A-Z of Premiership Betting

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  • Author Ed Storm
  • Published October 7, 2010
  • Word count 773

Want to start turning your knowledge of Premiership football into profits in the betting markets? Don't miss out on our A-Z of Premiership betting tips:

Antepost: Bet on the outcome of the tournament, including top goal-scorer, clubs to be relegated and Premier League winner.

Betfair: The place to go if you want to take advantage of the excellent betting opportunities offered by lay betting - not to mention the highest odds on the web.

Chelsea: Won the title race in 2009-10, but can they do it again in 2010-11? We don't think so and tip the lay bet on Chelsea this season.

Drogba: Chelsea's striker is second in the top goalscorer markets. We don't think he'll be the striker of the season, and tip him as the best lay bet in the Golden Boot market.

Each-way: Don't forget to place each-way bets if you're betting on antepost markets. This increases your chances of winning by putting part of your bet on a place for your selection.

Free Bets: There are over 20 free bets on offer at the world's top bookies. Use them to instantly halve your betting costs or double your bankroll!

Gambling Guru: If you're looking for top Premiership betting advice this season you'll need to consult a gambling guru. Visit an online betting guide for the best prices, tips, live scores, free bets and more.

Half-Time Betting: Don't have the patience to wait 90 minutes for a result on your Premiership bet? Place a half-time bet on which club will be ahead on 45 minutes to have your bets settled early.

Internet Betting: Why stand in line at your betting shop? Bet on the Premiership online to access free bets, live scores and instant payouts.

Justice Payouts: Betting on a big match? Look out for a bookmaker with a reputation for justice payouts. You'll probably earn your money back if foul-play on the pitch affects the result of your bet.

Kuyt: One of Holland's World Cup stars is trading at a distant 50/1 at most bookies in the top goalscorer markets. That means that an each-way bet on Kuyt would pay out 25/2 if he emerged as one of the top four goalscorers in the Premiership this season.

League Championship: Bet on which Premiership team will play in the League Championship next season in the relegation betting markets. Blackpool tops the odds to return to 2nd division in 2011-12.

Money-back Specials: Money back specials give you the opportunity to win money back on losing bets and are offered on high profile matches. Choose your bookie wisely and you won't miss out.

Newcastle United: Make a triumphant return to the Premiership in 2010-11. You can bet on the Magpies to survive in the top flight in the 'To Stay Up' betting markets.

Outright: Most of the Premiership betting money is going to go on the tournament winner. Our bets are on Arsenal to take the title at odds of 7/1.

Places: When betting on an outright market, always check if places are paid. If they are you can place an each-way bet instead of a more risky back bet.

Queiroz: Carlos Queiroz is 25/1 to take over from Alex Ferguson in the next Man United Manager markets. Our bets are on Jose Mourinho at odds of 10/3.

Specials: Special betting markets offer betting with a twist. Pick which teams will finish in the top and bottom halves of the Premiership in the antepost special betting markets.

Tips: Take a look at stats, trends and insights before you place your Premiership bets by checking out the latest tips at an online betting guide.

Under Goals: Bets on how many goals will be scored in a match provide some excellent odds. Bet on the match producing goals under a pre-specified number and you can easily double your money.

Voice Commentary: is offered by several top online bookmakers. Find out where you can find live commentary on Premiership matches at an online betting guide.

Wolverhampton: We don't think Wolverhampton is up to surviving a second season in the top flight, and think they're the team to back in the relegation betting markets.

Xabi Alonso: We're hoping he'll join the Premiership to treat us to his skills and give us a legitimate paragraph for this letter!

Youth Players: have a free pass into the smaller Premiership squads of the new season. We think young talent will have a decisive impact on the outcome of the tournament.

Zero-Zero: visit an online betting guide to find out how easy it is to get your money back on goalless draws in the Premiership this season.

Visit an online betting guide to learn more about Premiership betting.

Gambling Guru is a UK online betting guide that features full coverage of the 2010-11 Premier League, including best odds, match betting previews, tips, live scores, free bets, betting specials and more.

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