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The Masters tees off later today from Augusta and we will have an unrivalled in-play service across the four days on both our fixed odds and spread betting prices.

If you are in need of betting inspiration ahead of the first major of the golfing season, view our Masters Infographic or read our blog highlighting The Biggest Surprise Wins In Golf.

As for our prices, we have a long list of Matchbets for the first day’s play plus spread betting specials such as Winning Score, Winning Margin, Players Under Par, Cut Score and Lowest Round Score.

We will also have a range of group and hole specials and will be updating our spread Leaderboard and fixed odds outright prices after each day’s play.

Or click here to find out more about golf spread betting. Arsenal will be clinging to the hope of gaining something from a season which has disintegrated in recent weeks as they host Wigan in the first FA Cup semi-final at Wembley on Saturday.

We have the Gunners as favourites at 1/2 with holders Wigan 5/1 and the draw 3/1. In the other semi-final on Sunday, Hull are 8/11 favourites with League One Sheffield United 17/4 and the draw 12/5.

In the Premier League, the big game of the weekend is undoubtedly at Anfield on Sunday for Liverpool v Manchester City in a crucial title clash. Our traders are favouring the hosts here with our spread betting Supremacy price Liverpool/Manchester City 0.1 – 0.3.

Chelsea take on Swansea in the late Sunday game at the Liberty Stadium and are 4/6 favourites to take all three points. The Swans are 17/4 and the draw 13/5.

Looking back at Saturday’s games and all the top flight clashes kick-off at 3.07pm in memorial of the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster.

Our Supremacy spread betting prices are; Palace/Villa 0.3 – 0.5, Fulham/Norwich 0.25 – 0.45, Southampton/Cardiff 1.1 – 1.3, Stoke/Newcastle 0.25 – 0.45, Everton/Sunderland (h) 0.6 – 0.8 and Tottenham/West Brom (h) 0.15 – 0.35.

We’ll also have our usual full range of live and non live coverage on the rest of the English League and non-league games, Scottish leagues, European leagues and other world leagues.
   Or click here to find out more about football spread betting.  After an eventful race in the Grand National at Aintree on Saturday, the focus moves north of the border for the Scottish Grand National meeting from Ayr tomorrow (Friday) and Saturday.

Keep up to speed on all the form of all the runners and riders with our free Timeform Scottish Grand National e-guide.

As for the main race itself at 3.50pm on Saturday, the main contenders for the Scottish Grand National include Green Flag at 8/1, Mendip Express at 9/1, Roalco De Farges 10/1 and Sam Winner at 10/1.

In addition to our each-way and accumulators, you can now 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.
Or click here to find out more about horse racing spread betting. 

With the World T20 now done and dusted the focus remains on the shorter form of the game ahead of the Indian Premier League, which begins with Mumbai Indians vs Kolkata Knight Riders on Wednesday, April 16.

The first part of the IPL season is scheduled to take place in the UAE with the next stages moving back to India.

Chennai Super Kings are the 9/2 favourites, Royal Challengers Bangalore 9/2, Mumbai Indians 11/2, Hyderabad Sunrisers 11/2, Kings XI Punjab 6/1, Delhi Daredevils 7/1, Rajasthan Royals 9/1 and Kolkata Knight Riders 12/1.
Or click here to find out more about cricket spread betting 

This weekend’s Aviva Premiership TV games are Sale v Harlequins tomorrow (Friday), Gloucester v Bath on Saturday and Saracens v Northampton Saints on Sunday.

We’ll be in-play on those games as well as on other selected clashes across the RaboDirect Pro12, French Top 14 and Super Rugby.

Switching codes to rugby league the televised Super League clashes this weekend are Hull FC v Huddersfield tonight (Thursday), Castleford v St Helens tomorrow and Catalan v Widnes on Saturday.

We’ll be live on those games plus selected games in the NRL.
  
Or click here to find out more about rugby spread betting.

