Pro Football Betting Systems

10 PRO FOOTBALL BETTING SYSTEMS

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The Amazing Two Win Singles Bet Bookmakers do not promote this bet. In fact, you may, as this has happened to me so many times, encounter betting shop managers who do not either know of, or how to settle this bet. But it is legal, and legitimate. Any problems either placing, staking, or settling this bet, tell the manager to refer to head office. Some managers will not like the bet, as it will make them look stupid, but who cares. The trick is in how the bet is written and staked. We use the phrase, ‘ stop at a winner’. It does not matter if you use this bet for either, football, racing, or even one football match and one horse race. Use a plain betting slip. This is important. This is an example of how to write out the bet Example Man Utd 1/3 to beat Charlton £100 win Arsenal 4/6 to beat Newcastle £300 win ‘Stop at a winner’ Total stake £400 That is all you need to write on the slip

Separate Slip Arsenal 4/6 to beat Newcastle £100 win Man Utd 1/3 to beat Charlton £300 win ‘Stop at a winner’ Total stake £400

So above is an example of how to bet two selections. Two win bet selections, Be it football, racing, or one football match and one horse race. The key is the instruction, ‘stop at a winner’. Stop at a winner bets are settled in the order that they are written, not the times of the events so the bet is always, two win singles, with an outlay of eight betting points. Obviously, unused stakes are returned. Settlement of the above bet. Let’s look at all outcomes. 1. Arsenal win and Man Utd lose On the first slip our £l00 on Man Utd is lost, and our £300 on Arsenal wins, £300 at 4/6 returns £500 On our second slip our £100 on Arsenal at 4/6 wins, returning £166.67, stop at a winner. Arsenal win so the bet stops. And our £300 stake on Man Utd is returned. Total return £466.67. So in this example, we lay out eight betting points, we find one winner at 4/6, and one loser at 1-3, staking £800 in total. Our total return is £966.67. A profit of £166,67 on the bet, or a profit of 1.66 betting points, with a 1-3 loser! Another way of looking at this, is laying out the whole £800 in two £400 win singles on Man Utd at 1-3 and Arsenal at 4/6, the same stake as the above bet. You would lose £400 on Man Utd, £400 on Arsenal at 4/6 returns £666.66, a loss of £133.34, or a loss of 1.33 betting points. This is how clever staking turns things around. Lets settle the bet with Man Utd winning at 1-3, and Arsenal losing at 4-6. On our first slip £100 on Man Utd at 1-3 wins, returning £133.33. Stop at a winner. So the bet stops. Our £300 on Arsenal is returned. Total Return £433.33. On our second slip £100 on Arsenal at 4-6 loses, £300 on Man Utd at 1-3 wins, returning £400, so with just one winner at 1/3 from two selections, we still get a return of £833.33, not a great profit, but a profit £33.33 none the less.

Compare that to having two £400 win singles, at 4-6, and 1-3, and finding just one winner at 1-3. £400 Arsenal at 4/6 loses, £400 Man Utd at 1-3 wins. Returns £533.33. You would have laid out £800 to lose £266.67. As opposed to making a profit of £33.33 staking my way. Now lets look at what happens if both our selections win. Bet 1. £100 Man Utd at 1-3 wins, returns £133.33 stop at a winner, so the £300 staked on Arsenal is returned, total return £433.33 Bet 2. £100 Arsenal at 4-6 wins, returns £166.67, stop at a winner, so the £300 staked on Man Utd is returned, total return £466.67. Total return from both bets £433.33, plus £466.67, equals £900. A profit of £100, or one betting point. You should have spotted that is less profit than just finding one 4/6 winner. As in the earlier example, with just Arsenal winning at 4-6, we made a profit of £166.67. When did you last have a bet on two singles, where having a loser actually makes the bet more profitable! Can I make it clear, with this bet the money values I have used are just as an example. You do not need to bet in hundreds. The bet can be done to what ever you like - the profits, pro rata, are the same. It will always be a bet staking 8 betting points, and you can work it to whatever point value you like. The most important point to understand, and this bet really is simple, once you understand it, is that it is simply written on two separate plain betting slips, always one point on the first selection, three points on the second selection. And whichever selections you put on the first betting slip, change them around on the second slip, always writing clearly......... ‘ stop at a winner’ underneath your instructions. Remember, the above example is using prices of 1-3, and 4-6. Let’s use an example with two 2-1 shots. 1. Barnsley 2-1 to beat Wolves £100 win Millwall 2-1 to beat Coventry £300 win 2. Millwall 2-1 to beat Coventry £100 win Barnsley 2-l to beat Wolves £300 win Again, exactly the same instructions, as already explained, two separate slips, with the instructions ‘ stop at a winner’ In this example, as we have used identical prices. 2/1 for each selection, so if either Barnsley or Millwall win, the returns for either will be the same. So if we get one 2-l winner and one 2-1 loser, let’s use Barnsley as an example:

Slip one. £100 win Barnsley at 2-1 returns £300, stop at a winner. So £300 is returned from the Millwall bet, total return £600 Slip two. £100 win Millwall loses, £300 Barnsley at 2-1 returns £900. Returns from both bets are £900 plus £600, equals a total return from both bets, of £1500, finding just one 2-1 winner, and one 2-1 loser. We staked 8 betting points, in this case at £100 a point, we staked £800, and got a return of £1500, a profit of £700. If you had just bet two £400 win singles, staking the same £800, and found one 2-1 winner, and a 2-1 loser, your return would have been only £1200, a profit of £400. But that is £300 less than my way. And in this instance, if we find two 2-1 winners, each bet returns £600, a total of £1200, for a £400 profit, exactly the same as having two £400 win singles. But, can I repeat, staking my way, if we only find one 2-1 winner, and our other 2-l selection loses, we make an extra £300, if one loses!!!

