South Korean SBOBET Betting Odds

South Korea welcomes Formula One, Formula 1 welcomes the bookies and the bookies welcome YOU! We run down the betting options on Qualifying.

The question on every F1 fans' mind was not "who will win the Korean GP", but will the Korean GP actually make it over the starting line?"
With all the construction delays and problems with the course there was a very real danger of F1 facing its first cancellation in decades.
But it's going ahead!
The Koreans, through old fashioned hard work, have pulled it off and saved themselves a huge loss of face, the race organisers KAVO - the Korean Auto Valley Operation - have managed to deliver the anxiously awaited all-new motor-racing facility; The Korean International Circuit (KIC), and it looks like a cracker!
 There is a huge straight between the second and third bends, which will favour the accelerators as they punch their engines, but it's not a drag race and after a shorter stretch, between corners 3 and 4 there are twists and turns all the way to the finish line. The architect Hermann Tilke and the design team have been inventive enough to recreate favorite corner sequences of more traditional Formula One circuits, such as Silverstone's Becketts complex, so it manages to be both familiar and foreign.
And just for the number crunchers out there, there are 15 twists before the end of the lap!
It's not quite a virgin lap, ex-Hispania racer Karun Chandhok ragged a Red Bull round it back in September and the course was passed and Chandhok said, it's pretty cool to drive and the layout is quite interesting. The first bit of the lap is mega-long straights, and then from turn seven onwards it's feisty, fast-flying stuff."
But a cautionary note to all the teams; new circuits are inevitably dirty on their first day in action, but things could be particularly treacherous in Korea as the top layer was only recently laid.
SBOBET lets you bet on who will be the first driver to retire, Hamilton might be worth a punt at 33/1 (he may push it too hard and pay the price), but there is also Di Gassi at 10/1 and Alonso at 40/1.
Maybe experience will play the biggest role at the weekend, and if it does you can clean up with +10,000 on Michael Schumaker or Rubens Barrichello @ +12500 both with William Hill.
This new track could result in a shock exit from one of the favourites so if you fancy spinning some money out of thin air, take a look at the lines on some of the names further down the grid. The biggest odds are on  Lucas di Grassi, Bruno Senna and Sakon Yamamoto who are all at +250,000 - they're what I would call a loose change bet (only worth it to stop the coins rubbing a hole in your pocket) but this track could throw up a real surprise.
The course has hard braking zones, where feet will be stamped hard on the deck and long straights deliberately placed to encourage overtaking, when with the accelerator squished to the floor to see what these engines really can do, plus it has fast combinations of corners and sinuous sections.
So that's breaking, accelerating and steering - all boxes ticked basically.
For the teams, McLaren thinks it will thrive in the first sector, with their heavier punching engines performing well, but it's Red Bull who could rue its relative lack of straight-line speed, leaving it to make up ground in middle of the track.
The man with the most to gain form clinching pole is Lewis Hamilton, he's languishing 28 points behind, and has left himself a small mountain to traverse, so he really needs maximum points this weekend to keep his title dreams alive for the last two races.
He's offered at +450 with certainly worth a punt.
It's worth noting that the barriers are surprisingly close to the track in some places, with less spacious run-off areas (unlike certain tracks which shall remain nameless) meaning that mistakes will actually be punished.
Which again suggests a "lesser" name stepping up onto the podium.
No one can clinch the title at Yeongam, BUT don't forget that it is still possible for one of the 'big five' to be mathematically ruled out this weekend.
Expect a qualifier ruled by safe and steady performances, here fortune really will favour the brave (not the foolhardy).
Prediction; Hamilton to qualify fastest.

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SBOBET Handicapping Services

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How to Bet on Sports

SBOBET Sports Betting

The Wall Street Journal estimates that 100 million Americans wager close to $100 billion on sporting events each year. What are you missing out on?

