Football Betting - 3 Bets To Avoid This Coming Football Season

The new European football season is fast approaching and that spells big profits for those of us who make our living, betting on football. I don't even class what I do as betting on football or gambling it is a trading process, that locks in a profit whatever the outcome of the football match.


Here are some football bets that must be avoided if you are to take your football betting seriously and make some money from this billion pound industry.



  • Accumulators - These football bets must be avoided at all costs. Why risk all your hard work getting three results right only to lose it all on a fourth result that goes wrong. These bets are where the bookmakers make a fortune and whether it is horse racing, football or multiple soccer events they should be avoided at all costs.


  • Scorecast bets - These bets are a complete waste of time. Long term you cannot win these bets. These bets require that you predict the correct score and the first or last goalscorer. If you win this bet it is pot luck. Bookmakers make a lot of money on football bets where people just make these throwaway bets, and then repeat them every week. Be more disciplined and you have a greater chance of success.


  • Red cards, yellow cards, number of corners etc. Again these special bets along with time of first goalscorer etc are bets you really should not be making. If you are gambling, gamble to win, not just for recreation. Take each transaction seriously and there is money to be made.


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