The Fixed Odds Insurance Bet One of the attractions of the Fixed Odds Coupon is the very high returns possible for a small outlay, using a multiple bet, such as a 5-fold, 6-fold, 7-fold etc. If you correctly predict the results of 7 matches at average odds of 5/2 you get a 6433-1 win, giving a £643.39 to a 10p stake. Of course, getting 7 results correct is not easy – just one wrong and you lose. There is a very clever Perm which allows you to ‘insure’ against some incorrect results and you can still get a big win for a small stake.

Suppose you want to pick 7 matches and you are confident of the result of two of them (let’s call them Match A and Match B). You are not so confident of the remaining five. To cover these in a full perm, allowing for every possible outcome would take 3 x 3 x 3 x 3 x 3 = 243 lines. Assuming both your bankers result as expected, you are guaranteed a win, but the return could be less than the stake. However you can cover these 5 matches in a lot fewer lines by allowing for some errors. Let’s say you expect the five matches to result as follows:Match C – Home, Match D – Draw, Match E – Away, Match F – Home, Match G – Draw Suppose you expect to get 3 correct and maybe 2 wrong. Using the Long List on the Fixed Odds coupon, you would mark your predicted results against the seven matches (1, 2 or X0 and mark Match A and Match B (your bankers) with a ‘B’ to indicate to the bookmaker your banker bets. And write your perm instructions “Allow for up to 2 errors in the 5 non-bankers = 51 lines”. Now the bet will win as long as your two bankers result as expected and you get no more than two wrong in the five non-bankers. If you have three or more correct in the five the bet wins.

How Does It Work? When you first see this Plan it can be a little difficult to understand. So here is an example using just three matches. To cover each match for a single result is of course just one line. e.g. Match A – Home, Match B – Draw, Match C – Away This is your expected result for the three matches. Suppose you are confident about Match A, and that is your banker bet. But you are not sure about the other two matches, and expect to get maybe one wrong. So you will need to cover all these possible outcomes: Match A – Home Match A – Home Match A – Home Match A – Home Match A – Home

Match B – Draw, Match B – Draw, Match B – Draw, Match B – Home, Match B – Away,

Match C – Away Match C – Draw Match C – Home Match C – Away Match C – Away

Match A is your banker and is covered as a Home win in every line. The first line covers your expected result. So you win if you have none wrong. The remaining 4 lines assume that you will get one correct and one wrong. So B is covered as a Draw (correct) with C as a Draw and also C as a Home (both wrong).

And Match C is covered as an Away (correct) with B as a Home and also B as an Away (both wrong). So you are covered if all three are correct, and also if either B or C are wrong. So to cover for up to one mistake in the two nonbankers takes 5 lines. You can use the same principle to cover more matches and to allow for more errors in your non-bankers. This Table shows you the number of lines needed for these larger Plans. Non-bankers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

(allow up to (allow up to (allow up to 1 error) 2 errors) 3 errors) 3 lines 5 9 7 19 27 9 33 65 11 51 131 13 73 233 15 99 379

Using the Plan Here’s an example of how you would use the system. Suppose you want to cover eight matches and you are confident of two matches and make them bankers: GILLINGHAM - CREWE. 8/13 Home banker HARTLEPOOL - PLYMOUTH ARG 6/4 Away Banker Let’s say your other six matches are: BLACKBURN - SOUTHAMPTON 10/11 Home DERBY - MIDDLESBORO 9/4 Away BRADFORD - NORWICH 7/5 Home CRYSTAL PALACE - BIRMINGHAM 13/10 Away GRIMSBY - SHEFF WED. 11/5 Draw WOLVES - MAN CITY 9/4 Draw And you want to cover these six matches so you will win if you have up to two non-bankers wrong. So you will put 1, 2 or X against the eight matches on the Long List, and put a B against your two bankers – the Gillingham and Hartlepool matches. If you refer to the Table you will see that to cover six non-bankers and to allow for up to 2 errors takes 73 lines. At a 10p stake this will cost £7.30. If all 8 are correct at these odds gives a 1431-1 winner – a return to a 10p stake of £143.10p. If one or two of your non-bankers are wrong you still have a winning 8-fold, but the returns may be more or less than £143.10p, depending on the odds of two one or two matches you got wrong.

Finally, you should be aware that all bookmaker’s staff will be familiar with this kind of Plan. You may have to explain how it works. They should be happy to accept it once they understand how it works. The Plan can only be interpreted in only one way. There is nothing ambiguous about it. Just be certain that have the correct number of lines for the number of non-bankers and number of allowable errors.