The first ever sports bet probably happened a long time ago. It probably started between two cavemen. We’ll call them Grok and Akk. You see Grok once told Akk that he could run faster than a charging Saber Tooth Tiger. Akk scoffed at this notion but Grok was adamant. Akk relented with the prospect of Grok’s new spearhead if he wasn’t fast enough. The two agreed.

Akk won the makeshift wager and Grok, well, he became a belch.

As competition and man evolved we have continued to bet. It is one of the few intangibles that have carried over from those Grok-Akk days. We humans still have that innate desire for competition and risk. Sports wagering is yet another outlet for that intrinsic need.

We all love sports but not all of us can compete at a high level. So we do it everyday in business. We invest in stocks and we compete for partnerships, raises and promotions. We participate in office pools.

It all adds up to taking risks. How much are you willing to give in order to gain is as individual as it gets.

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Today, the stakes aren’t as high as the day Grok became Meow Mix, but that action has evolved into a multi-billion dollar industry. Today, we wager with dollars and cents and when we win, we still get that tremendous rush and when we take a beating, we feel like something the cat caught.

This article is designed to guide the beginning bettor through all the betting basics and terminology they will need to place that first bet, start wining and get back in the big game. It's not a comprehensive guide to all sbobet but will give you the basics to get started in sports betting.

Wining in sports betting is like the icing on the cake and we’ll help get you ready for that first big slice.

THE SBOBET FIRST STEP - FIND A PLACE TO WAGER To get started you will want to decide on a sport to bet on and a sports book to make your wager. 

Selecting a wager outlet used to be a very secretive mission and your betting options were limited to what an individual “bookie,” or “book maker,” was capable of covering. These limited choices resulted in odds stacked against the bettor and a lingering apprehension when it came time for payouts.

As sports betting became a larger and more accepted practice, sportsbooks rose above their disreputable “bookie,” counterparts to enter the digital age. Sbobet now have the security of being a large company ensuring the best benefits for many bettors.

Sportsbooks will take your bets in exchange for a commission - usually 10% of the wager. This is also known as the “juice,” or “vig,” or “vigorish.” In theory, the sportsbooks don't care who you bet on - they simply take half of their bets on each "side" and make their 10% commission.

You have the opportunity to place bets on just about any sport you would like. From boxing to basketball, baseball to football for both college and professional games or events, these online giants can cover them all.

Of course, make sure you follow the local laws where you reside as it relates to placing wagers.

CHELSEA 2-0 ARSENAL

Assistant boss Ray Wilkins hailed Chelsea's resilience as the Blues overpowered Arsenal to earn themselves a four-point lead at the top of the Premier League.

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Didier Drogba fires Chelsea into the lead against Arsenal.

