Peter Addison

Online sports betting is becoming increasingly popular, mainly thanks to mobile betting apps and the number of sports books available. Because so many different sports books are now online, it has become the usual practice of online bookmakers to offer new customers a bonus or some other offer. This is in an attempt to persuade …

Being able to deposit small amounts of cash is important for many sports betting customers. Because of this, minimum £5 deposit betting sites are becoming increasingly popular. Low deposit betting sites are not so easy to come by online today however, with most bookies only accepting higher minimum amounts, with £10 being the lowest accepted …

Lay betting is when you wager on a particular outcome to a sports event not happening. It is essentially a bet where you want your selection to lose. You don’t have to name the winner as an alternative, just to get your pick beaten. Most punters have heard of lay bets, at least in passing, on …

With credit cards no longer being available to use at wagering sites in the UK, betting sites that use Boku have become increasingly popular. Boku betting sites allow punters to deposit funds using their mobile phone. A number of operators and merchants are now associated, with bookies also being quick to get involved. The convenience …

You may heard about sports spread betting, but when you delved a little deeper you found it all too confusing at first glance to really get into it. Why not have another go, enlightened by the information we are about to present to you and our sports spread betting tips? Once you’ve had sports spread …

Our guide to the best betting apps aims to help you compare the top mobile options on iPhone and Android. Safe Betting Sites has a team of gambling industry experts to inform your choice of bookmaker app. So, whether you’re looking for the best betting app for football, horse racing, live betting and other sports, …

Exchange betting is where you back or lay sporting outcomes against fellow punters, paying a small percentage of commission to the website used for facilitating such services. There are two ways to place sports bets: you can use fixed odds bookmakers or betting exchanges. Whereas the bookies set their prices, betting exchanges, on the other hand, …

Until it was overtaken in the 1990s by football, horse racing was by far and away the biggest betting market in the UK. Daily racing meets at famous courses such as Goodwood, Newmarket, Aintree and Epsom saw hundreds of thousands of pounds stacked on hugely popular thoroughbreds like Red Rum, Desert Orchid and Tiger Roll. …

Football is the number one sport in the UK. It is also the most bet upon sport in the UK too – 70 percent of all sports bets in the UK are placed on football, with a decent percentage of those being English Premier League betting wagers. Via this page you will learn which are …