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June 22nd, 2010 | Author: Terry Fisher
Read the following if you fancy having a go at world cup spread betting.
Go High, known as ‘Buy’, if you think the result will end up higher than the number. If you think the result will end up lower than the number you go Low. This is known as a Sell.
For example – the number of expected Total Goals in this World Cup is trading at 159-161 with extrabet.com. With 64 games in total do you think it will finish higher or lower? England’s Total Goals price for the 2010 World Cup trades at 10-10.7. Think that’s too High? Then Sell. They have scored 6, 6, 7, 8, and 7 goals in total in the last 5 World Cups.
If England only scored 7 Goals in the World Cup and you made a Sell at 10 you would be right by 3 goals. If you sold for say £10 per goal that would be a £30 win. A Sell of £10 per Goal at 10 would mean that you would want as few England goals as possible. If they in fact scored 13 Goals in total you would have been wrong by 3 goals. At £10 per Goal that’s a £30 loss.
Other popular sports spread betting markets in the World Cup include – Total Tournament Red cards, yellow cards and headed goals as well markets like the Fastest Goal scored and the Winner 100 Index~In stead of just backing top goal scorer and outright winner on the normal fixed odds market why not look at the popular spread markets. These include Total Tournament Red cards, yellow cards and headed goals as well markets like the Fastest Goal scored and the Winner 100 Index.
What happens if you make a bet and want to get out of the bet before its conclusion? At extrabet.com you can use their ‘Take It Now’ service and take your profit or limit your losses throughout the World Cup. There are 100s of spread betting markets for this World Cup at extrabet.com and you can also see their simple spread betting guide if you want to learn more
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