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What they offer is where for me Sportingbet.com exceed most of their rivals in the industry, with everything from free prizes (because they are celebrating their 10th birthday this year) holidays, and for the football fan Sportingbet.com are offering free bets if you bet on any champions league fixture, all you have to do to qualify is simply place a minimum bet of £20 on ANY football market and we’ll give you a free prediction worth £5 on the outright winner of the Champions League and that is not where it ends, for every further £20 qualifying bet you stake Sportingbet.com will again boost your free prediction kitty with an extra £5 each and every week which is nothing to be laughed at.

If you have a keen interest in politics then the site also has many books open covering all the by election winners in this country (UK) and all the latest over the pond in the US with state voting bets to who will be the next president of the United States of America which quite as lot of people around the world are keeping a close eye on with current favourite Obama the current red hot favourite to be the next person to live in the White House and maybe sort out the problems in the world at the moment.

Sportingbet.com also hand out mouth watering bonuses to new customers on their sports and casino/poker sites so if there is ever a time you should join up then now is the time.

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Manchester United were at one stage coasting at 4-1 up in the 2nd half (with World player of the year Ronaldo scoring twice) against this year’s surprise package in Hull City but were left sweating at the end after Hull pulled two goals back but they managed to hold on to take the three points in a 4-3 win that left over 75,000 fans leaving the game extremely relieved indeed.

Liverpool started the weekend top of the table looked like taking another three points after going 1-0 up at bottom of the table Tottenham but two goals in the 2nd half gave Tottenham all the points and continued their impressive turn around under new manager Harry Redkanpp.

The shock of the weekend came at Stoke City who managed to record a fine 2-1 victory over out of sorts Arsenal who could not defend Rory Delaps massive throws that led to both of Stokes goals.
Portsmouth under new manager Tony Adams suffered again with Wigan leaving Fratton Park with 3 points after a fine 2-1 away win with England international Heskey grabbing a last minute winner.

Newcastle are now back on the bottom of the table after Bolton’s frantic 2-0 home victory over money bags Man-City. Everton had super sub Saha to thank as he scored a late winner in the 1-0 victory over Fulham and Middlesbrough and West Ham fought out a 1-1 draw at the Riverside.

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One of the more unusual bets to have with them but also with the right advice most profitable is on the sport of trotting. When the Harrow based firm introduced their own ‘Ladbrokes Xtra’ service into their shops it was dominated with racing from across the channel including the top action in this sport. The key to finding winners here is twofold. First thing to remember is that the form doesn’t really lie and can almost be followed to the letter. The second is that the first kilometre time is important the quicker the better. Follow that you can’t go too wrong but if you want more advice Zetrf.com are reliable tipsters.

Also worth punting on with the ‘Magic Sign’ is UK anti-post horse betting. The company have been experts in the field for a long time and while as a result they’re not going to make a mistake there are plenty of markets in this area to choose from.

Anything in running is also recommended with www.ladbroke.com. The systems and odds compilers they use are fast an efficient meaning you can trade quicker than on most other sites.

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Chelsea’s demolition of Sunderland at Stamford Bridge told us two things. First that the blues are definitely the team to beat for the premiership this season and are producing some football that is just world class. Second was the fact that Sunderland are still a side in need of belief and strength in depth in their squad. Manager Roy Keane had very few options to try and stem the Chelsea torrent of pressure.

We also learnt that Liverpool will continue to disappoint their fans in the league this season. Their defeat at the hands of Spurs was more about their inabilities in front of goal than the Tottenham revival. The reds’ squad also looks threadbare in most departments after the starting players, especially in the striking department. After Robbie Keane and Fernando Torres there is very little fire power while other areas of the team could suffer when injuries mount up during the busy festive period.

Manchester United are beginning to click into gear fully now but still are susceptible at the back. Hull City’s mini fight back will have Sir Alex pondering one or two things. Also Dimitar Berbatov is really beginning to justify his price tag.

Arsene Wenger continues to be a bad loser after two throw-in’s defeated Arsenal two-one. The Gunners’ boss is complaining that people are allowed to tackle his players- or so it seems.

We also learnt that the Manchester City Revolution as a long way to go yet after their inconsistency cost them against Bolton.

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A few years back the clever it folk at the London based firm decided to shakes things up a bit a changed the layout of the site from portrait to landscape. “So what?” I hear you cry. What this did was allow the third biggest UK bookmaker to present all of the important information and calls to action in the part of the page you first see. This meant punters would not have to scroll down the page to find important markets like they have to do on other betting pages. It also gave the firm an edge in what they can do promotionally to attract those just browsing the site by putting promotions and the like in immediate view.

The other good features of the site include being able to watch races live meaning punters who have had that sneaky bet in the office can also watch the race unfold instead of waiting for results pages to load up.

