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SOCCER PREDICTIONS & BETTING ADVICE

Last Week's Selections
Week: 07-May-2012 ~ 13-May-2012 Season: 2011-2012
113-May-2012Manchester C v QPREP3-03-260.0413.6026.361.14
213-May-2012Panathinaikos v PAOKG03-02-048.6818.8432.481.80
313-May-2012Chelsea v Blackburn REP4-12-152.9017.9829.121.30
Total Correct Calls: 3

Our primary aim on this website is to help you understand exactly what it takes to make good soccer predictions that will enable you to beat the Bookies on a regular basis!

First of all, though, you have to understand that it is very difficult to make any money at all with soccer betting. The Bookies manage it only because they have a great advantage over you. Their Odds have been marked down by an average of 10%, which gives them more than 3 times the advantage a casino has over you on the roulette table.

However, one very startling fact about the Bookies' Odds is that if you bet on the Bookies' Top 6 favourites every week, then you would have lost money in the previous 2 seasons (2010-2011 and 2009-2010) - and you would do so this season too!  It doesn't matter if it's European, South American or North American soccer - the result is exactly the same.

So, on this website, we show you why 1X2 soccer betting goes wrong so often for you, and what you can do to stop the outflow of cash from your pocket to the fat wallets of the Bookies.  We do that by providing you with 100% free betting advice and staking strategies for soccer betting, concentrating on what lies behind making sound soccer predictions.

A lot of what we post is nothing more than common sense wrapped up in easy-to-understand wording, some of which you may not wish to hear.  I say that because, just like many of my soccer betting friends, you may also think that this will be your lucky week, simply because the past few weeks have been so rough on you!  But soccer betting just doesn't work like that, and all too often the sure-fire favourite doesn't manage a win, causing you to lose even more of your hard earned money!

The reality is that good soccer predictions can only be arrived at if you have access to first-class soccer predictions and adequate backup data to show how those predictions were made.  Now, as it happens, we own sister websites that provide you with such data for both European and American prime soccer Divisions.

However, first check out the advice on this website (from the right-hand menu – it's not heavy reading) 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), where the standard charges are less than £1.00 a week!

And if you have time to read only just one of our articles on this website, do yourself a favour and read "Putting a Price on Betting Advice".  Because if all your soccer predictions are based on "gut feel" alone, then we already both know why you are losing money regularly with your soccer betting, don't we? But we can change all that for you, starting today!

Kind regards,

Woz Salmon


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