The MAGNIFICENT 7 For Football or Horse Racing. To cover all doubles, trebles, 4-folds and 5-folds in 7 selections takes 112 bets. Our expert has reduced this to just 32 bets, while still giving excellent guarantees! 9 Doubles Race 1 Race 1 Race 2 Race 4 Race 4 Race 4 Race 5 Race 5 Race 6 12 Trebles Races:

& Race 2 & Race 3 & Race 3 & Race 5 & Race 6 & Race 7 & Race 6 & Race 7 & Race 7

1,2,3 1,2,7 1,3,7 1,4,5 1,5,6 2,3,5 2,3.7 2,4,6

3,4,6 4,5,7 4,6,7 5,6,7 7 4-folds Races:

4 5-folds Races:

1,2,3,4, 2,3,5,7

1,2,5,6 2,4,6,7

1,3,6,7 3,4,5,6

1,4,5,7

1,2,3,4,5

1,2,3,6,7

1,4,5,6,7

2,3,4,5,6

An ideal Saturday bet! The guarantees are excellent and the savings in stakes from full cover (112 bets) is substantial. Guarantees: 3 winners – at least one double (and maybe a treble) 4 winners – at least one treble, 3 doubles and possibly a 4fold. 5 winners – at least one 4-fold, 3 trebles and 4 doubles 6 winners – at least one 5-fold, 3 4-folds, 6 trebles, 5 doubles. You can of course enter only part of the bet if you wish, i.e. trebles only = 12 bets.

The Seven Match Doubles Bet Ask any bookmaker how many doubles there are in seven selections, and you will get the answer twenty one. My way, chose your seven teams for your doubles bet. Example. A. Man Utd

6 doubles

B. Arsenal C. Spurs D. Liverpool doubles

simply write on your betting slip, your seven selections, Put a line under the top four as shown, and write 6

E. Leeds bottom three

next to the top four. And three doubles beside the

F. Newcastle G. Chelsea

3 doubles

Total nine doubles If you do find seven winners, obviously you will have nine winning doubles. If you find just three winners from seven selections, you are guaranteed at least one winning double. If your three winning selections are in either the top or bottom group, you definitely have three winning doubles. By only staking nine doubles, instead of the usual 21, lets imagine we have a bet of simply 9 £3 win doubles, total staked my way £27. As opposed to usually 21 £3 win doubles, which would require a total stake of £63. If we find just two winners at 2/1 each from our seven selections, and they form just one winning double, £3 at 2/1 and 2/1 returns £27, our full stake back. If we get for example, three winning selections at just 6/4, and they fall together to give us three winning doubles, our return for a stake of just £27 would be £18.75 times three. £18.75 is the return for one £3 double at 6/4 and 6/4. If we have three doubles that would be a total return of £56.25. A profit of £29.25, for a stake of £27, by finding three 6/4 winners from seven selections.

The 7 Match Banker Bet Based on the Yankee, but this transforms the bet. Select seven matches as banker bets, and clearly mark them on your Betting slip a b c d e f g, seven

Yankees, abcf, abde, aceg, adfg, bcdg, befg, cdef. 5 winners from your seven selections will guarantee a successful Yankee. Six winners will guarantee three winning yankees, seven winners obviously guarantees seven winning yankees. Just four winners can give you a winning yankee. Two or three winners will give us consolation doubles and trebles.

Important I always add one extra point, writing on my slip, a one point win accumulator, all seven teams. I have got the bet up on several occasions and the returns can be enormous. I personally use this bet every weekend, and do the full bet three times. 1. Bankers 2. Mid Range 3. Speculative Staking accordingly: i.e. Bankers 77 times £3, Mid Range 77 times £2, and Speculative 77 times £1. Stake proportionately 1, 2/3, 1/3, i.e. 77 bets @ 30p, 77 bets @ 20p, 77 bets @ 10p

The CORRECT SCORE football betting system There's big money to be made out of Correct Score Football Betting and gradually, the big bookmakers are trying counter measures in an attempt to reduce their liabilities. Currently, most U.K. betting shops accept Correct Score Doubles, Trebles, etc. on U.K. football matches.

