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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Fantasy football: Who were the best Premier League players from outside of the top six this season?

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Fantasy football: Who were the best Premier League players from outside of the top six this season?

That’s it for the Premier League and fantasy football for another season.

But with the World Cup tantalisingly close, it’s time to get seriously stuck into the Dream Team World Cup game.

Sounds good, doesn’t it? So make sure you pre-register ahead of the official launch on June 1.

Dream Team World Cup

Completely free to enter £50m budget and 20 transfers throughout the tournament £175k total prizepot (for UK players only) PRE-REGISTER FOR DREAM TEAM WORLD CUP NOW

In the mean time, we’ve been looking back at some of the best players from the Premier League this season.

And using our Dream Team metrics and WhoScored’s rating system, we’ve established the top ten best players from outside the top six.

Who takes your fancy?

CLAIM YOUR FREE £20 BET Sun Bets have this brilliant offer when you sign up and bet a fiver 10 Pascal Gross – 112 points

If we’re being honest, we had pretty low expectations for Brighton’s first stab at the Premier League.

But what do we know?

The Seagulls finished a comfortable 15th in the table and nobody mentioned the dreaded ‘R-word’ all season, while Gross was consistently one of their key players following his £3million buy from German side Ingolstadt last summer.

9 Theo Walcott – 113 points

Theo’s always been a fantasy football favourite, so we were glad to see him finally leave the shackles of Arsenal and strike out on his own at Everton.

The nippy winger notched three goals at Goodison Park this season and will probably go down as one of the few shining lights from an otherwise bleak season for the Toffees.

Just don’t mention the World Cup to him.

8 Ayoze Perez – 115 points

An excellent final haul of 18 points on Gameweek 36 – thanks to his two goals and Star Man bonus in Newcastle’s 3-0 win over Chelsea – meant the little Spaniard cruised into the 100-points club by the end of the season.

What’s more, crucial strikes against the likes of Huddersfield, Leicester and Arsenal ensured the Magpies their Premier League status in the final weeks of the campaign.

7 Ahmed Hegazi – 116 points

We can’t think of many other bargain defenders more popular than this guy at the start of the season.

The Egyptian notched an impressive 31 points in West Brom’s first two games and quickly became an essential Dream Team signing.

6 James Tarkowski – 118 points

Perhaps one of our favourite Dream Team stars of the season.

Tarkowski went from Burnley unknown to England international within a couple of months and very nearly made it on the plane to Russia this summer.

Gareth Southgate opted for Phil Jones instead, which is really making us question everything right now.

5 Jay Rodriguez – 118 points

Despite his best efforts, Rodriguez couldn’t do much to stop West Brom finishing the season bottom of the pack.

Still, highlights included a brilliant brace against Liverpool in the FA Cup and the match-winner against Man United that sealed the title for City.

He’ll surely be looking for a move back to the big-time this summer.

4 Wilfried Zaha – 124 points

It was another strong season for Palace’s talisman winger.

At times, he was an absolute nightmare for full-backs and finished the campaign strongly, with decent games against Bournemouth, Brighton and Leicester.

No doubt we’ll all have to endure another summer of ‘ZAHA TO SPURS’ transfer rumours.

3 Marko Arnautovic – 132 points

When West Ham forked out £25 million for Arnautovic last summer, we honestly thought this one had flop written all over it.

But he’s proven us very wrong and has probably been the Hammers best player this season, often turning up with an important goal or assist.

2 Jamies Vardy – 174 points

It was another strong season for everyone’s favourite party-merchant, with 20 goals in the league and a tasty total of points.

In fact, he finished way above the likes of Alexandre Lacazette, Alexis Sanchez and Gabriel Jesus on our points chart and will surely be looking to bang in a couple at the World Cup this summer.

Not bad for a fella who was playing for Stocksbridge Park Steels not too long ago, eh?

1 Riyad Mahrez – 194 points

It was another great season for everyone’s favourite Algerian.

Despite toying with the idea of moving to Man City back in January, the winger stuck around to finish the season with 12 goals for Leicester and a lovely WhoScored rating of 7.28.

He’s probably off in the summer though, sorry guys.

DREAM TEAM WORLD CUP Click here to pre-register for this summer’s brilliant game Dream Team World Cup has landed!

The greatest show on Earth just got that bit more exciting.

That’s because the Dream Team World Cup game is coming ahead of this summer’s tournament.

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The game officially launches on June 1 – but you can pre-register for the game now.

If you’re an existing Dream Team customer the World Cup game now appears in the app or you can enter here, but if you’re not follow these simple steps:

Download the Dream Team app Create an account Click on the World Cup banner below in the app and follow the pre-registration instructions

From Russia with a whole lot of love.

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