Access to coral radio is a nice touch too with the service broadcasting all the latest action and previews of the next day’s events. The station also includes top interviews with trainers with runners on the day and top pundits guiding punters towards winners. In addition to these the site also has top tipsters in their field putting their own take on big events.

Top content equals a top website.

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Recently they have introduced a refer a friend scheme, which is a great way to spread the word about the great and vast quantity of markets on offer with them. The offer works as most of these things do by every time you recommend bet365.co.uk to a friend they give you can your mate £25.

Also at present the Stoke based boys and girls are offering best odds guaranteed on every horse and greyhound race. This happens on a daily basis and when you place your bet with them take the price on your selection and if the starting price turns out to be bigger they will pay you out at the larger odds.

Always generous with their free bets the oddsmaker is giving you plenty chances to win some. Back any single winner at 4/1 or more on a nominated-featured race and you can have a free bet to the same stake on the next featured contest. They have a similar promotion for Greyhound punters too, which revolves around the races live on Sky Sports.

Football is one of the main stays of the firms sportsbook so there’s no surprise they are active in special offer here as well. You can have a pre-match Correct Score, Half-Time/Full-Time or Scorecast bet on any match, and if the game finishes 0-0 bet365.co.uk will refund all losing bets on these markets.

This is a small sample of what’s on offer and is why the company are held in such high regard.

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I think first is choice. There is so many credible firms now offering the betting public the option to bet that you can compare prices easily to get the best value. In the past that meant walking to several local betting shops to try to get the best price. Now that information is available at the click of a button. Also swapping between the firms means you can take advantage of all the free bets on offer from the each individual company.

Because of this new competitive market place the bookies are all competing to keep your custom and are forced to improve website content and customer service constantly, which is only good news for punters.

Also being able to see all and any of the markets you want. In the betting shop era you would have to ask some kid behind the desk who would then take an age to find what you want.

There are of course downsides. If there’s something we’ve learned over the years it’s that technology fails from time to time. It is more than frustrating when you’re trying to place that last minute bet only for the site or your own computer to crash.

In addition the purists will tell you there’s nothing like actually collecting your winnings in cold hard cash and you know what? There right!

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Kevin Bishop’s 10-year-old bounced back from an awful 2007-2008 season where he finished only one race from four starts. Taking over the lead at the sixth fence, he never looked back under Richard Johnson and powered away from Mahogany Blaze for a seven-length success with 9/4 favourite Twist Magic was a very disappointing fourth.

The layers were soon running for cover in various ante-post markets, with some chopping him to 12/1 from 33s for the Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham’s Open meeting later in November. Other firms also trimmed the runner-up, who also look very good to 16/1 for the same race.

In Cheltenham Festival betting Ashley Brook has been, generally, introduced at around 33/1 for the Queen Mother Champion Chase and while Paul Nicholls’ Twist Magic was lengthened to about 20/1.

Not impressing the oddsmakers so much was Afsoun after he made his chasing debut at Warwick.

Placed in the 2007 Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham, Nicky Henderson’s star showed his class under Barry Geraghty to cut down Oh Crick in the final stride to almost justify odds of 4/11 having looked well beaten at the final fence.

That said he had not jumped well at all throughout the two-mile contest; a mixed bag was a general verdict on that element of the performance.

As a result 25/1 is the price about him to land next March’s Arkle at the Cheltenham Festival. Stan

Blue square is allowing new customers to have the choice on whether they would like to register up with them by either telephone or at their online website. Also at sign up if new members quote the given promo ‘Racing Post’ they can receive a matched bet back after their official first of up to £25. That means you would have had up to £50 worth of bets to play with when in fact you have actually only betted half of that amount, they will defiantly be getting their moneys worth with an offer like this.

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With England hosting Kazakhstan at Wembley it should be a walk in the park for the English and there will be no value at all in betting on them but having a couple of wagers on a 3-0 4-0 score line might be useful.
Of the games with good looking value, Romania host France and in my opinion they will beat the French and continue their good start to the campaign and prolong the agony for the French fans.

Norway will be around the 2-1 mark and with Scotland not playing that well at home they (Norway) could be one for your coupon also.

For all the people that like to bet games to finish as draws I think you could be quid’s in come Saturday evening with a lot of games very hard to call. Sweden V Portugal, Ukraine v Croatia, Poland v Czech Republic, Germany v Russia and Bulgaria’s home game with the Italians all look like games that could well finish as stalemates and I am feeling a few double bets coming on because this could be good to miss.
Gavin’s Value Selections

(to win)
Romania, Serbia, Holland, Greece

(To draw)
Sweden v Portugal, Bulgaria v Italy, Germany v Russia