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You're going to need more than one bookie. It's all very well popping to the local Ladbrokes every Saturday morning to get a bet on before the game but online it pays (literally) to shop around. Using decimal pricing as an example, odds on an event can vary as much as half a point. On the recent Champions League final between AC Milan and Liverpool you could get AC Milan at 4.0 or 3.2 depending on where you went. Backing Milan for £50 this would mean a difference of £40 (4.0 x £50 = £200 / 3.2 x £50 = £160). £40?! That's almost your original stake! You're going to need more than one bookie. Shop around, look at books that offer the best lines on sports that you want to play. Premierbet are well known for great odds on straight Football bets, Ladbrokes offer a huge range of multiple bets, William Hill will offer odds on almost any market, Interwetten offer great Tennis odds etc etc. Sods law also dictates that at some point the bookie's site will be down, there will be a problem processing your deposit or a myriad of other technical issues will mean you can't get the bet on that you wanted to where you wanted to. Trust me, you're
going to need more than one bookie.
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