Betting Tips

Octopus predicts Final – Livefootball bets £10k on it

by Rocwood

Paul the Octopus has released his picks for the last 2 games of the World Cup – Germany will beat Uruguay to finish 3rd (1/3 odds), and Spain will beat Holland to lift the cup (8/15 odds).

Since Paul has a 100% record on the World Cup, we’re putting the full Livefootball.net betting account on a double bet with his latest picks.

We’re putting £10,000 on Germany to finish 3rd, and Spain to lift the trophy. This will pay out £20,444.

If you trust Paul, you might want to head over to Paddy Power and get some action on this :) We’d also love to hear your comments below. Have you been following Paul so far? Have you cashed in?

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Kimbo Slice – Bookmakers giving away free money!

by Rocwood

Apologies if you aren’t interested in non football betting posts, but this one is too good to miss. William Hill are pretty much giving away free money on the “internet sensation” Kimbo Slice. You can watch his backyard brawls on Youtube by clicking here.

Kimbo is about to learn he’s no longer knocking out fools in a Taco Bell car park and is in the big leagues now at UFC 113.

Kimbo is massively over rated and I think he will lose tonight to Matt “Meathead” Mitrione. William Hill are currently offering even odds on Mitrione, which is a bargain. As you can see from the image, I am backing this – I think its a great offer, but don’t blame me if I am wrong ;)
Win or lose I will be back commenting on this post after the event. What do you think of this bet?

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Premier League Predictions Round-Up (Facts and Stats)

November 21, 2008

Unfortunately, good things never last for long. Our award-winning prediction service has had to come to a halt for now, but watch out for the future. As a treat to FC Football Blog’s most loyal growing army of readers, we have compiled a special article giving you all the facts and statistics on how successful [...]

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Premier League Predictions Week 12

November 8, 2008

How did the FC Football Blog do last week? Predicted Results                            Actual Results Chelsea 2-0 Sunderland            Chelsea 5-0 Sunderland Everton 2-2 Fulham                   Everton 1-0 Fulham Man Utd 2-0 Hull                       Man Utd 4-3 Hull Middlesbrough 1-1 West Ham    Middlesbrough 1-1 West Ham [...]

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Premier League Predictions – Week 11

October 31, 2008

Last Week’s Results Conclusion: The FC Football Blog got four results correct and one perfect score! This Week’s Predictions Chelsea – Sunderland Chelsea’s 86-game unbeaten home record in the League was broken by Liverpool last week, in what was a great game of football. The Blues now face Sunderland as they look to start another [...]

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FCFB Premier League Predictions – Week 9

October 24, 2008

Last Week’s Summary How did the FC Football Blog do last week? Conclusion:The FC Football Blog got six results correct but no perfect score.

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FC Football Blog’s Premier League Predictions

October 2, 2008

First lets look at how we done last week:                     FcFootballBlog got five results correct and two exact scores correct. Now onto this weekends predictions!

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New Feature: Premier League Predictions

September 25, 2008

Hello and welcome to another new feature from FC Football Blog, English Premier League predictions.  I’m regularly described as “an expert” in football and so have been chosen to do this job, every week.  Not only will I predict the score, I will also give some backround information and reason my predictions.  You can find [...]

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UEFA Cup betting tips – Werder Bremen expected to win

March 13, 2008

Uefa Cup Betting Tips – Werder Bremen expected to win Today I opened a new category here at the FC Football Blog. It’s called Betting Tips. I am betting on soccer for a few years now and though to share it with you also. I have to mention from the start that I am not [...]

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