’t believe anything. Just have one.”
Betting on World Cup 2010 odds is certainly one of the largest and most liquid earner from the football betting markets. Over 16 million people will bet on the tournament, about twice the audience for the vinyl records during the 2006 World Cup.
The majority of the money will go into the teams that require most improvement to earn a place in the 90-man finals, rather than the one to advance to the quarter finals. This is according to the betting agency Sporting Life.
Betting on World Cup 2010 odds contains some predictable matches, but also some very unpredictable ones. “Nothing comes for free in this market,” warned Julian Rodriguez, Sporting Life’s marketing and development director. “You can get a free start, but without a profitable outcome it’s not worth going to! We want to see profitable outcomes and we will continues to chase them.”
The rules of thumb are:
- Cover the spread of less than 3 points, in case the home team wins by less than 3 points on the previous match.
- If the home team wins by 3 points or more, it’s worth it to bet the spread.
- If the home team loses by less than 3 points, it’s worth it to bet the spread.
- Over the total number of points, the more the spread, the more rewarding it is to bet the under.
- Bet under the total number of points, the more rewarding it is to bet the over.
- If the teams are equal in terms of ability and are thus graded evenly, then bet the draw.
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