Know The Damn Rules!!

[bgeorgia]

Read Here!


Article by B'World's Len Toth.

[WSSB]

I think you should have this article as part of a permanent link on the Bettorsworld Main Menu.

[bgeorgia]

good point. incidently, my heading was only meant to attract people.


brian

[sleuth]

excellent article.

[Fedya Fussball]

Len should add some Soccer fallouts...

Games stopped or suspended also fall in this category...
A couple of seasons ago a Far East betting consortium switched the floodlights of at game which Liverpool was leading.

Bookies go wind of this ploy and contacted the FA and police...

Also betting on first or last goalscorer is a bit reckless engagement because it depends on who the referee puts in his book and not what the viewer sees on TV or at the ground.

Fun stuff...

[sportshobby]

Toth is a must read, especially for beginning sports bettors. And also for sports bettors who are ready to take the sport seriously.

His book "The Better Bettor" was a classic that really had an impact on me.

[AussieVamp2]

or fans rioting in South America to stop a loss too Fedya

[AussieVamp2]

had an instance of this this week

Megasports, being American focused, has different rules on draws in footy (which happen on the order of 1% of the time, perhaps even a little more recently)

most of the Australian focused bookmakers have a 'refund half your money if a draw is not offered' dead heat type rule, for the draw.

So, because Geelong was an even iffy looking game with a significant power rating advantage, backed it at Megasports, even would have if a cent or 2 better somewhere else, due to it being an even rated game.

If an underdog, of course you should do the opposite, and back it at an Australian focused bookmaker, - DAS etc., as you will then win money if your underdog is involved in a draw, not Megasports or Canbet.

Technical one, but was worth it for me this weekend.