Football Betting Systems

Every member of the betting fraternity is looking for a strategy that can help to turn the odds in their favour. A quick search of the internet will offer several options but do any of them really work? There may be no such thing as a risk free gamble but some methods are far more profitable than others.
One system that can be fool proof is known as either Arbitrage or Arb betting and this method is used in any sporting event where there are only two possible outcomes. In football for example, you can take the gamble known as a `draw no bet` and in these circumstances, you can bet on either side to win and if the game is ultimately drawn, your stakes are refunded.

An Arb then works if two different bookmakers are offering two sets of odds that can guarantee a profit if you stake money in a certain way. The best way to show this is by giving an example.

Under the draw no bet gamble, team A may have decimal odds of 1.7 for the win whilst in another corner of the market, another bookmaker is offering odds of 2.5 if team B claim the victory. So before the game you stake  100.00 on team A and  65.00 on Team B making a total stake of  165.00 and when either side wins, you are guaranteed to make a profit based on those odds. If the game is drawn, your stake is returned and you wait for the next Arb to come along.

Another popular system is known as trading and it is similar to an Arb in some ways. Here, you would typically place two bets on a football team. One is a traditional win bet and the other is known as a lay bet which simply means that you are betting on them to lose. The first bet is placed before a match and the second is staked in-running after the game has kicked off.

Here is another example of how trading works using a draw no bet gamble and some decimal odds once again. Prior to kick off, your chosen team is priced at 2.5 to win and you decide to stake  6.50 on that outcome. If it comes in, you stand to win  17.20. However, after the match has started, your team goes a goal down and their price to lose shortens to 1.7. At 1.7, you stake  10.00 and for a total outlay of  16.50, you will make a minimum profit of  0.50. The figure may not seem as if it is a lot but for experienced traders, the sum is guaranteed and you can always increase your stake amounts to get a higher profit.

Other systems use mathematical probability to try to secure a profit over the course of a football season. For this bet, you could use the biggest football teams in the world as an example such as Manchester United, Barcelona or Bayern Munich. These teams are so successful that you can bet on them to win each game and get a high percentage of returns over the course of a campaign. However, if they were to draw or lose a match, you simply double your stake for the next fixture and repeat that process until you do make a profit.

You can certainly enhance your enjoyment of livefootball.net by having a small bet but it is even more enjoyable if that bet wins. Any of these betting systems could help you achieve that goal on a regular basis.