11 things to know when betting

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Red cards are the worst thing that can happen to ruin a bet. Red cards are always a bad sign for bets. Nothing is worse for a bet than a red card, no matter which team receives it. If a red card is given and you can opt for cash out, we suggest you do it!

Odds don’t play. What we are saying is that teams don’t go into the field thinking they have too high odds to win that game and therefore resign themselves to defeat. Whether a team has odds of 4.00, 7.50 or 10.00, if they can win a match, they will do their best to do so. The reverse is the same: teams don’t say ”Oh, we have odds of 1.25, so we’re sure to win; there’s no point to struggle too hard.” No! The match is played only on the field.

Betting is generally seen as something negative because you keep hearing of people who lost a lot of money. But it doesn’t have to be like that. All it takes is self-control, information & a good strategy and your chances of losing will decrease, thus increasing the odds of winning.

If one or two or more important players are missing from a team (for various reasons – injuries, suspensions, coach’s decision) our advice is not to bet on that match.

In the final matchdays of the championships, we suggest that you to bet only on the matches in which at least one team has something to achieve – bet on that team to win. From experience, we have learned that there’s good money to be made if you place bets on the teams who have a high stake in the outcome of the match. Other matches should be avoided completely. Don’t get scared when an underdog plays against a favourite for whom the match has no special value – the bet on the underdog will very likely bring you a nice payoff.

In betting, although matches start from 0-0, the best double to take is 12 and not 1X or X2.

Don’t bet the same match prediction on two or more tickets. If it will turn out to be a loss, you risk losing a lot.

As in life, in betting sometimes you will have good weeks and sometimes not very prolific weeks. That’s why it’s always good to have a long-term strategy in mind.

Although the temptation of a quick win may sound good, we do not advise you to bet on virtual matches or on various ‘’special’’ bets that refer to the final result of two matches (such as ‘’Who will score more goals: X against team Y or Z against team W’’?).