The special coupons can be located on most betting shop counters from each Tuesday onwards. In the event of all the coupons being used or missing a normal betting slip can be used. Ensure you date your betting slip for the Saturday in question and you'll see the actual instructions/wording below. Currently, in even matched games, a score of 2-1 (home or away) is approximately 9/1 and 3-2 (either way) is 25/1 or 28/1. So a 2-1 Treble yields 1000/1 and the worst 3-2 Double pays 625/1. My approach, in an attempt to snare a 1000/1 Treble, is to select ten matches and to perm any 3 from 10, in 120 Trebles. Obviously, I avoid all the Manchester United V Barnsley's and I believe 2-1s are easier to find than 12s. The individual match prices are a good guide as to who's going to win 2-1. Seek marginally (4/5, 8/11 etc.) odds-on home sides. Another good guide is to purchase a weekly Racing and Football Outlook from a good newsagents on a Wednesday. They devote four tabloid size pages to football. As said, any 3 from 10 is 120 Trebles and cheaper Perms are 3 from 8 (56) and 3 from 9 (84). There's no very simple way of calculating Trebles, but it is done as follows: If you wish to know 3 from 16, you draw a horizontal line and below the line you write 1 x 2 x 3 and above the line you put 16 x 15 x 14. Then divide above the line by below the line for the answer - 560. Calculating Doubles is simplicity itself. If you wish to know how many Doubles in, say 20, you take the number below the 20, half the even number and multiply the two together. So Doubles in 20 is 190 (19 x 10). On U.K. football 3-2 is a fairly reasonably common score and at a minimum match price of 25/1 the Double is a very tasty 625/1. Any 2 from, say 15 is 105 Doubles and the Doubles can be from 1p upwards - so at 10p the wager would cost £10.50 and at 1p the stake is £1.05p. One thing’s for absolute sure, you'll find more 9 and 25/1 football winners, than similarly priced horse race winners. Each week there will be roughly twenty (out of fifty-odd), 9/1 and 25/1 football winners on the coupon. Finding the 3-2s is not an impossibility. Seek home sides who average two home-goals per game, that are marginally odds-on, playing sides that are averaging at least one away goal per away game. I shouldn't be telling you this and I hope not too many readers try this approach, or it'll be Singles only from mid-September. Eliminate all the Home/Away "bankers" and cover the residue in 3-2 Doubles (any 2 from, say 35) and you'll win money over the season.

Now for the instructions. Having decided how many matches you wish to cover in Doubles or Trebles and at what score, you simply do this: Find the Correct Score Column and enter 2-1 (for example) in the ten appropriate boxes (for example). Then turn the coupon sideways and write (for example) "Perm any 3 from 10 = 120 x 10p Win Trebles" and then enter £12.00p in the Total Stake box. Should you wish to try 3-2 doubles, then use a different coupon (one wager per coupon) and write 3-2 in your 20 selected boxes and sideways write (for example) "Perm any 2 from 20 = 190 x 10p (for example) Win Doubles" and enter £19.00p in the Total Stake box. Should the coupons be absent, then borrow a duplicate coupon from behind the betting shop counter (for the match numbers) and then write on a betting slip "Football Correct Scores 30.08.97 matches 7, 11, 18, 27 etc. (Put a ring around the match numbers) all 3-2 in 120x10p Win Doubles". Do likewise for your 2-1 Win Trebles. Ask the counter-hand to check you haven't "under" or "over" staked your wager. We have developed some Plans that are a lot more economical than the full cover perms explained above. Please consider using them. They are more cost effective than full cover perms, and still have excellent guarantees. If you use these Plans you cannot just mark your 10 matches with the simple instruction "Perm any 3 from 10 = 120 bets". You will have to enter each individual bet on the coupon and you may need several coupons. It is worth the effort, because these Plans give better value for money than a full cover any 3 from 120, or any 5 from 10 etc Plan 3/4/10 Enter your own 10 match numbers at the side of those below, and then simply replace the numbers in the plan below with your own numbers. 1=

2= 3= 4= 5= 6= 7= 8= 9= 10=

When completed your coupon will have 45 bets, each one a treble from your chosen 10 matches. This Plan will guarantee you a winning treble if you have 4 correct anywhere in your 10 matches. It takes only 45 lines, a big saving on a full perm of any 3 from 10 which is 120 bets 127 1 2 10 135

136 138 139 145 146 148 149 156 1 7 10 189 234 237 247 258 259 2 5 10 268 269 2 6 10 2 8 10 2 9 10 347 348 349 3 4 10

356 3 7 10 389 456 4 7 10 489 567 568 578 579 5 8 10 5 9 10 678 679 6 8 10 6 9 10 789

Plan 3/4/11 Enter your own 11 match numbers at the side of those below, and then simply replace the numbers in the plan below with your own numbers. 1= 2= 3= 4= 5= 6= 7= 8= 9= 10= 11= When completed your coupon will have 64 bets, each one a treble from your chosen 11 matches. This Plan will guarantee you a winning treble if you have 4 correct anywhere in your 11 matches. It takes only 64 lines, a big saving on a full perm of any 3 from 11 which is 165 bets

123 124 126 127 137 139 145 146 149 156 158 159 1 5 10 1 5 11 169 179 1 8 10 1 8 11 235 237 245 246 249 256 257

269 289 2 8 10 2 8 11 2 9 10 2 9 11 2 10 11 348 3 4 10 3 4 11 357 359 367 368 3 6 10 3 6 11 378 379 3 10 11 456 459 468 469 478 4 7 10

4 7 11 4 10 11 569 579 5 8 10 5 8 11 678 6 7 10 6 7 11 6 10 11 7 10 11 8 9 10 8 9 11 9 10 11

Plan 3/4/12 Enter your own 12 match numbers at the side of those below, and then simply replace the numbers in the plan below with your own numbers. 1= 2= 3= 4= 5= 6= 7= 8= 9= 10= 11= 12= When completed your coupon will have 75 bets, each one a treble from your chosen 12 matches. This Plan has a 96% guarantee that you will have a winning treble if you have 4 correct anywhere in your 12 matches. It takes only 75 lines, a big saving on a full perm of any 3 from 12 which is 220 bets 123 124 125