We are now offering in-play betting on more events than ever before, with our live fixed odds and spread betting service taking in around 10,000 matches throughout 2014.

This week we’ll be covering the ATP Casablanca, WTA Bogota, ATP Houston and WTA Katowice.

Our long term outright fixed odds prices for the second major of the season, the French Open, see Rafael Nadal as 4/5 favourite, Novak Djokovic 13/8, Stan Warwinka 16/1, Roger Federer 18/1, David Ferrer 22/1 and Andy Murray and Tomas Berdych both 33/1.

In the women’s side of the draw Serena Williams is the 11/8 favourite followed by Victoria Azarenka and Na Li at 7/1, Maria Sharapova at 8/1, Simona Halep 10/1 and Agnieszka Radwanska and Dominika Cibulkova both 28/1.

Or click here to find out more about tennis spread betting. Mercedes once again dominated proceedings at the Bahrain Grand Prix last weekend as Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg came in first and second.

Hamilton is the 4/7 favourite to win the championship this season with Rosberg 2/1 and reigning four-time champion Sebastian Vettel 7/1.

Rosberg currently leads the table with 61 points from Hamilton’s 50 but our traders have Hamilton’s eventual Season Points spread at 289 – 299 with Rosberg 264 – 274 and Vettel (currently on 23) 212 – 222.

Mercedes are 1/12 to win the Constructors’ Championship with Red Bull 7/1, Ferrari 25/1 and McLaren 50/1.

The next Grand Prix is in China a week on Sunday.  

Or click here to find out more about motor racing spread betting. 

The Premier League of Darts this week moves to week 10 of the competition after Wes Newton and Simon Whitlock were eliminated during ‘Judgement Night’ in Cardiff last week.

As we move into the second half of the season, tonight’s action from Sheffield sees Potteries pair Phil Taylor and Adrian Lewis go head to head in the battle of the Stokies.

Taylor is the slight favourite at 10/11 with Lewis 7/4 and the draw 15/4. For the spread betting 10-3 Leg Supremacy we have Taylor/Lewis 2 – 5.

Our other 10-3 Leg Supremacy betting prices are as follows; van Barneveld/Chisnall 1 – 4, Wright/Anderson 0 – 3, van Gerwen/Thornton 11 – 14 and van Barneveld/Wright -1.5 – 1.5.
 
Or click here to find out more about darts spread betting. 
Boxing

The trash talking is soon to start up in earnest as the build-up continues for Froch v Groves 2 at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, May 31st.

Froch was the controversial winner in round nine first time around after surviving an onslaught from Groves in the early rounds and with many observers feeling Groves should have been given more time to continue.

So who will prevail in the second showdown? Our traders have Froch the 4/7 favourite, Groves a 6/4 shot and the draw 25/1. Fight Minutes are priced at 26 – 27.5 meaning our traders think the fight will again finish at around the ninth round.

We also have prices on Manny Pacquiao’s rematch with Timothy Bradley on Sunday, April 13th in Las Vegas.

We have Pacquiao 8/15, Bradley 6/4 and the draw 22/1.


Or click here to find out more about boxing spread betting. 



The Scottish Independence Referendum takes place on September 18th and our traders reckon it’s going to end as a ‘No’ vote.

That’s 2/9 to be the outcome while a ‘Yes’ vote is 3/1.

We also have prices on the next General Election. For Most Seats we have Labour 4/6, Conservatives, 6/5, UKIP 100/1 and Liberal Democrats 150/1.

For Overall Majority we have Labour 11/8, Conservatives 3/1, UKIP 100/1, Liberal Deomocrats 200/1 and No Overall Majority 11/8.

We also have markets live for who will be the next Prime Minister after David Cameron.

Ed Milliband is 8/13 favourite followed by Boris Johnson at 12/1, Theresa May at 14/1, Yvette Cooper 14/1, Phillip Hammond 20/1 and George Osborne 25/1.

Or click here to find out more about politics spread betting.