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After a week break the Six Nations returns with Ireland v England on Sunday potentially deciding the overall tournament and Grand Slam winners. Read our blogger's Six Nations betting preview here.

Our traders are giving Ireland the nod at 8/11 against England at 5/4 with our spread betting Points Supremacy price Ireland/England 1 - 4. As for the other games, we have Scotland/Italy 11 - 14 and France/Wales 2 - 5.

We also have in-play fixed odds and spread betting on selected domestic Aviva Premiership and Pro12 matches as well certain Super League and NRL games in rugby league.




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The British clubs will be looking for better results in the Europa League than in the Champions League when Liverpool, Spurs, Everton and Celtic do battle this evening. Read our blogger's Europa League betting preview here.

Liverpool (7/5) travel to take on Besiktas (15/8), Spurs (11/4) make the trip to Fiorentina (19/20) and Celtic (5/1) make the journey to Milan to play Inter (8/15) with all games kicking off at 6pm.

At 8.05pm Everton host Young Boys with a 4-1 lead from the first leg. Our spread betting Goal Supremacy is Everton/Young Boys 0.8 - 1.

We have in-play fixed odds and spread betting on every game in the Europa League tonight, plus don't forget it's the League Cup final on Sunday as Chelsea face Tottenham.

We'll be in-play on all the weekend's Premier League and La Liga fixtures as well as selected other matches from across other global leagues.




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As well as win only, each-way, accumulators, multiples, forecast and tricast betting, our fixed odds horse racing service now offers place only, insurance betting (stake returned for being placed 2nd or 3rd) and betting without named horse markets. Find out more on our new horse racing markets here.

With Cheltenham less than two weeks away, our Antepost prices have Faugheen the 6/5 favourite for the Champion Hurdle ahead of The New One at 3/1, Jezki at 4/1 and Hurricane Fly at 17/2. Sire De Grugy is now the 3/1 favourite for the Champion Chase ahead of Sprinter Sacre, who has drifted to 10/3 from 11/4, while Dodging Bullets is 4/1 and Champagne Fever 5/1.

Zarkandar and Rock On Ruby are 9/2 joint favourites for the World Hurdle with Rock on Ruby at 15/2 and Annie Power at 8/1 while Silviniaco Conti is the 3/1 favourite for the Gold Cup ahead of Many Clouds at 8/1, Road to Riches 17/2 and Holywell at 9/1.




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England put their two crushing opening World Cup defeats behind them to record a 119-run win over Scotland and next up for Eoin Morgan's men is Sri Lanka overnight on Sunday, into Monday morning UK-time.

Before that we have in-play fixed odds and spread betting on South Africa v West Indies and, in what is sure to be a fiery affair, Australia v New Zealand.

Our 60-40-20-10 spread betting Outright Index has Australia the favourites on 34 – 37 ahead of New Zealand on 28 – 31, South Africa on 25 – 28, India on 23 – 26, Sri Lanka on 16 – 19, West Indies on 14 – 17 and England on 13 – 16.




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Week four of the Premier League of Darts takes place in Belfast with Michael van Gerwen hoping to continue his 100% start against Adrian Lewis.

Van Gerwen is 4/7 and Lewis 3/1 with our 10-3 spread betting Leg Supremacy price van Gerwen/Lewis 7 – 10.

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




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Andy Murray crashed out of the Dubai Championships losing 6-1, 6-3 to Croatian teenager Borna Coric.

We have in-play fixed odds and spread betting on that tournament as well as the ATP Buenos Aries, ATP Acapulco, WTA Qatar and WTA Acapulco.

Looking ahead to the next Grand Slam of the season, the French Open in May, Murray is 18/1 behind Stan Wawrinka at 14/1, Rafael Nadal at 6/4 and Novak Djokovic at 5/4.




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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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The political scandal keeps coming ahead of the General Election in May with a sting on Jack Straw and Malcolm Rifkind following hot on the heels of the HSBC Swiss unit tax controversy.

The Conservatives' number of predicted seats is now 280 – 286, Labour's 275 – 281, the SNP's 35.5 – 38.5, Lib Dems' 24.5 – 27.5 and UKIP 4.5 – 6.5.

Our fixed odds prices for the most seats are Conservatives at 4/7, Labour 7/5, UKIP 100/1 and Lib Dems 500/1.

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




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