Favourites win a large percentage of races because they are usually the best horses in the field. Laying or either backing favourites blindly will cost you money in the long run as the market is usually right in the long run with the prices of horses on the exchange markets. [view full article]

With traditional bets placed on domestic racing, you can either bet with the UK’s bookies or go to the exchanges. Whether you are looking to arb or just to punt your chosen selection, these two options give you the opportunity to get the best prices on offer. Getting the very best price is what will make it profitable in the long run. [view full article]

Under certain circumstances each-way bets can offer amazing value. Your bookmaker will love taking your £5 or £10 each-way bets on the Grand National, with 40 runners and 4 places on offer it’s a great bet for the bookie, but choosing the right races makes all the difference and put’s the bookie at a huge disadvantage. [view full article]