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Thursday, September 20, 2007
soccer betting
Soccer is well-known for being the most popular sport in the world, and that popularity has translated to tremendous betting interest across the globe during the 2006 World Cup. In fact, the World Cup is the most heavily bet sporting event on the planet in terms of the sheer volume wagered during the month-long tournament. We're also talking about a sport that doubled the salary of the officials since the last World Cup in order to protect the integrity of the game and prevent any individuals from fixing matches. With the 2006 World Cup ending with Sunday's championship game between Italy and France, I'd like to examine what makes soccer betting different and give you some basics so you can still get in on the action before it's all over. The main difference between wagering on soccer compared to other sports is the introduction of the "Draw" (or tie) as yet another betting option in addition to taking either side - on the money line or with a point spread - and totals.
In the Italy-France match below, you can take either team with a spread of Pick'em, meaning you would need to bet $140 on favorite Italy to win $100 and a $100 wager on underdog France would win you $120. Either team would need to win in regulation time for you to win that bet. However, when betting the spread in this scenario, a Draw would be considered a push and you would at least get your money back. Betting each team on the money line is slightly different and more risky because the Draw is a third option (bet $100 to win $180). Otherwise, you would make $155 wagering $100 with +155 on Italy compared to winning $190 on France (+190) for the same amount bet. (Make sure to check out our Sports Betting Basics section or click any of the links in this article for more information).
Example:
FrancePick'em +120 (bet $100 to win $120 - tie at end of regulation is a push)Money line +190 (bet $100 to win $190 - must win in regulation)
ItalyPick'em -140 (bet $140 to win $100 - tie at end of regulation is a push)Money line +155 (bet $100 to win $155 - must win in regulation)
Draw +180 (bet $100 to win $180)
Over/Under TotalOver 1 1/2 -120 (bet $120 to win $100 - total goals at end of regulation)Under 1 1/2 -120 (bet $120 to win $100 - total goals at end of regulation)
Since we are in the knock-out stage of the World Cup where one of the teams must advance with a victory, sportsbooks offer the Draw as the result of the game at the end of regulation. If two teams are tied at the end of regulation, they play up to two extra 15-minute sessions to determine the winner before the game is then decided by penalty kicks. In preliminary Group play, the Draw was a possible final result with both teams awarded one point apiece.
The quarterfinals produced two extra-time games, with Germany and Portugal both advancing on penalty kicks. In both of those extra-time games, betting the Draw was the winner. The Draw was also a winner in Tuesday's semifinal win for Italy over Germany because Italy scored two goals in overtime. Online sportsbook BetUS also allows bettors to simply choose which team will advance without having to sweat out whether or not your side can get the job done in regulation.
Another intriguing betting opportunity to consider in the World Cup involves Over/Under totals. Similar to other sports, the total is the combined points (in this case, goals) between the two teams. But again, the difference in soccer is that any goals scored in extra time aren't counted in the total. For instance, the Italy-Germany total ended up being 0 since no goals were scored in regulation. Only three of 14 games from the Round of 16 to this point had more than two goals scored in regulation time, with only one goal scored between the four teams (France beat Portugal 1-0) in this week's two semifinals leading up to Sunday's World Cup Final in Berlin, Germany.
In the world of soccer betting, like in real life, it is important to define a goal and work towards it. If you start uncontrolled betting, with high stakes to make up for the loss, if you bet every day without any aim, things will usually not go the way you wanted.
First and foremost is to set up your betting fund. That should be the money that you are always prepared to lose. Most important rule is that you never borrow money for betting. Do not even try to make up for your lack of money in life by betting. You also need to set your goal in terms of profit. How much money does satisfy you? If you deposit $50, when you get up to the $350, you should withdraw your $300 and leave your original deposit. This way, you will actually feel the benefit of your efforts. Money that is still on your account does not belong to you, but your bookie as long as you don't withdraw it!
Prevail your bookies today! There are two basic groups of players. There are people who like to risk a lot. They are usually betting on a short term basics and play for outsiders with a large odds. Money won this way is substantial, but winnings come very rare. Probability for beating the bookie in this way is very small.
Other group of people do not like to risk. They bet on favorites with huge stakes and small odds. As a result there is an illusion of wining, but when they lose they lose heavily. Bookies know this stuff, and they underestimate favorites in terms of small odds. Probability to win is far more greater than odd so our advice is not to bet on games with small odds.
