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The Premier League games come thick and fast over the Christmas period with 40 top flight matches scheduled over the next 14 days.

We’ll have in-play fixed odds and spread betting on all the clashes as usual, with regular fixed odds Price Boosts to boot.

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The latest round of Premier League matches starts with in-form Liverpool hosting Cardiff at 12.45pm on Saturday before league leaders Arsenal clash with Chelsea on Monday night at 8pm. Our Supremacy price for the latter is Arsenal/Chelsea 0.15-0.35.

Saturday’s Supremacy prices are: Liverpool/Cardiff 2-2.2, Newcastle/Palace (h) 0.15-0.35, Man City/Fulham (h) 1.5-1.7, Man United/West Ham 1.35-1.55, Stoke/Aston Villa 0.2-0.4, Sunderland/Norwich 0.4-0.6 and West Brom/Hull 0.5-0.7.

On Sunday managerless Spurs take on stuttering Southampton at St Mary’s in the 1.30pm game. Can the Saints rediscover their form and add to Tottenham’s misery? We have the hosts at 13/8, the draw at 11/5 and a Spurs win at 7/4.

The 4pm Sunday clash sees Swansea welcoming high-flying Everton, beaten just once so far this season, to the Liberty Stadium. We have the Swans at 15/8, the draw 9/4 and a Toffees win at 7/5.

Elsewhere we’ll also be covering the Championship (including first v third for QPR/Leicester 0.2-0.4 at 12.15pm on Saturday), the Football League, non-league, Scottish Premier, European Leagues and other World leagues.

With the Champions League last 16 draw having taken place, we also have our long-term prices updated. On our 100-75-50-25-10 Index we have Bayern Munich 54-57, Real Madrid 49-52, Barcelona 45-48, Dortmund 36-39, Chelsea 36-39, Man United 33-36, Atletico Madrid 32-35, Paris St Germain 29-32, Man City 19-22, Leverkusen 17-20, AC Milan 17-20, Arsenal 15-18, Zenit 14-17, Galatasaray 13-16, Schalke 12-15 and Olympiacos 12-15.

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The PDC World Darts Championships moves on to the second round stage at Ally Pally from Friday and we’ll have in-play fixed odds and spread betting on every clash from now until New Year’s Day.

Our range of markets provide a variety of ways to bet on the ‘arrers’, from straight fixed odds Match Odds or Correct Score prices to spreads covering the likes of Total Legs, Total Sets, Total 180s, Total Missed Doubles or Highest Match Checkout.

We also have session markets based on spreads covering the outcomes over a number of matches taking place over each evening.

Ahead of the second round clashes, there are still a few first round matches to be concluded today (Thursday) including Webster/Suljovic (10-3 Supremacy) 3-6, Wade/ Webster 11-14 and Painter/Seyler 7.5-10.5.

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The urn may have returned Down Under after England’s pitiful display in the first three Tests, but the betting opportunities on the Ashes still remain with three Tests to go.

At Spreadex we are currently industry standout price 2/1 for Australia to win the series 5-0 and industry best price 16/1 for England to reduce the arrears to a 3-2 defeat.

In terms of our series spreads there are still a host of markets to bet on including Series Runs, Fours, Sixes, Extras, Ducks, Wickets, Ton Ups, 50 Ups, Catches, LBWs, Bowleds, Stumpings and Run Outs to name just a few.

The fourth Test begins on Boxing Day and we’ll be in-play on all the action as always. Ahead of the match we have Australia 4/5 to win, England 10/3 and the draw 5/2.

Elsewhere we’ll be in-play on the South Africa v India 1st Test, New Zealand v West Indies 3rd Test and the remaining Pakistan v Sri Lanka ODIs.  


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The Royal Trophy sees Europe go up against Asia at the Dragon Lake Golf Club in Guangzhou, China this weekend.

Europe’s playing-captain Jose Maria Olazabal has selected a team including the likes of Nicolas Colsaerts, Alvaro Quiros, Bernd Wiesberger, Paul Lawrie and Stephen Gallacher.