126 135 1 3 10 146 1 4 10 1 5 10 1 6 10 178 179 1 7 11 1 7 12 1 8 11 1 8 12 1 9 11 1 11 12 235 237 246 247 257 267 2 8 10 2 8 11 2 8 12 2 9 10

2 9 11 2 10 11 2 10 12 2 11 12 348 349 3 4 11 3 4 12 357 3 5 10 3 5 11 368 369 3 6 11 3 6 12 3 7 10 389 3 9 12 458 459 4 5 11 4 5 12 467 4 6 10 4 6 11

4 7 10 489 4 9 12 568 569 5 6 11 5 6 12 5 7 10 589 5 9 12 6 7 10 689 6 9 12 7 8 11 7 8 12 7 9 11 7 11 12 8 10 11 8 10 12 8 11 12 9 10 11 10 11 12

The Home Win Banker Bet System Selection procedure: I use the Racing Post TV sport column each day to quickly check which, if any, matches are being shown live on TV that day. On occasions, but very rarely, you could have up to four bets a day, when for example there are TV games kicking off at,12.00 midday, 14.00, 17.00, 20.00, but this is the exception. Usually, from the Friday evening game, through until the Sunday evening, Scottish/Spanish matches, I would expect to have three bets over the weekend. I am only interested in games where the home team is priced to win the match at odds between 2/5 and 13/8, without exception, and I always use the match with the earliest kick off that meets this criteria. You only use one match at a time, and that is because of the staking plan that we use. Once understood, the staking plan is very simple, a line of numbers, called an arbiter, which sets and adjusts stakes, before and after every bet. 1- 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 We always stake the total of the numbers at either end of the line: so 1 plus 9, each number at each end equals 10, so at £5 a point, staking 10 points the first bet would be £50. If our bet loses, we cross out the 1 and 9, and stake our next bet by adding together the remaining numbers at each end of our line, i.e. 2 and 8. If our first bet wins, we add the winning stake number to the end of our line, which in this case would be 10, which would make our new line then read: 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 and our next bet would be 1 plus 10, which is 11, and the next stake £55. Here is exactly how this staking plan works (using 1 point=£5)

123456789 profit 25 +25.00

stake 1+9=10 = £50

result won 1-2 -

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 44 +69.00

stake 1+10= 1 =£55

result won 4-5 profit

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 l 1 0 + 9.00

stake 1+11=12 =£60

result lost 2-5 profit

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0 -51.00

stake 2+10=12 =£60

result lost 4-7 profit

3456789 75 +24.00

stake 3+9= 12 =£60

result won 5-4 profit

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 30 +54.00

stake 3+12=15 =£75

result won 2-5 profit

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 15 60 +114.00

stake 3+15=18 =£90

result won 4-6 profit

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 15 18 0 + 9.00

stake 3+18=21 =£105

result lost 1-2 profit

4 5 6 7 8 9 12 15 69 +78.00

stake 4+ 15=19 =£95

result won 8-11 profit

4 5 6 7 8 9 12 15 19 0 -37.00

stake 4+19=23 =£115

result lost 4-6 profit

5 6 7 8 9 12 15 profit 100 +63.00

stake 5+15=20 =£100

result won even

5 6 7 8 9 12 1 5 20 171 +234.00

stake 5+20=25 =£125

result won 11-8 profit

5 6 7 8 9 12 15 20 25 profit 136 +370

stake 5=25=30 =£150

result won 10-11

5 6 7 8 9 12 15 20 25 30 0 +195.00

stake 5+30=35 =£175

result lost 1-2 profit

6 7 8 9 12 15 20 25 155 +350.00

stake 6+25=31 =£l55

result won even profit

6 7 8 9 12 15 20 25 31 profit 168 +518.00

stake 6+3l=37 =£185

result won 10-11

Stop at this point we stop. Why? Because the aim with this plan is to make ten times our opening stake. We started with £50, and in our profit column we are plus £518, so we take our profit out, and restart. Never ever go beyond your aim, with this plan you only use it to achieve a profit of ten times your opening stake.

The Multiple Hit For Football or Horse Racing: 6 Selections – 11 Bets. For football you should indicate the match result. Home, Away or Draw. Two popular multiple bets are the Yankee, covering 4 selections in 11 bets, and the Canadian covering 5 selections in 26 bets. For the same outlay as the Yankee covering 4 selections this method covers 6 selections for the same stake (11 bets) and 15 bets less than Canadian which covers only 5 selections. Laid out in a chart The Multiple Hit looks like this:

Match 1 X Match 2 X Match 3 Match 4 Match 5 Match 6

X X X

X

X X

X X

X X X

X X

X X

X X

X

X

X

X X

X X

X X X X X X

Bookmakers are often suspicious of this type of bet and you should make this bet on the bookmakers betting slips. Write out the bet in full. Your bets will look like this: 5 Doubles Match 1 & Result (Home, Away or Draw) with Match 2 Result Match 2 Result with Match 3 Result Match 3 Result with Match 4 Result Match 4 Result with Match 5 Result Match 5 Result with Match 6 Result

