With fast-paced and fiercely contested games, it’s no surprise that England’s Premier League is the most-watched league in the world and the center of football betting. It’s not just broadcasters scrambling to be part of the action either – top gambling sites are constantly competing to deliver you the most lucrative markets, the best prices and fresh special offers. But how do you go about getting value for your money? Understanding the when, how and why of Premier League betting is crucial to ensuring you keep a positive return despite such a competitive market!
Before the first game kicks off, gamblers should look for opportunities in the Premier League outright markets. The most popular include:
The best sports betting sites offer numerous variations on these themes, providing a range of risk and reward. For example, players can bet on sides finishing in the top two, three or four for smaller returns; or boldly consider a winner/top goal-scorer double for a really big win.
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One of the major considerations for anyone taking up Premier League betting is when to place bets. Jump in early and fresh developments could scupper your plans. Move too late and the odds can quickly shift. Fortunately, there are a number of simple ways to plan your timing to maximise your bets:
The Premier League has consistently been among the leagues with the highest amount of variation in its points spread. Put another way, the gap between the top and the bottom is one of the largest of the world’s top leagues. The implications of stats like these are huge, and potentially money-making in a number of ways.
Looking in detail at a team’s strategy and player statistics can reveal opportunities in surprising markets like corners over/under, cards per game and handicaps. Whichever you choose, the key to using statistics and trends effectively is applying a consistent, well thought-out strategy to your bets.
At the end of each season (and during the month of January) the transfer market opens up, and hundreds of players are transferred to and from the Premier League, often for millions of pounds. The transfer window opens some very interesting bets for anybody looking for something a little bit different. By closely watching a player’s form and by analysing the current transfer market, punters can try to guess whether or not players will stay at their current club or sign with a new one. Top bookmakers offer odds on players going to specific clubs during each window. Keep an eye out for bets that don’t include loan deals or pre-contracts for players.
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