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Last Week's Selections
Week: 02-Jan-2012 ~ 08-Jan-2012 Season: 2011-2012
108-Jan-2012Udinese v CesenaIS3-04-161.1114.4724.421.44
207-Jan-2012Bury T v Carshalton ARP3-12-051.3318.2430.43
307-Jan-2012R Madrid v GranadaSL2-05-152.0717.3530.581.05
Total Correct Calls: 3

All we aim to do here on this website is help you figure out how to find the best soccer predictions for yourself. To do that we provide you with 100% free betting advice and staking strategies, primarily for SOCCER BETTING (but which can also be applied equally well to any other team-based sporting event).

A lot of what we post will be plain old common sense wrapped up in easy-to-understand wording, some of which you won't actually wish to hear. I say that because, just like too many of those in my circle of betting friends, you may also be one of those who think that this will be your lucky week, based solely on the fact that the past 10 weeks have been so rough on you!

But soccer betting just doesn't work like that, and the word "fair" just doesn't come into it! And in soccer "David" has been known to topple "Goliath" all too often - causing all of us to lose our hard earned money!

We will show you why it goes wrong so often for you with 1X2 soccer betting, and what you can do to stop the outflow of cash from your pocket to the fat wallets of the Bookies ("Sportsbook Operators" to our American friends).

You see, we can prove to you beyond any doubt at all that if you bet on the Top 6 weekly favourites of the Bookies, then you would have lost money in the previous 2 seasons (2010-2011 and 2009-2010) - and you would do so this season too! I don't care if it's European, South American or North American soccer - the result is exactly the same.

The guys who set up the companies that take your bets aren't stupid. Far from it! They are very clever businessmen. They take a gamble that is loaded in their favour. They do that by loading the betting Odds against us, the Bettors. It's that simple!

All you need to do to earn as much as the Bookies is have lots of cash and obtain a betting licence. You can then build yourself a very good long-term business that you can pass onto the kids without ever worrying about their future. But, of course, you lack the money to get started, which is why you are starting out on the losing side of the betting scene.......

We gave up on 1X2 soccer betting long ago as a strategy for getting rich - it just isn't possible! But we have identified that for just a very little outlay it is possible to land a nice fat win! And the way to do that is Correct Scores betting. In essence it's similar to laying out on the Lottery, except that your chances are at least 5 times higher of making the same amount of money on the smaller wins.

We know that the Lottery's "jackpot" wins are enormous, but to land a lottery jackpot win is a 1 in 13.8 million chance, and that represents 380 lifetimes if you do 10 Lotteries a week! By all means do the Lottery - but be sensible about your chances and how much you spend there (and which is precisely the advice we give for Correct Scores betting too).

Of course, successful Correct Scores betting depends on having access to first-class soccer backup data, and that's precisely what our sister websites can provide you with. But first check out the advice on this website and, if you like what you see, then go take a look at those other websites we are associated with: (predictawin.com for European soccer and soccer-americas.com for American soccer).

Kind regards,

Woz Salmon


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