Showing posts with label sports betting advice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sports betting advice. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Sports Betting Advice


There are numerous sporting events in which you can place your bets based on the knowledge that you have about the sport. If you want to become a bettor, you should have the best bookie to give you enough tips and share his knowledge to make you win. This is not the best option as everyone will not be able to find the best bookie and one would land in heavy losses before getting one. However, you can easily find the best online sports betting system, which is available on the internet and make the best use of it. Here are the factors a bettor must consider while studying a system:

User Friendly – The betting system should be user-friendly in two ways. The first aspect of user-friendliness is in learning the software or the tool easily. There should be a good graphic user interface that would guide you easily and a very exhaustive help system which will help you in troubleshooting if needed.

Affordability – The cost of services should be affordable. Though all books (bookie organizations) come with a fee, compare and check if the fee is nominal and the most economical one as compared to its counterparts.

Profitability – The system should provide you with enough strategies that target to maximize your profits and mitigate losses. There should be safety nets to stop losses so it can help you come out with minimal damage.

Coverage – The system you choose should cover all major sports events. This will ensure that you do not miss out on the action during crucial cycles.

Money back guarantee – In case of dissatisfaction, some systems also offer money back guarantee. Select those who are bold enough to offer this, as they guarantee more success for you than others.

Bonuses – Some organizations choose to give bonuses, credits and free money to encourage their consistent players (users). Choose the one which gives you more such options, which will reduce your financial burden.

Different sports betting systems have their own advantages and limitations. Analyze the various sports betting systems and choose the one that fits your requirements.

Baseball Betting System


Now that half the season is over, a few players have jumped to the top of the MVP race in each league. We've seen good action in our online sportsbooks and the interest always picks up as the season approaches the final stretch.

Below are the odds on the American League :

Adrian Beltre (BOS) 20/1
Carl Crawford (TB) 15/1
Evan Longoria (TB) 15/1
Josh Hamilton (TEX) 5/2
Justin Morneau (MIN) 6/1
Kevin Youkilis (BOS) 20/1
Miguel Cabrera (DET) 1/1
Paul Konerko (CWS) 28/1
Robinson Cano (NYY) 5/1
Vladimir Guerrero (TEX) 20/1

Miguel Cabrera is the deserved favorite. The Tigers’ first baseman has been a hitting machine in 2010, leading the majors in RBI and second to only Toronto’s Jose Bautista in homers. Cabrera also hits for average, making him a legitimate Triple Crown threat. Could he become the first to pull off the Triple Crown since Boston’s Carl Yastrzemski did it in 1967? At the moment, it’s a very real possibility. And if that happens, he’s a lock to win MVP.

If not Cabrera for MVP, most bettors appear to think Josh Hamilton (5/2) will win the award. Hamilton is like Cabrera in that he puts up big numbers in homers, RBI and batting average. As it stands, it looks like Cabrera and Hamilton in a two-horse race for MVP, especially taking into account Justin Morneau’s.

On the National League, we have the odds below:

Adam Dunn (WAS) 33/1
Adrian Gonzalez (SD) 4/1
Albert Pujols (STL) 6/5
Andre Ethier (LAD) 25/1
David Wright (NYM) 20/1
Hanley Ramirez (FLA) 20/1
Joey Votto (CIN) 10/9
Ryan Howard (PHI) 10/1
Ubaldo Jiminez (COL) 28/1

It will be interesting to see if Joey Votto can keep producing at the same level he did during the first half of the season. Not many people saw this coming from Votto, who’s nearly surpassed his career highs (25 HR, 84 RBI) in less than 100 games played. Albert Pujols certainly has the more impressive body of work, but expect this race to go right down to the wire.

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