Monday 24 August 2009
SUNDAY SUCCESS FOR ELLIOTT'S SPORTS BETTING MEMBERS
FOOTBALL
Our sensational start to the 2009-10 Premier League season continued with more winning football betting advice:
 On Saturday, 30 hours in advance, members were given two Premier League bets for Sunday's televised West Ham v Spurs game:
* SPURS to beat WEST HAM - WON 6/4 (Sunday's best price was 11/8)
"Spurs can nick this, possibly as they did last year in the second half."
It was 0-0 at HT and Spurs won as predicted in the second half.
* JERMAIN DEFOE to score - WON 2/1 (Sunday's best price was 7/4)
"As well as striker Defoe, winger Aaron Lennon could well be the key to Spurs' success as he's in top form and difficult to contain."
Defoe scored the first, and Lennon the winner in Spurs 2-1 success.
Other winning bets included:
* CHELSEA to beat FULHAM - WON 8/13 - our 9/4 Premier League ante post bet won 2-0.
* CARDIFF to beat BRISTOL CITY - WON 19/20 - the best bet of the day won at a canter by 3-0:
"Cardiff are a strong home side, well-balanced and with good strikers, they are taken to win this."
The LSP on the best bet given in the seven televised games between Premier League sides this season is now 5.29pts for a £529.00 profit to a £100 level stake and a 75.6% return.
CRICKET
England's Ashes victory over Australia was a winning ante post bet WON 2/1
GOLF
On the European Tour in the KLM Open, No.1 pick JAMIE DONALDSON (given on Monday afternoon) was T5th at 35/1 and DAMIEN MCGRANE was 4th at 66/1.
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