Wagering Tips

Requirements

1. Modern pc or laptop with good speed.
2. Broadband connection
3. Mobile phone
4. Free to air & Pay tv with fox sports & sky channels subscription is advised & preferred.
5. Free membership to our preferred betting platform
6. Initial deposit of funds into your own secured betting account

 

a) Which Sports?
  1. Wager on a sport you know! That is, wager on a sport/s you like or follow & understand all the rules & basics! It could be something you presently play or grew up playing as a kid. If you follow it &/or have played it, you should have good knowledge of the rules & what it takes to win or lose! This should give you better understanding of the odds of that sporting market & give you a somewhat better judgment & assessment of the likely outcome of events in that particular sport!
b) How Much $?

Wager with amounts you’re comfortable with. That’s up to the individual. It could be in comparison to your own professions wage or salary. Sometimes wagering with larger amounts can make a punter nervous which can result in impaired judgement! This is critical & the consequences could be costly!

c) Mathematics

 

Good wagering involves good mathematics. If you’re good at decimals, fractions & percentages, then you’re half way there! You will need to be quick identifying good value when the odds of a sports betting market changes or is constantly changing. Be good at maths!

 

d) Favourites ?

Favourites do not always win, & in fact quite commonly get beat! Whether It’s an individual or team, there are various reasons why this happens! Weather conditions, athletes fitness levels, athletes emotions, players being sent off for foul play, horses missing the jump, horses falling at a hurdle, athlete / horse/dog sustaining an injury during an event are just a few of the reasons how a favourite can get beat Eg:  Fairbet has been on the right side of a 100/1 one day cricket match in play bet. Several years ago NZ for memory were 5 wickets down & chasing a high Aust total. After NZ 5th wicket fell, their odds blew out to 100/1. We thought they were still a chance & good value at those odds therefore we placed $50 on them. They went on to win that one day match which netted us $5000.00 which we will never forget! These long odds winners are very few & far between, but they probably happen more than you think, particularly in tennis events which is a sport we specialise in.

e) Personal/Bias?

To be a sound sports bet investor, you must be able to separate yourself from any connection or personal feeling from the event you’re wagering on. So many punters who may dislike/like a team or individual will allow this feeling to get in the way of judgement & therefore will wager on their personal feeling! This is a huge no no! Successful punters/arbitragers most definitely do not allow their feelings to get in the way of their judgement! If for whatever reason you find yourself watching a sports event which you have personal or sentimental feelings for, then we suggest u do not wager on it! Never allow your feelings to impede your judgement!

Scams to avoid

a). Do not allow anyone or any company to trade with your money regardless of what they say. Always place wagers/trades by yourself.

b).Do not allow any company to sell you any kind of trading or betting software.  These are all scams.