The most important thing that you need to stick on if you want to beat the bookie is self control. If you start winning, do not raise your stakes immediately and take irrational risks. Always withdraw money that you plan to win and keep on betting with your original deposit. When you hit a losing streak, do not get upset. Stay calm and carry on with your betting strategy. Why bookies usually has the last laugh? Probably you are not aware of the fact that bookies profit, in most cases, comes because of the bad money management by their customers. Very often, after a profitable round, bookies publish exceptional odds, asian handicaps and variety of new games on their site, which drives players to raise their deposits and stakes dramatically. This situation ends with a few wins for players, but bookies know that in few weeks that account will be empty - because of the bad money management of course. Professional players are well aware of this, and they are patiently waiting for opportunities and they bet with precisely defined stakes. Being a professional gambler does not mean that you need to know football more than your bookie, but knowing how to manage your betting funds.
Important points to note
There is no theory as 100% winning opportunity. Please refrain from believing into sources claiming that it is a sure win tips. Bear in mind that there is always a percentage of chance going either way. Good luck also plays a part in your fortune. On certain occasions, you may be on winning streak. But at times, things will not go your way. If you have been down on luck, it is advisable to take a break. Human beings are known to be rash and often commit the wrong tasks at the wrong time. Always stay calm and never act impulsive. Refrain from placing a huge betting stake even if you are extremely confident. You may easily end up in a debt. There is always a limit. If you happen to lose, please do not curse and swear. In soccer betting, there are only 3 likelihood - win, lose or draw. You are responsible for your own actions.Soccer Betting TipsBetting research and analysis: how to do it
To be a long term winner, you need to know the basics of handicapping. Here are some simple strategies to approach soccer betting research.
Home and Away RecordsThe first thing you should look at is how well a team plays at home or away. Some teams are dreadfully bad on the road, but respectable at home. Some top teams never lose at home, but frequently draw away. Look for patterns; they often repeat themselves.
Recent FormCheck the results of both teams from their last six matches. Many teams are streaky: they win a bunch of games, then have a string of losses. This is one area where you can be a step ahead of the bookmaker, because he tends to focus on the league table positioning more than recent form.
Team NewsThis is crucial. Is a key player missing? Is the coach resting his regular starters? Has a flu virus infected the whole team? Sometimes a team will field a totally second-string group of players, but the bookmakers will be slow to adjust their odds. This is a great way to take advantage of bookies who don't do their homework.
Head-to-HeadsCompare past match-ups between two teams. Does one team tend to win more often? Does the game often end in a draw? Look for situations where one team has a 80% or higher winning record against the other club. That's a profitable bet in the long term.
MotivationSome teams come into a game highly motivated, desperate for a win. Others are distracted for various reasons, such as an important upcoming game. Try and gauge each team's motivation. But beware of reading too much into this. A team in a "must-win" situation will fail to win more often than you think.
Upcoming FixturesScheduling is important. Some teams are involved in European and national cup competitions on top of their domestic leagues, so they're forced to juggle several matches in their schedule. This often forces a team to make sacrifices, because it's impossible to play with 100% effort if you have a game every two or three days. Find out what games matter most in the schedule and adjust your betting accordingly.
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Wednesday, July 11, 2007
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It should first be noted that many online casinos are licensed in the Caribbean Islands, and are providing jobs and economical growth where it is well needed. Licenses are also available in Africa, Europe, and other parts of the world as the debate over legalization, regulation, and freedom on the Internet is widened. Originally the U.S took a stand opposing online gambling, using a law known as the Wire Act to prohibit online casinos. To date, 18 U.S.C.1084, is still the law most likely to be used in prosecuting casinos. However as legal experts have tried to demonstrate, the Wire Act is riddled with loopholes. In fact, invocation of this law has only added to the contention that new legislation is necessary.
On March 19, 1997 the Internet Gambling Prohibition Act, better known as the "Kyl bill" was originally introduced. The proposed act would modify the federal Interstate Wire Act 18 U.S.C.1084, which forbids interstate gambling by telephone or other wire devices but not the Internet by name. (The Wire Act is a law dating back approximately 40 years, and predates the Internet and most other modern communications networks.)
Senator Kyl's bill threatened to authorize the Federal Communications Commission to enforce regulations against interstate computer service providers, prohibiting the interstate or foreign transmission of gambling information. The FCC could potentially order ISPs to shut down or block access to gambling Web sites, even if those are based outside the United States. Online casinos assert that they fall under the legislature of their Country of licensing, and that U.S. law would not affect them. Many doubt the technological ability for governments to insure a blanket ban, although a recent initiative in the U.S. calls for a ban on the use of credit cards and wire transfers for the purposes of web wagering.
