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Jogador da Seleção Inglesa é suspenso por envolvimento em aposta
England right-back Kieran Trippier has been punished for violating his country's betting rules.
MLS confirms return for July with different format
"We are pleased to team up with Disney to relaunch the 2020 MLS season and get back to playing soccer The opportunity to have all 26 clubs in a controlled environment enables us to help protect the health of our players, coaches and staff as we return to play."
British horseracing is close to returning
"... our equine and human athletes are ready to go within a week to help bring live sport back".
Bundesliga: get the latest news on the competition
“Playgrounds and kindergartens closed, but the Bundesliga is back. It just doesn't make sense”.
UFC History - How it all began
The first UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) event dates back to 1993, in Denver, Colorado, with the initial goal of identifying the most efficient martial art in an event with minimal rules. It included fighters from different martial arts: boxing, jiu-jitsu, wrestling, muay thai, karate, judo, among others.
Liability vs Stake
This is a short explanation intended for beginners to shed light on the difference between the liability of a bet in favour (Back bet) and the liability of a bet against an event (Lay bet).
How to get financial stability
In any investment you need to have a careful management and a strategy to get profitability and stability. It's worthless to just sit back and wait for things to hapen by miracle.
Strategy: Back the Under 2,5 after the first goal with protection
We should never refer to a bet as protection. The bet should be analysed separately and, if it has no value, should not be placed.
My advice is to introduce a qualitative analysis into this tactic and refine your entries to avoid placing bets mechanically on all situations.
Which statistical data is worth analyzing before betting?
How far back is it worth going when analyzing statistical data? That depends on the teams!
Usually I go 3 years back at the most using the stats sheets available here at the academy. In some special cases I can go further back because there are some relevant pieces of data to be found there.
Back who is on top or lay who is behind in a match?
This is a question related with each bettor's risk profile. Personally I prefer to simultaneously go with the flow of the match and the market, so the answer is simple: I prefer to lay the team that is playing worse at the time of my bet.