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What’s common between a Doosra and T20 odds? Both can be hard to read. Odds are expressed as numbers. Understanding and figuring them out requires some calculation. But you don’t need to be a maths genius to tackle them effectively. Here’s a Simplified Explanation of What T20 Odds Denote, and How They Work Odds represent the probability of an event to happen. They are used as indications to highlight the favourites, the underdogs, the sort of payouts on offer and more. Types of Odds There are three types of odds which are generally listed by bookmakers. Decimal Odds The simplest…

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Colour psychology has been heavily researched and discussed, pondering the question of how and why certain colours evoke certain moods. Does green make people feel calm? Does yellow bring energy and make people think of the sun? Does a person wearing a blue suit seem more confident than a person wearing an orange shirt? Although the messages of colours and shades can be a little diverse depending on experience and culture, it’s clear that colours have an impact on the human mood. Let’s take an extension from that — if colour can affect us mentally, can it affect us physically?…

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If you’re just getting into the exciting world of soccer betting, there’s an important rule of thumb to remember, and it applies to both beginners and experienced bettors alike. The rule? Stick to the basics. It’s also helpful to understand that just because you’re an experienced sports bettor in one sport, it doesn’t mean the same strategies will apply. Here are four simple tips to keep in mind before you make your first soccer bet. Do Your Research This probably goes without saying, but it’s the most crucial, absolute first step. In order to be a successful soccer bettor, you…

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You may not think that the current England lineup needs much improvement. Gareth Southgate’s young side have qualified for the forthcoming Euro 2020 tournament at a canter and never looked in any danger of failing to do so. The team is vibrant, positive, and arguably more exciting to watch than any England side in living memory. Perhaps more importantly, they’ve made fans fall back in love with the team. They may not have won the World Cup in 2018, but their against-the-odds journey to the semi-finals sparked a passion among supporters that had been missing for some time. It’s fair…

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When my very good friend Stacey L Tokunaga and I began our soccer podcast earlier this year we spoke at length about how excited we both were about the prospect of what Tottenham Hotspur could do this season. At the time Stanley even pointed out their poor form which they had between January and the end of the season, but we were in agreement that given what Spurs had done to arrive in the Champions League final, and the investment which they made in the summer, that they would be quiet a force this season. Well, things didn’t work out…

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It has already been a terrible start to the Premier League season for my buddy Shane Kersh and I, he supports Manchester United and I’m a Spurs fan, and we are not happy bunnies. Normally the conversations which I have with Shane revolve around with team will finish highest, who will beat who and which of our players will do best, sadly this season we have been left to discuss which manager will be out first, and we have thrown Unai Emery of Arsenal into the debate as well. Spurs, United and Arsenal have been terrible so far and sit…

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Despite the UK consisting of four different countries, the nation’s packed with multiple cultures and traditions. Bristolians aren’t the same as Brummies, Glaswegians aren’t the same as Geordies. With the UK containing 69 cities across it’s four nations, it surely comes with no surprise that traditions across them vary, but some are quirkier than others. Together, with gas bottle suppliers Flogas, we look several quirkiest traditions that exist within Great Britain and Northern Ireland, investigating how they come to exist and examine the backstory behind their origins. Haggis Hurling Known as a sheep pluck delicacy, Haggis itself is specific to…

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Those who want to gamble online in India have a few options such as cricket betting sites in India to select from that will enable you to use Indian currency. It is essential when choosing an online bookmaker to ensure that they offer you the ability to bet on your preferred sports with the best options that you are searching for. You should also look out for which endorsements are entitled for new as well as existing players; as this can be an extreme value add for those who are capable to take complete benefit of them. Tips on how…

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Following Ajax’s incredible run to the 2018-19 Champions League Semi-Final, many underdog sides once again believe that anything is possible in Europe. After overcoming both Juventus and Real Madrid in the knockout stages of last year’s competition, Erik ten Hag’s side suffered defeat in the Tottenham Hotspur after a second-leg hat-trick from Lucas Moura. As a result of the Dutch champions’ memorable run, we’re going to look at which sides could replicate their success this season. Who Could Enjoy a Surprising Campaign? Dinamo Zagreb Although the current Croatian champions have won only one of their opening two games, they have…

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Armenia international and AS Roma attacker Henrikh Mkhitaryan, who will the spending a full season on loan from Arsenal in the Serie A, want to reignite his passion for the game in Italy. Mkhitaryan finally admitted he wasn’t happy with life at the Emirates Stadium as he struggled for game time with the club, but he is glad he has been given a chance to rekindle his enjoyment in football. He also coudn’t really meet up with the football predictions. The attacker will be playing with the Romans for the rest of the season and will be competing in the…

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