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  Probability Probability is the chance of a particular event occurring. For example, in tossing a coin, there are two possible outcomes: heads or tails. If the price offered on an event occurring is equal to its probability, then the price can be deemed fair (in the above example, Evens either event).In attempting to predict the outcome of football matches, an approximation of probability can only be made by looking at historical evidence, along with any other influential factors. For extended events, unknown factors (e.g. weather) can affect the chance of a particular event occurring. `Fair` prices are educated guesses of the expected probability of an event occurring, since exact calculations are impossible. Bookmakers form an opinion on the probability of an event occurring and price it accordingly. There is a potential for profit if they are wrong, assuming, of course, that the punter notices the error. Fixed Odds Fixed odds` betting has its origins in the fixed prizes offered...

  What would it be like if you were like Biff from the film 'Back to the Future Part II' and had a sports almanac telling you which teams won the major events. Would your football betting improve a bit? I'd say so, in fact, it is the dream of every football betting bookie to have that almanac. We are limited, however, by the absence of a time-traveling car to get us one. What is the best, real life substitute? Without a doubt, an existing football betting professional supplying tips would be the best choice. These people are professionals for a reason. These guys eat, sleep, and breathe sports analysis and news. They know stuff about the players that the press does not even know, just like Robert De Niro in the film 'Casino'. It is not an easy task for an amateur to try to make his or her own football betting predictions. If just anybody could do it consistently that easy, I think we would all spend more time watching the games we bet on and less time working. Picki...