Sports Betting Explained – Sportsbook Guide

Written by Eric Williams on July 22, 2015

There are plenty of betting strategies that people use to try and even the playing field against the house, with some of them being pretty effective… while others just aren’t. One of the effective systems that people use is the half-bankroll strategy. The half bankroll strategy is based on the idea that the longer you play the more you will … click title for full article.

Written by Eric Williams on July 21, 2015

Oscar’s Grind is another one of those sports betting strategies that work well with even odds games, which makes it great for roulette and blackjack. This particular strategy, although similar to other strategies used for these types of games, is considered to be better than most of them. The premise behind Oscar’s Grind is to make bets and stop when … click title for full article.

Written by Eric Williams on July 20, 2015

In online betting, many players choose to play Squares. You might be familiar with the game, since it is often played as an office pool where contenders put their initials on a 10×10 grid. Online betting Squares is generally played with the same square grid, with the name of one of the teams playing on the horizontal column, while the … click title for full article.

Written by Eric Williams on June 30, 2015

Reverse line movement is a sports betting strategy that is used by a lot of sports bettors, but people who are new to placing bets don’t really understand how it works, so we are going to use this opportunity to walk you through it. The first thing that you have to understand, is how regular betting lines work. Whenever you … click title for full article.

Written by Eric Williams on June 30, 2015

Sweetheart teasers, also known as special teasers or monster teasers, are a popular way that people use to place bets on sporting events, because of the potential to win big payouts. Like any type of wager that promises big payouts, teasers are hard to win. In order to explain how to bet on sports using the sweetheart teasers, you have … click title for full article.

Written by Jordan Walters on June 23, 2015

Thanks to the ingenious works of French Mathematician Simeon Denis Poisson in the 19th century, sportsbetting enthusiasts can calculate the probability of sports betting wagers using the Poisson distribution betting strategy. The most common definition of Poisson distribution strategy is that: Poisson distribution is the probability of the number of events that occur in a given interval when the expected … click title for full article.

Written by Eric Williams on June 22, 2015

Anyone who is familiar with sports betting has probably heard about the “411 System”. Tagged as one of the most profitable and accurate NFL betting systems out there, the “411” was created several years ago by professional handicapper Allen Eastman, who took into account various variables like the coaching, defense, weather, and quarterback play. Point values were added to these … click title for full article.

Written by Eric Williams on June 21, 2015

If you place bets online regularly, one of the things that you will notice is that bookmakers sometimes don’t agree on the same sportsbetting odds. When this occurs, some bettors take advantage of the situation and use it to make some risk free money, because they are guaranteed to win, by using the arbitrage strategy. For those that are unaware, … click title for full article.

Written by Eric Williams on June 21, 2015

If you’re tired of the smaller payouts that single bets yield for you, then you’ll want to consider placing an accumulator bet the next time you are putting down on wagers on your favorite league’s action, and this article will help you nail this popular sports betting strategy. What’s a single bet? Just what it sounds like – a wager … click title for full article.

Written by Eric Williams on June 10, 2015

Betting against the public, also known as fading the public, is one of most popular and simplest Sportsbetting strategies used by modern day bettors, especially in American Football (NCAAF and NFL) and MLB games. The grand idea behind this strategy is that the public is often wronger than right, so betting against the side that the public is supporting should … click title for full article.