4 Trebles Match 1 & Match 3 & Match 5 Match 1 & Match 3 & Match 6 Match 1 & Match 4 & Match 6 Match 2 & Match 4 & Match 6 4 Fold Accumulator Match 1 & Match 2 & Match 5 & Match 6 6 Fold Accumulator All 6 Matches

The Ten Match Trebles Bet Ask any bookmaker how many trebles there are in ten selections. And you will be told 120 bets. My way covers ten selections, win trebles but we stake only 45 bets, a huge difference. Choose your ten teams for your trebles Example A. Man Utd B. Arsenal C. Newcastle D. Liverpool.

perm two of A B C and D, with E, F or G = 6 times 3 = 18 trebles perm two of E F and G with H, I or J = 3 times 3 = 9 trebles

E. Aston Villa trebles F Leeds G. Chelsea

Perm two of H, I and J with A, B, C or D = 3 times 4 = 12

H. Spurs

Perm H I and J = 1 treble

Perm three of A, B, C and D = 4 trebles Perm E F and G = 1 treble

I. Everton J. Sunderland

Total trebles staked = 45 bets

Note. Simply write A B C etc clearly next to your chosen selections And write the instructions in the same way as above, you can write the instructions anywhere on your betting slip, they do not have to be in line or anything like that. If you can find just four winners from your ten selections, you are certain to have at least one winning treble, and possibly more depending on how they line up. For example using £1 units this bet would cost £45. If we find just one winning treble at 6/4, 3/1, and 7/2, a £1 treble returns our full £45 stake!

Fortunes On The Football Pools Introduction Although it seems likely that the football pools as we know them are a Swiss invention, the British system was introduced by one Mr. Jervis, whose business began in a very small way shortly after World War 1. Week after week, punters in his home city Birmingham, paid pennies in hopes of winning the princely sum of £2. The first of the big firms, Littlewoods, arrived in the mid-1920s, followed by Vernons just a few years later, and Zetters in 1933. Many companies followed, only to find themselves unable to attract any real share of a rapidly expanding market increasingly dominated by the three main companies. One by one the challengers were swallowed up by their larger competitors. Although doing the pools has always promised riches to some lucky customer, it wasn’t until relatively recently that the opportunity to become an instant millionaire presented itself, when in 1976 the first million pounds was won by Margaret Francis of Wiltshire who shared her win. The first outright instant millionaire was a Bexley housewife who, just a few months later, received her million with a handsome £32,000 bonus. Today the Treble Chance attracts an estimated 98% of pools entries; consequently it is the one we focus on here.

Explaining the Treble Chance To be successful the punter must accumulate 24 points from however many crosses he places on the coupon. Look in any national or regional mid-week paper and you’ll find that the majority of really big jackpot wins are awarded for 24 points. But not always, and where a large number of draws (score or no-score) occur at any one time, one frequently finds many entries sharing a jackpot payout, sometimes reducing individual awards to almost insignificant levels. Conversely, where draws are few, a major jackpot win might be awarded to a handful of entrants, sometimes a lone winner who achieves the highest possible number of points that week, frequently 23. It has been lower. Consequently, the lower the number of draws scored and the harder they are to forecast, the higher the potential awards and the fewer likely recipients. Where Those 24 Points Come From: Typically, we are aiming to forecast as many score draws (3 points each) as possible, and maybe a couple of noscore draws (2 points each). Spotting 8 score draws means scoring 8 x 3 points = the magic figure 24. Where you forecast 7 jackpot match draws and 1 no-score match draw points are awarded thus: 7 x 3 = 21 1 x 2 = 2 Total = 23. The Treble Chance was introduced to make the job of winning the jackpot harder and thereby provide higher rewards for a lucky few. It seems to work! Inflation and the Football Pools The following changes in maximum jackpot prizes reflect the effects of inflation over the years: 1950 - £100,000 1957 - £200,000 1959 - £300,000 1971 - £400,000 1972 - £500,000 1979 - £750,000 1986 - £1,000,000 1990 - £1,500,000 1991 - £2,000,000 Today, in theory, you can win £3,300,000 (including bonuses). Theories of Pools Forecasting In the early days of the football pools, mathematical permutations were the usual forecasting method, mostly devised by statistics experts and guaranteed to win at least one prize every season for anyone using the formula. Later forecasters followed form, attempting to predict current team and individual ability, past performance, sometimes taking into account grounds, weather and pitch conditions, distance the away team travels, and so on. By reasoning, opponents of this forecasting technique argue that very few major prizes will be awarded to students of form, simply because too many people having access to the very same information increases shares in the payout. Forecasting 1990s Style Various forecasting theories are popular today, some adopted exclusively,