Asia captain YE Yang has dropped himself from his own team, which includes names such as Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Hiroyuki Fujita, Ryo Ishikawa, Hideki Matsuyama and Thongchai Jaidee.

We have Asia 4/5 to lift the trophy and Europe 10/11, while for Top Points Scorer we have Ishikawa and Aphibarnrat at 9/1, Jaidee and Wiesberger 10/1 and Colsaerts 11/1.

We also have our long-term Masters Fixed Odds Winner prices and Open Championship Winner prices available.

Tiger Woods leads the way at 9/2 for the Masters followed by Rory McIlroy at 11/1, Adam Scott and Phil Mickelson at 12/1 and Henrik Stenson 18/1.

Meanwhile for the Open, Woods is 13/2, McIlroy 14/1, Mickelson and Scott 18/1 and Stenson 20/1.

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

The NFL has reached Week 16 and we’ll be in-play on six matches between now and Christmas Eve.

On Sunday at 6pm we’ll be live on Carolina/New Orleans 2.5-4.5 (Points Supremacy) and Dallas/Washington 2-4, then at 9pm we’ll be in-play on Seattle/Arizona 9.5-11.5 and Baltimore/New England 2-4.

At 1.30am on Monday we’ll be covering Philadelphia/Chicago 2-4 and finally at 1.40am on Tuesday we’ll be betting on San Francisco/Atlanta 11.5-13.5.

We have a non-live service on all the other games.

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After thrills and spills in the Heineken Cup and Amlin Challenge Cup last week, it’s back to domestic league affairs this weekend.

We’ll have in-play betting on 12 games and non-live coverage of all the other top club matches.

On Friday we’re live on Sale v London Irish in the Aviva Premiership, Cardiff Blues v Ospreys, Ulster v Zebre and Edinburgh v Leinster in the RaboDirect Pro12, and Stade Francais v Bayonne in the Top 14.

On Saturday we’ll be covering Saracens v Leicester, London Welsh v London Scottish in the Greene King IPA Championships, Munster v Scarlets in the RaboDirect Pro12 and Toulon v Montepellier, Castres v Perpignan and Toulouse v Bordeaux in the Top 14.

And on Sunday we’ll be betting on Gloucester v Worcester in the Aviva Premiership.

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We’re live with our Fixed Odds Outright prices for the Australian Open, which starts on January 13th.

Defending champion Novak Djokovic, who has just appointed Boris Becker as his new coach, leads the way in the betting at 7/5, followed by world number one Rafael Nadal at 21/10, Andy Murray at 11/2, Juan Martin Del Potro 12/1 and Roger Federer 16/1.

In the women’s event, Serena Williams is 10/11, Victoria Azarenka 4/1, Maria Sharapova 7/1 and Na Li 12/1.

Ahead of the new season we also have a Grand Slam Performance market based on 25 points awarded per Grand Slam won plus a 100 bonus if a player wins all four events.

Djokovic’s spread is 34-38, Nadal 33-37, Murray 16-19, Del Potro 5.5-7.5 and Federer 4-6.

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The Masters, billed as snooker’s most prestigious tournament, is back at Alexandra Palace on January 12th and already we have our first round and tournament winner prices available.

Defending champion Mark Selby is 13/2 to successfully defend his crown while Ronnie O’Sullivan is 5/2, Neil Robertson 6/1, Ding Junhui 7/1 and Judd Trump 9/1.

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We are now live with our fixed odds prices on the next UK General Election.

For Most Seats we have Labour 4/7, Conservatives, 5/4, UKIP 100/1 and Liberal Democrats 150/1.

For Overall Majority we have Labour 5/4, Conservatives 3/1, UKIP 100/1, Liberal Deomocrats 200/1 and No Overall Majority 11/8.

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

It’s an all-female final in Strictly Come Dancing as Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Natalie Gumede, Susanna Reid 14/5 and Abbey Clancy 15/4 battle for the Glitterball this weekend.

Reid is the 5/4 favourite, followed by Clancy at 5/2, Ellis-Bextor at 3-1 and Gumede 13/2.