Who Am I ?
I'm a sports writer, part time anyways.
I've been betting online a long time, and I ended up using Bet365.
So, they asked me to keep a blog about playing with their service.
Why I Chose Bet365
- They pay out, every time
- Good customer service
- Competitive lines
- Easy to use
They're highly rated by review sites :
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07/14/2005 06:54:57 PM
Bet365 Sportsbook baseball betting
With Bet365 sportsbook, you can drop your wad on a baseball team after the baseball game starts, and there is no greater hedging tool or panicked reaction than dropping a load on a baseball game in-play, regardless of how your earlier baseball bets are going.
Bet365 Sportsbook baseball betting
Getting your baseball bets in-play is a strange novelty indeed, a
betting tactic normally reserved for football and other quarter based
sports. However, with Bet365 sportsbook, you can drop your wad on
a baseball team after the baseball game kicks off, er, starts, and
there is no greater hedging tool or panicked reaction than dropping a
load on a baseball game in-play, regardless of how your earlier
baseball bets are going. For instance, if your baseball team is
winning, but you are not confident in the potency of the relief
pitching, you can hedge your Bet365 bet in-play with the other baseball
team. On the other hand, if it appears you will lose your
baseball bet, you can try to make up your losses like a desperate fool
by betting on the other baseball team at horrifying sport odds.
We recommend only the prior, and like beer and fine narcotics, the Bet365 in game baseball betting can be an excellent tool when used
responsibly.
Bet365 sportsbook mlb baseball betting
The two mlb baseball games that Bet365 offers are the Pirates and the
Chicago Cubs, along with that Yankees and Sox baseball game that nobody
cares about anyway. Seriously. Okay, maybe the people on
the east coast care for a meaningless baseball game in mid-July.
Let us start first with the Pirates-Cubs affair. Since we don’t
know what the Bet365 in-play baseball betting odds will be, we must for
starters take the thing at face value, then give you a few pointers,
and allow you to make the decisions from there. It is tough
thing, yes, to go out on your own, but you’ve done so before.
After all, you have to be over eighteen to gamble baseball games
offshore. So we assume you are ready. Now Mr. Prior
is on the mound, and the Cubs are obviously heavy favorites.
Sure, you can take the chalk here, but that would be pointless.
No, it’s best to wait and see if the Pirates hang tough early on.
It is then that you can drop the cash on the Cubs, preferably once the
line gets to -160, depending on the score. However, if you are
looking to take the Pirates, take them now, and don’t look back.
Once the baseball game begins, you will have missed the boat.
They will not bounce back if the Cubs surge ahead, so the in-play
baseball betting feature is basically null and void.
In regards to the mighty Red Sox and inconsistent Yankees, Bet365 online sportsbook has set the line at even baseball sport odds for the
money line. Common sense would dictate the home baseball team has
the advantage, with Mussina on the mound against the always
unpredictable Bronson Arroyo. It is for this measure that we must
take history into account, a history where the Red Sox have owned the
New York Steinbrenners and Mo Rivera in the ninth inning.
Therefore for the purpose of Bet365 betting baseball in-play, let’s
propose that this same scenario repeats itself. If this is the
case, the in-play bettor would have gained a stark advantage by playing
the Sox after the Yankees have taken the lead. The Bet365
baseball odds would be pushed upward in the neighborhood of +140,
depending on the size of the lead, and at that point you can nab the
Sox for a hefty return, rather than taking them prior to the start of
the baseball game. And as always, if the Yankees or the Red Sox
jumped ahead by four or five runs, you can go to another baseball game
without having lost a cent. An excellent in-game baseball betting
strategy, if I do say so myself. And I did.
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