Australia had originally positioned itself to generate tax revenues through regulation of this hugely profitable industry. The Interactive Gambling (Player Protection) Act was passed by Parliament on March 18, 1998 and commenced on October 1st 1998, but recently there has been a reversal of fortune for casino operators Down Under. After a prolonged moratorium on the spread of online gambling, the Australian Senate passed a ban on interactive gaming, forcing Australian sites to close their doors and declaring that the public would not be allowed to gamble on the Net.
In the U.K., where gambling on sports has long been an accepted part of life for many, signs of easing restrictions on Internet gaming are many. Recently The Isle of Man, which is part of the United Kingdom, but makes many of its own laws, opened its doors and began to grant licenses to new cyber-gaming ventures. Las Vegas-based casino giant MGM Mirage was one of the first to apply. Even more sweeping was a relaxation in England's betting tax, a move that coincided with the government's decision to woo British operators of large-scale sportsbetting sites back into the motherland, thereby keeping countries overseas from collecting massive tax profits from U.K. businesspeople.
The converse attitude has recently been displayed in the United States, where the Wire Act was successfully used to prosecute Jay Cohen, former owner a the sports wagering site World Sports Exchange. Cohen was sentenced to serve one year and nine months for his activities. His recent appeal to overturn the conviction was upheld by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court, saying that betting was "clearly illegal in New York". No further comment was issued on the legality of hundreds of other sites that offer the same services to U.S. bettors.
Results show that despite fractured attempts to ban or place tighter controls on Internet gambling, more and more people worldwide are wagering online. Expert opinion is that legislation cannot constrain the rate of growth taking place in the industry, no matter the legal issues involved.
Despite efforts to pass a bill in the U.S. Congress, many people in America do gamble online. Americans spend US$600 billion a year on gaming every year, and even the land-based casinos in Vegas are starting to get in on the action. Around the world, different countries have taken varying stances: In China, Hong Kong passed a bill tightening gambling controls but leaving online gambling alone, in recognition that a ban would be unenforceable.
The most recent failure of the "Kyl Bill" in the United States to ban online gambling in the last quarter of 2000 came as little surprise. There was a race between the states of Nevada and New Jersey to develop a framework for the regulation of legal online gambling, as the first to do so would gain a competitive advantage over the other. That race looks to have ended when support for online gaming in the New Jersey dwindled.
Assembly Bill 3150 would have legalized Internet gambling in New Jersey operated by Atlantic City casinos, and played by New Jerseyans. Assemblyman Anthony Impreveduto, who wrote the bill, said legal interpretations could open the state to gamblers throughout the U.S. It was his stated belief that both the Nevada and New Jersey bills might permit any U.S. adult to gamble because the casino's computer server would be located in a legal gaming jurisdiction. Alas, Bill 3150 never came to pass into law, and New Jersey legislators have missed their first opportunity to open up the state to online gambling. There's no telling if and when the bill will be re-introduced, or whether New Jerseyans will ever be permitted to open their own casinos online.
The dice have now been cast in the opposite direction by legislators in Nevada, who have recently signed into law a bill that would see legal, regulated online casinos being operations. Should the gambling state's cautiously optimistic Gaming Commission prove able to offer a regulated industry, where virtual dollars could turn to real tax benefits for the people and government of Nevada, it will open the doors for the world's most famous gambling destination to lead the way in online entertainment. The legalization is contingent upon the Gaming Commission, who need satisfaction that any licensed website offering legal, 24 hour virtual casino games can be regulated using current technology. Concerns range from keeping minors from wagering, to guarding against network intrusion, to simply keeping gamers from a non-gambling jurisdiction from playing.
Many website operators welcome regulation as a way of insuring a common set of ethics that all would adhere to. An industry-wide set of standards provides more security for the consumer in this growing field of e-commerce, without infringing on the right of the owner to conduct a fair and profitable business. Regulation could also provide for a better means of monitoring and responding to the social aspects of gambling, while allowing people the freedom to entertain themselves however they choose. Online Sportsbook and Online Casino enterbet.com Sports provides Live Odds Sports News Free Live Odds Sports Betting and Gambling Odds Online at enterbet.com enterbet.com is an online gambling site with online sports betting, online poker and online casino. Bet on sport at our online sportsbook, play poker or Sportsbook Casino sports betting at www.ENTERBET.com Sportsbook offering odds and betting lines on all major sporting events. Casino games to play for fun
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Wednesday, November 15, 2006
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