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We have launched new binary golf spread betting markets.

These markets offer an outright spread per player based on the market making up at 100 if the player wins the tournament or 0 if the player doesn't win the tournament.

So if you didn't fancy Rory McIlroy ahead of the BMW Championship you could have sold the Irishman at 14.2 before the start of the event. Alternatively, you could have bought him at 20.

These markets are also offered in-play as the tournament progresses.




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The new NFL season begins in the early hours of Friday morning UK time as Superbowl champions Seattle Seahawks take on Green Bay Packers.

To give you some betting inspiration ahead of the new season, our blogger has highlighted the Top 10 American Football Spread Betting Moments of last season, outlining how our more popular NFL markets work and reliving some memorable spread betting make-ups.

In total we'll have in-play betting on eight of the 16 first week matches taking place until Tuesday with a non-live service on the remaining games.




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Who will claim the last major of the season in both the men's and women's sides of the draw?

We'll have our usual wide range of in-play tennis spread betting and fixed odds betting markets available on the action from Flushing Meadow.

However, betting on tennis with Spreadex isn't just about the big televised events. Our expanded tennis service will cover around 10,000 live matches throughout 2014 and we'll be in-play on the ATP Alphen, Brasov, Genova, Medellin and Saint-Remy over the next few days.




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England take on Switzerland in their first European Championship qualifier on Monday night after a less-than-convincing 1-0 win over Norway on Wednesday night.

However, before the first round of Euros qualifiers, we still have some tasty international friendly action to take in this evening including Italy v Holland and France v Spain.




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All eyes will be on the Haydock Sprint Cup on Saturday after the draw was made for the race earlier today.

Sole Power has shortened from 7/2 to 10/3 after being drawn nine from 18 while defending champion Gordon Lord Byron has drifted from 9/2 to 5/1.

Of the other challengers, Music Master has moved from 7/1 to 15/2 while Tropics is an 8/1 shot and G Force 9/1.

Don't forget that in addition to our each-way and accumulators, you can also place forecast and tricast fixed odds bets on horse racing with Spreadex. Click the following link to find out more on forecast and tricast betting.




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Alastair Cook is facing yet more criticism after England lost the one day series, losing all three matches after the first ODI was abandoned without a ball being bowled.

Can England restore some pride in the final ODI at Leeds tomorrow? Our traders don't think so and have India 8/11 for the win with England 11/10.

On the spread betting Supremacy market (based on team being awarded 1 point per run won by or 10 per wicket run by) has India/England 5 – 15.

Elsewhere we'll be in-play on the West Indies v Bangladesh 1st Test and latest Royal London One-Day Cup action.




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Our Super League coverage begins with St Helens v Warrington tonight and our traders are finding this one a tight match to call.

On the spread betting Points Supremacy market we have St Helens/Warrington -1 – 2 while our fixed odds prices are St Helens 5/6, Warrington evens and the draw 18/1.

We'll also have live betting on further Super League and NRL games over the weekend while our rugby union coverage takes in Australia v South Africa in the Rugby Championship on Saturday.




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Nico Rosberg leads the championship by 29 points with seven races remaining but who will prevail in Monza for the Italian GP this weekend?

Lewis Hamilton is the 5/6 favourite ahead of Rosberg at 15/8 while Daniel Ricciardo, who has won the last two F1 races, is 14/1 and Valtteri Bottas 16/1.

In our spread betting 80-60-50-40-30-25-20-15-10-5 Race Index, Hamilton's spread is 55 – 59, Rosberg 52 – 56, Ricciardo 34 – 37 and Bottas 33 – 36.




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The Scottish Independence Referendum takes place on September 18th and our traders still reckon it's going to end as a ‘No' vote despite the polls suggesting the vote could be in the balance.

A ‘No' result has lengthened very slightly from 1/9 to 2/9 to be the outcome while a ‘Yes' vote has shortened from 5/1 to 3/1.




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