Betting Secrets: The Best Football Betting Strategy & Much More Revealed

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How it Works So, on to how this football betting system functions in practice. There are many ways to go about this, but I’ll cover two of the most popular here. As I mentioned earlier, this works best if you can find bets that have a high value that you can capitalise on. Taking the above game as an example, let’s say you lay the draw on the exchange at odds of 4.5. If, as fully expected, West Ham take the lead in the first half, then you can simply cash out for a profit. Another option is to hedge your bet by backing the draw. After the first goal for the favourites goes in, the odds at bookies for the draw will rise. Backing these new odds with an amount that will cover your liability will result in a guaranteed profit. For example, if we place the £10 lay bet at odds of 4.00, then are able to back the draw in-play after a goal at odds of 6.00 with a £6.5 stake, we would be able to guarantee profit of £3 in the event of a draw and £3.5 if either team wins. While the profit will
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A Brazilian player sparked a riot by putting his fingers where the sun doesn’t shine

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A Brazilian player sparked a riot by putting his fingers where the sun doesn’t shine

The Brazilian Serie A is never dull.

Struggling Ponte Preta took a comfortable 2-0 lead against fellow relegation candidates Vitoria at home and were in a good position to pick up a valuable three points and stave off relegation.

The three points would have kept Ponte in the league but instead centre back Rodrigo’s creepy fingers sparked a disastrous series of events.

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He basically confirmed their relegation ‘single handedly’.

Ponte led through early goals from Lucca and Danilo Barcelos then in the 20th minute Rodrigo decided to take things into his own hands, quite literally.

The Brazilian was marking Vitoria’s Santiago Trellez and put his fingers in a certain area of the Colombian’s body where the sun does not shine from.

You get the picture.

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The referee duly sent him off but that was not the worst news of the day for naughty Rodrigo.

With their veteran defender off the pitch and backs to the walls down to 10 men, Ponte could not hold on to their two-goal lead to stay in Serie A.

Vitoria scored three second half goals, two coming from the enraged Trellez, and were leading 3-2 when the Ponte fans had seen enough.

With eight minutes left of the match the home supporters invaded the pitch and the match was abandoned.

Momento em que a torcida da Ponte Preta invade o gramado ! pic.twitter.com/stsIY7c7YG

— Diário das Torcidas (@DTorcidas) November 26, 2017

Reports from Brazil have suggested the crowd was trying to assault the Ponte players for such a terrible show.

Lucky for Rodrigo he had left the pitch by this point.

Ponte had started the day above the relegation zone and needed a win to stay in the league.

Giving the fans a sense of optimism with a 2-0 lead, followed by a red card, collapse, pitch invasion and relegation, it couldn’t have gone worse really.

Keep your hands to yourself next time.

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