others blended to give a unique method known only to their inventors. Here, we can but advise on most popular forecasting methods, which readers must make their selection from based on time available, inclination and access to appropriate information. Important Point: Forecasting methods considered here are not designed to increase your chances of winning but to decrease your chances of not winning. All will shortly become clear as we highlight the main theories known to have resulted in major wins over the past few years. Past Performance (Form) Exponents here attempt to predict patterns and trends which might have a bearing on future results. Most commonly, individual and team performance records are studied in detail, usually over the entire season, sometimes several. Books to help you analyse past performance include the ever-popular News of the World Football Annual, which in over 400 pages lists everything there is to know about earlier seasons, including players, coaches, matches played, scores, scorers, even players dates and places of birth for those who work with horoscopes, biorhythms, lucky numbers. The tabloid and specialist football press, including Racing and Football Outlook, provide updated information to make forecasting easier. Past performance can mean analysing recent matches, perhaps just the current season. Alternatively, it might mean going back over several seasons because, as one popular pools journalist reports: I am convinced that tradition plays as big a part as recent form in this fascinating game. Year after year, we find certain teams acting as veritable bogeys to other teams, even when the latter seems to have the best recent form. Winners on Form: Britain’s first pools half-millionaire, Cecil Grimes, claimed that his eight predictions were all based on form. The following week a London syndicate collected over half a million pounds from carefully targeted predictions by a lady member. Tips: Study as many published league tables as you can and analyse various aspects, including previous match results for particular opponents, what grounds have been lucky or otherwise for specific teams, what influence travelling has on a particular away team, and so on. Look for unusual influences on which you, and only you, can base future predictions. Shock Factor It is to shock draws that the majority of jackpots owe their being. Too many bankers - near-certain results - make for numerous winners to share in the proceeds. Include a few shock draws, for example a weak team drawing with a strong one on the latter’s home ground, and you could have the jackpot all to yourself. Look for Shock Draws Among: Teams currently suffering a long losing spell. Underdog teams currently enjoying a winning spell.

Teams currently suffering a long run of bad luck, of whatever type. Even the worst spell of bad luck ends one day, usually in a draw. Teams seeking revenge against their opponents, usually for a humiliating defeat at their last meeting. Numbers Due (The Law of Averages) Professional tipsters and forecasters, including statisticians, maintain that several patterns emerge when actual numbers on a football coupon are compared with the frequency of those numbers achieving draw results (score or no-score). Statistical research points to a number of factors which regularly determine whether a match will, or will not, result in a draw. Although averages change, at the time of writing, popular pools journalists suggest placing your crosses against: Home teams that have not drawn at home on the previous four or more consecutive occasions Away teams that have not drawn away on the previous four or more consecutive occasions Any of the first and last three teams in the league table, where the top three are playing away and the bottom three are at home All matches where the previous meeting between the two teams resulted in a draw or one goal difference Any team that lost in its last home match. Consecutive home defeats are rare Away teams that lost their last match played at home All matches where the home attack is weak and the away defence is strong Coupon numbers that regularly result in a draw Strong teams playing away and weak teams playing at home. The Revenge Factor Every dog has its day, or so they say, and its surely no different for consistently losing and frequently humiliated teams. And should such humiliation arise in a match played at home, statistically the experts tell us, the chances of that team scoring a draw or win when it next meets the offending team are greatly enhanced. Pride also features highly in the increased chances many tipsters place on specific teams achieving a draw or win in certain matches. Fear of relegation, hints of future relegation, consistently bad press reviews, all can bring a regularly losing team back to winning form, usually starting with a draw. Lucky Divisions

Some forecasters maintain that certain league divisions achieve more draws (score and no-score) than others. Exactly which divisions are involved might change over time and, as usual, there is no substitute for maintaining an ongoing analysis of those divisions where draws most frequently occur. The News of The World Football Annual, referred to several times in this report, will help you here. Using this forecasting method, the entrant is advised to limit his or her choices to just one or two divisions where the majority of crosses should be placed. Lucky Grounds Specific grounds prove lucky, and vice versa, for certain football teams. Luck, in fact, has a big part to play in winning: for the team and the pools enthusiast. Again, records of past wins, losses, incidents, and so on, will help you establish a pattern to work from in future games. The News of The World Football Annual - again - provides all this information for you. Things to watch out for here include underdog teams playing at grounds which have previously proved lucky for them, or consistently winning teams playing at grounds where they rarely win or draw. Lucky Numbers Lucky numbers are, in fact, the factor to which the majority of big wins are due. So says the Man from Littlewoods! So we feel justified in including this winning tactic in our report. Many winners confess to owing their fortunes simply from placing crosses against family birthdays, ages, house numbers, lucky numbers, and any other numbers that have proved lucky or significant for them. Try it, it works! A Few Words About Syndicate Entries In the end, however, the most likely way to substantially increase the odds of winning in your favour is by upping your stake and increasing the number of entries you make. This can be done on individual or syndicate entries. Syndicates are formed almost exclusively for the purpose of submitting multiple entries, and syndicate wins feature regularly in the winners lists. As a syndicate member, you’re never likely to achieve your own jackpot win, but now that we’ve reached a £2,000,000 plus level on the pools, your share of a major win can still reach a staggering six-figure fortune. Syndicates, in theory, are wonderful inventions. In practice they are fraught with complications, the most common of which is greed. Additionally, illness and absence causing participating members to miss a payment might conveniently be viewed as that person having fallen out of the syndicate, with the effect that the prize might now be shared between fewer participants. A Few Words About Permutations Tables Permutations tables aim to predict combinations of coupon numbers likely to result in a score or no-score draw. They usually take no account of individual or team form, and most rely purely on numbers and other statistical theories. This isn’t to say that permutations tables do not occasionally yield major wins. They do, but usually only where the entrant has covered hundreds of lines on one coupon. Very costly! We do not recommend you use permutations tables! Neither do the pools companies!

