The World Cup is nearly here, and suddenly everyone from your boss to the barman at your local is an expert on Senegalese midfielders and the correct starting XI for Uruguay. It’s hard to move without someone telling you who they think will win and why Germany, Spain or Brazil have no chance.
For someone trying to make money from the enormous number of betting opportunities that arise it can be a bit of a challenge. It can be tough to separate the great from the chuffing nonsense but don’t worry because we’re here to help guide your path to profit this summer.
The Matchbook World Cup 2018 eBook is everything you need. It’s absolutely stuffed with betting tips, strategies and analysis from some of the smartest football bettors around and is absolutely, no catches FREE. At 30 pages there is an unbelievable amount of quality content here and it’s all sharp, to the point and designed to make you more cash.
We won’t waste your time rambling on for hours about potential defensive formations, but our panel of absolute judges will tell you exactly where the value is to be found, who to bet on and who to swerve and what to watch for as the event unfolds. We’ve got six first-class football experts to give you all the information you need and none of the waffle you don’t.
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Our contributors are led by Matchbook Betting Podcast regulars Mark O’Haire and Mark Stinchcombe who work full time as betting analysts and provide you with their data-led approach and attention to finding value from the corners of international football most people don’t think to look in. Equally adept at hunting out great bets is Betting Emporium’s Ian Broadrick who takes an in-depth look at some teams you may otherwise have passed over.
We’ve also got a duo of gamekeepers turned poachers in the shape of ex-bookmaker and Americas expert Adam Chernoff and the inimitable Nick Goff who left a job as head of football trading at a major bookmaker for life as a pro punter. You can read their words of wisdom as well as our Golden Boot analyst Martin Laurence who works for football stats company WhoScored.com and is a regular contributor to Sky Sports and the Guardian.
This dream team has assembled to bring you a huge amount of content that should be your bible for the rest of the tournament. So to find out our golden boot selections, our best bets for all eight groups, every team previewed and a big in-depth discussion on the tournament from our pro panel download the eBook for FREE now at this link. And start being the person in your office who really knows what they’re on about.
And if you’re still not convinced check out this exclusive excerpt from the eBook and see what you’re missing. This excerpt from our Group A preview where our pros have highlighted Russia as one to profit from.
Russia To Qualify: 1.4
Hosts Russia are a mess and still haven’t recovered from their bottom-place finish at Euro 2016. A Journeyman manager, a negative formation and unavailable players all point towards a potential early exit. Defeats to Ivory Coast, Qatar and Costa Rica when odds-on favourites does not make for pretty reading. They’ll be without the retired Berezutski brothers, injured striker Alexander Kokorin and key defensive midfielder Igor Denisov following a falling out with the coach. One shining light is striker Fedor Smolov, who has 12 goals in 22 starts for Russia, scoring seven since Stanislav Cherchesov took over (28%). Heavy defeats for their club sides in European competition, gives some insight into the vulnerability of this side against teams with pace and movement
Lay Russia to qualify at 1.40. There’s every chance Russia could come unstuck in all three group games. Opposing them to qualify at a healthy price looks the best bet.
