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The Six Nations starts with Wales v England tomorrow night (Friday) - see our blogger's Six Nations betting preview here.

Our opening weekend match spread betting prices are Wales/England Point Supremacy 3.5 – 5.5, Ireland/Italy (h) 11 – 14 and France/Scotland 11 – 14 while our fixed odds outright Six Nations winner prices are Ireland and England both 2/1, Wales 11/4, France 11/2, Scotland 40/1, Italy 500/1.

Before that though, tonight sees the start of the new Super League season with beaten Grand Finalists Wigan travelling to Widnes while reigning champions St Helens host Catalan tomorrow.

We have a wide range of in-play fixed odds and spread betting prices on the Super League as well as plenty of long-term betting options including Top Season Tryscorer.



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It's derby day in the Prem on Saturday with Tottenham v Arsenal at 12.45pm and Everton v Liverpool at 5.30pm.

On Sunday there are three TV games with Burnley v West Brom at noon, Newcastle v Stoke at 2.05pm and West Ham v Man United at 4.15pm.

We'll be in-play on every game in the top flight and in La Liga as usual, whether televised or not, and on dozens more games across the rest of the European and global league competitions.

Remember to use our Cash Out feature to close out fixed odds bets in-running and to view our Coupons to see all bets of the same type in one place.




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The Premier League of darts starts tonight (Thursday) from Leeds with the big tie of the night a re-run of last month's PDC final as Gary Anderson takes on Phil Taylor.

We have Taylor the slight 6/5 favourite with Anderson 7/5. Other matches feature Chisnall v Wright, van Barneveld v Lewis, Huybrechts v van Gerwen and Bunting v Wade.

Our outright Premier League of Darts champion prices have van Gerwen and Taylor joint 9/4 favourites, Anderson 10/3, Lewis 9/1, Wade 11/1 and Bunting 12/1.




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After the drama of Andy Murray's meltdown in the final of the Australian Open, this weekend we feature in-play betting from the ATP Zagreb, ATP Quito and ATP Montpellier.

Looking at Murray's season ahead we have him 4/9 not to land a major this campaign, 15/8 to win one, 12/1 to win two and 100/1 to win all three remaining.

For the next Grand Slam of the season, the French Open in May, Murray is 18/1 behind Stan Wawrinka at 16/1 and Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal, both at 11/8.




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The Cricket World Cup starts on Friday next week (February 13th) and we have a host of tournament prices live to bet on.

Our spread selection features the likes of Tournament Runs (22950 – 23250), Tournament Fours (1970 – 2020), Tournament Sixes (360 – 375) and Tournament Wickets (715 – 730).
We also have a host of spread specials on England and fixed odds specials per team.

As for the outright winner prices, hosts Australia are the 2/1 favourites, South Africa 10/3, New Zealand 5/1, India 8/1, Sri Lanka 10/1, Pakistan 25/1 and West Indies 25/1.




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Anticipation continues to build ahead of the Cheltenham Festival in March with this weekend's big event the Betfair Super Saturday from Newbury.

Looking ahead to the feature races at the festival itself in March, and in our Antepost prices Faugheen is the 11/10 favourite for the Champion Hurdle ahead of The New One, at 3/1 and Jezki at 9/2, Sprinter Sacre the 11/4 favourite for the Champion Chase ahead of Sire De Grugy and Dodging Bullets both at 4/1, More of That is the 7/2 favourite for the World Hurdle ahead of Saphir du Rheu at 6/1, Zarkandar at 8/1 and Rock On Ruby at 9/1 while Silviniaco Conti is the 3/1 favourite for the Gold Cup ahead of Road to Riches at 8/1, Many Clouds at 17/2 and Lord Windermere and Holywell at 12/1.




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After recording the worst round of his professional career at the Phoenix Open last week, Tiger Woods appears in the Farmers Insurance Open on the PGA tour and is way down the list at 45/1 to win the tournament.

Leading the outright betting is Jordan Spieth at 11/1, Jason Day and Jimmy Walker both 14/1, Hideki Matsuyama at 20/1 and Justin Rose, Brandt Snedeker and Rickie Fowler all 22/1.

We'll also have in-play fixed odds and spread betting on the Malaysian Open and Alllianz Championship.
 



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Defending champion Ding Junhui was in first round action against Ryan Day at the German Masters on Thursday.

Judd Trump was in impressive form in his opening match as he whitewashed Michael Holt 5-0.

We have live fixed odds and spread betting on selected games throughout the tournament.




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Our spreads for the number of seats at the next General Election in May are now live.

We have the Conservatives in for 279 – 285, Labour 275 – 281, SNP 36 – 39, Lib Dems 25.5 – 28.5 and UKIP 6 – 8.

Our fixed odds prices for the most seats are Conservatives at 8/13, Labour 6/5, UKIP 100/1 and Lib Dems 500/1.

In terms of overall majority, No Overall Majority is 2/9, Conservative Majority 17/4, Labour Majority 14/1, UKIP Majority 100/1 and Lib Dem Majority 500/1.




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It's the Celebrity Big Brother final tomorrow night and we have fixed odds outright prices on who will win the contest.

Katie Hopkins is the 13/8 favourite ahead of Calum Best at 9/4, Keith Chegwin at 13/5, Katie Price at 13/2 and Michelle Visage at 12/1.




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