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The Cheltenham Festival starts on Tuesday next week and we're now Non Runner, No Bet on all our Antepost fixed odds prices.

Our blogger has been taking a look at the runners and riders for the big four feature races. See our blogger's Cheltenham Festival betting preview here.

Don't forget that as well as win only, each-way, accumulators, multiples, forecast and tricast betting, our fixed odds horse racing service now offers place only, insurance (top two  or top three) and betting without named horse markets.

Find out about our expanded fixed odds racing service here.




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It's the FA Cup quarter-finals this weekend, with QPR v Tottenham the lone game being played in the Premier League.

Of the remaining sides left in the famous old competition, we are industry-joint best price Liverpool 2/1 favourites ahead of Manchester United at 9/4, Arsenal at 3/1, West Brom at 12/1, Aston Villa at 14/1, Bradford and Reading at 33/1 and Blackburn at 50/1.

We have in-play fixed odds and spread betting on all the above games and every game in La Liga as well as selected matches across other global leagues and competitions.

Don't forget to use our Cash Out facility for in-play fixed odds betting and our Coupons to see all bets of the same type across different leagues or matches in the same place.




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England face a must-win Cricket World Cup clash with Bangladesh in the early hours of Monday morning UK-time as they try and put heavy defeats by Australia, New Zealand and Sri Lanka behind them.

Before that however we'll have in-play fixed odds and spread betting prices on India v West Indies, South Africa v Pakistan, Zimbabwe v Ireland and New Zealand v Afghanistan.

Looking at the outright prices, Australia are the 15/8 favourites ahead of South Africa at 10/3, New Zealand at 15/4 and India at 11/2 while our 60-40-20-10 spread betting Index has Australia on 33 – 36, New Zealand on 28 – 31, South Africa on 27 – 30 and India on 24 – 27.




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Our rugby league coverage starts with Hull FC v Leeds tonight (Thursday) in the Super League with Hull FC 13/8, Leeds 4/7 and the draw 14/1.

We'll then have live betting on other selected Super League and NRL matches over the weekend.

Rugby union-wise, there's a break from the Six Nations this weekend so we'll have in-play fixed odds and spread betting coverage on selected matches in the Aviva Premiership, Guinness Pro12, French Top 14 and Super Rugby.




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The Premier League of Darts rolls into Exeter for week 5 of the competition as Dave Chisnall aims to keep his unbeaten start going against Gary Anderson and Michael van Gerwen, also without a loss so far, taking on Peter Wright.

Chisnall is 11/4 to beat world champion Anderson, who is 8/13, with the draw 4/1. Meanwhile our 10-3 Leg Supremacy spread betting price for van Gerwen v Wright is van Gerwen/Wright 11 -14.

Other matches on the night feature van Barneveld v Huybrechts, Wade v Taylor and Lewis v Bunting.




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Some big names – quite literally – in the women's game are in action at the WTA Monterrey as we have in-play fixed odds and spread betting on Hantuchova v Radwanska and Pavlyuchenkova v Larsson.

Elsewhere we have live betting on the WTA Malaysian Open and ATP Quimper.

Looking ahead to the next Grand Slam of the season, the French Open in May, Novak Djokovic is the 5/4 favourite, with Rafael Nadal 6/4, Stan Wawrinka 14/1, Andy Murray 18/1 and Kei Nishikori and Roger Federer both 22/1. In the women's side of the competition, Serena Williams is 5/2 favourite, Maria Sharapova and Simona Halep both 9/2 and Victoria Azarenka 8/1.




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The world's best players will be hoping to build their form at the right time ahead of April's Masters and this weekend we're betting on the Honda Classic and the Joburg Open.

Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson, Justin Rose and Brooks Koepka are among those in contention for the former while the latter's field includes the likes of Thomas Pieters, Thomas Aiken, George Coetzee and Byeong Hun An.

Looking ahead to the Masters itself, McIlroy is the 4/1 favourite ahead of Jason Day at 12/1, Adam Scott, Bubba Watson and Jordan Spieth all at 14/1 and Dustin Johnson and Phil Mickelson both at 22/1.




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Defending champion Dominic Dale fell at the first hurdle as he attempted to retain his Snooker Shootout crown in Blackpool, beaten by Belgian youngster Luca Brecel.

There were wins for Mark Williams, Judd Trump, Shaun Murphy, Ronnie O'Sullivan and crowd-favourite Jimmy White.

We'll have in-play fixed odds and spread betting prices on all the round two matches starting from 8pm tonight.




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David Cameron's refusal to take part in a televised debate with Ed Miliband is the latest news to hit the General Election run-in.

It now looks as though the PM will only take part in one debate so long as it involves at least seven parties and is not in the final 4-week run up to the May 7th polling date.

The Conservatives' number of predicted seats is up very slightly to 281 – 287, Labour's down two points to 273 – 279, the SNP's up from 35.5 – 38.5 to 38 - 41, Lib Dems down half a point to 24 – 27 and UKIP up half a point to 5 – 7.

Our fixed odds prices for the most seats are Conservatives at 8/15, Labour 6/4, UKIP 100/1 and Lib Dems 500/1.

In terms of overall majority, No Overall Majority is 1/5, Conservative Majority 9/2, Labour Majority 12/1, UKIP Majority 100/1 and Lib Dem Majority 500/1.




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