Things You Should Know About The Football Pools Research indicates that around 45% of pools entrants put their crosses anywhere. Some use a pin, others draw numbers out of a hat, some programme their computers to select numbers at random. And one major winner reports that her pools coupon got in the way of spilled tea which, when dried, left tiny marks where the tea leaves had landed. Using another coupon, she entered her crosses where the tea leaves had fallen, and won! Less than 10% of winners follow form. My winning contact reveals: Littlewoods told me the majority of winners make their selection based on birthdays, lucky numbers, even house numbers, ages and important dates in their lives. Research indicates that long distances to travel to away matches can have a tremendously adverse effect on most teams, regardless of strength or league position. A strong team playing a fair distance from home might well be at a major disadvantage. Most people put their crosses against teams high up in the league table, many place the majority of crosses at the top of the coupon. Placing yours lower in the table and towards the bottom half of the entry coupon mean less people to share in the subsequent payout. Few people study midweek results which can have a great influence on Saturday’s performance. Make a note of mid-week changes to form, luck, sickness and injuries.

Pointers to Success on the Football Pools Forget about forecasting systems that promise immediate fortunes. If these plans really worked, their originators would be far too busy raking in the proceeds to consider selling their secrets to others. Moreover, if several people gain access to a plan which does work, individual shares will be low. Do not chance an entry on a spoilt or defaced coupon. You will almost certainly be disqualified. Always get another coupon and start again. Better still, do a rough entry on one coupon, check it, and transfer the details carefully to another coupon. A photocopy is invaluable for this purpose. Make sure your entry arrives on time. Use first class postage every time. Remember that Australian pools coupons usually have an earlier entry date than their British counterparts. Remember to include your name and address and your entry fee! Sounds silly, but lots of people forget to include one or the other, sometimes all! And yes, there have been major wins which have been forfeited this way. Always look for teams and numbers to eliminate before forecasting from the

remainder. Teams to eliminate include: Consistently winning or losing teams. Remember, however, that these are likely candidates for shock draws and might be reconsidered once all bankers are identified. All coupon numbers which rarely result in a draw. All home teams with a higher league position than the away team. Again, consider these as prime candidates for shock draws. Don’t try to keep facts and figures, trends and events in your head. Start a notebook with a separate page for each team. Take notes, enter scores, and so on. Maintain scores for every team for every match played. Keep a separate sheet where results can be entered against coupon numbers. Look for draw-prone numbers, analyse which leagues attract most draws, and so on.

Pools Terms Defined Cheques. Pools companies accept entry fees by cheque subject to conditions printed on the coupon. Subject to certain conditions payment by credit card or switch card is also permissible. Claims. The pools companies sometimes ask for claims to be submitted for a 24pt line where there are 10 jackpot draws or less. Sometimes claims are invited for less than 24 points, depending on what draw results occur on the day. Note however that even if you fail to claim you will still be paid out. Collectors. These are agents who collect coupons and entry fees for processing to the pools company. Sometimes newsagents and other retail outlets double as agency. The system is less costly than paying by cheque or postal order. But, note that, there have been occasions where agents have not processed money to pools companies and winners have not been recognised, or paid. Note too that the rules state that the collector is your agent, not the pools company’s. On the whole, however, the system works pretty well and saves time, trouble and cost for participants. Dividend. Sometimes Divi. This is the amount due to a winning line. The dividends of all pools companies are published around 11.00am each Wednesday. The amount of the dividend is determined by dividing money left in the pool after tax and commission by the number of winning entries. Draw. A match where both teams score the same number of goals or both teams fail to score. Eight from Ten. The most common entry on the Treble Chance where entrants mark ten Xs in a column in the hope that at least 8 will be jackpot draws. First or Top Dividend. Lines containing eight jackpot draws on the Treble Chance, thereby scoring 24 points (8 x 3). If no-one has achieved 8 jackpot

draws, the first dividend can be won by a line with fewer points, sometimes 23, 22 or 21. High Score Draw. Namely where both sides score two or more goals each. High score draws are worth 2.5 points each (jackpot draws score 3 points each and no-score draws earn 2 points each. No Publicity. Usually applied where entrants mark a X indicating they want no publicity in the event of winning the jackpot. Their wishes are honoured. And, contrary to popular opinion, including that X does not make you less likely to win. Perm or Permutation. This means to combine and is usually applied to fancy tables which apparently show you exactly where to put those crosses to guarantee a pools win! Stake. The amount of money gambled on each line in your entry. Syndicate. A group of people who share the cost of a pools entry and divide any dividends. Tax. Tax is not payable on a pools win. Tax is, however, deducted from the stake. But the pools company pays, not you. Third Dividend. Paid to lines worth 23 points on the Treble Chance on weeks where there is a 24 points winner. Where there is no 24 points winner the First Dividend will usually go to anyone achieving 23 points.

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