Australian travelers gave sports betting tips

Many people love Soccer, but sports betting preferences dictate their favorite teams. Today we’ll figure out what sporting events they like to bet on in Australia and what bets they prefer to make at bookmakers. I recently returned from an Australian trip and have spoken to many fellow travelers who love to bet on sports. I mentioned some places where I am when I published sports predictions. One of the posts on my site for example: I bet in Mexico on Soccer at the Agua Azul waterfall – Site 1win

The Mexican trip was the final destination after the Australian trip, where I also bet on sports and wrote about my predictions. At that moment, talking with fellow travelers about different leagues, Soccer understood their main rule of how to bet on bookmakers and on which sports matches.

The rules of my fellow travelers from Australia how to bet on sports in bookmakers

Several people have told me how they came up with the perfect betting strategy using a few simple rules. They all carry the meaning “Do not bet the entire amount of money at the bookmaker on one Soccer match”. Divide your bankroll by at least 10 and bet on the popular Soccer matches from the Australian Leagues, where match-fixing is minimized. Yes, there are fixed matches. I will write about them later.

Choose sports events with odds less than 1.6 or more than 1.8. The thing is that bookmakers give 1.6 when the result can be random and you have 50/50 chances, but in this case the bookmaker takes all your money, and you win only 60-70%, and if you calculate a series of bets from the bookmaker’s office, at a distance, it turns out, it is not profitable.

Place bets on the “Catch-up” strategy. This is when you take $1,000 and bet on a Soccer match with odds of 1.3, get the winnings from the bookmaker, and then bet the entire amount of the winnings on the next one. The fact is that three matches with a coefficient of 1.3 can double your thousand dollars easily and simply.

Don’t bet drunk and always pick a sporting event with a cool head. Try not to enter a state, as poker players say – “tilt”.