Didier Drogba's 13th goal in 11 starts against the Gunners and a powerful 30-yard free-kick from defender Alex earned a 2-0 win and put Chelsea in a strong position going into the international break.
The defeat left Arsenal with just one point from the last nine and seven points adrift of the Blues.
Chelsea responded superbly after a week when their preparations were affected by the death of coach Carlo Ancelotti's father.
"It's been an extremely difficult week but Carlo would like to thank everybody who has sent their best wishes, especially the League Managers Association,'' said Wilkins. "He also got a very nice very text from Sir Alex Ferguson and he wanted me to say that.
"The team prepared itself very well because it has been very difficult for them. The first day after his father died was a little bit lacklustre but then for the last two days they trained exceptionally well.
"They knew what was in front of them with Arsenal. They are a very good side indeed. For us to beat them is always a delight, it is not always very pleasant to look at but it was effective and I thought the lads were terrific.
"We didn't play the type of football we like to. But sometimes you have to fight and scrap and I think we have the quality to do so. When we do get in the final third, we certainly have the quality to finish teams off.
"Arsenal play some wonderful football and they are one of the teams that scare me. They can take the ball off us and not give us it back. That worries me a touch but today we showed great determination and mettle. They had a couple of chances in the first minute so we were a little worried.
"We were disappointed against Manchester City because we didn't match them with any determination, guts and fire and that hurt our lads. You didn't see a fantastic performance today but a different performance in that we really ground out a very good win.
"Three points is what we fight for and we are delighted to have got them.
"Didier's record against Arsenal is phenomenal but he scores against all of them, not just the Arsenal. But he did score a very good goal again.
"That type of backheel is what Didier is all about. That's what makes him what he is. He certainly does make a difference when he is on fire like he was today.
"Alex did the same against Liverpool in the Champions League but he practises them. It is not a fluke - he gets out there after training and hits those free-kicks.
"He works hard at it and reaps his rewards when it comes to him. What a goal it was.''
Wilkins also maintained it was "significant'' that Chelsea went into the international break with a four-point lead over Manchester City at the top.
"It is significant and we are pleased but we are only seven league games in, and there is a lot of football to be played - but we always want to be at the top and at the moment we are there.''
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger insisted that his side must become more effective in front of goal if they are to win the title.
"We have to be more clinical to win Championships,'' said Wenger. "We cannot lose a game like that. Their strikers were more clinical than ours and that made the difference. Apart from that, Chelsea were on the ropes for long periods in the game.
"We had the chances but we need to score. I feel sorry for my team because they had an outstanding attitude. I feel sorry they were not rewarded but when you don't take your chances you don't win big games.
"We dominated the game, surprisingly easily, but we go home with zero points. The players on the pitch had enough quality to win this game. But we have to transform that into points. It was not a decisive game in terms of the title as Chelsea can drop points as well.
"Chelsea took advantage up front, they were much more clinical than us. We had two chances in the first minute. But we made a mistake at the near post and Drogba took advantage of it. But after that it was one-way traffic.
"Within the last 10 or 15 minutes it was Chelsea counter-attacking but we missed too many chances at that level and in the final third you need to be more clinical.
"It was a great team performance with great energy and I give a lot of credit to my team.''

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Kuyt sorry for Anfield horrow show

Liverpool forward Dirk Kuyt has apologised to the club's fans after the 2-1 defeat to Blackpool at Anfield.

Ian Holloway's Barclays Premier League newcomers dominated the first half and were more than worth their two-goal half-time lead earned by Charlie Adam and Luke Varney.
Sotirios Kyrgiakos pulled one back with a header early in the second half and the Greek defender was denied an injury-time equaliser by goalkeeper Matt Gilks.

But even a draw would have merely papered over the cracks of another poor performance as the Merseysiders dropped into the relegation zone.
Kuyt admitted it was one of his worst times in a Liverpool shirt and said: "It was really, really disappointing.
"It's probably one of the hardest defeats I've had to take since I've been here and we're sorry for the fans.
"The first thing we have got to do is make sure we start winning games again and then we can begin to take things from there."
Liverpool must now spend the next fortnight rooted in the bottom three because of the international break before they return to action in the Merseyside derby at Goodison Park.
Manager Roy Hodgson knows he and the squad have plenty of work to do to put things right and Kuyt is confident the players will turn things around.
"It is still early days for the manager and we have to keep working but one thing I do know is that we will come back stronger for this experience," he added.
"It's frustrating that we have got the international break now because we will have this result hanging over us and everyone in the dressing room wants to put it behind us as quickly as possible.
"We know this result has not helped but we just have to try to focus on the spirit we showed in the second half.
"We have got to make sure we show it in the next game."

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Hughes may change Cottagers' away style

Mark Hughes says Fulham may have to play less attractive football to end their 13-month stretch without an away win.

The Cottagers last win away from home came in August last year when predecessor Roy Hodgson guided the Cottagers to a 1-0 victory over Portsmouth at Fratton Park on the opening day of last season.
The Londoners have failed to win on the road so far under Hughes' stewardship despite taking the lead at Blackpool and West Ham United.

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Saturday's stalemate at Upton Park could have been prevented had Brede Hangeland not misplaced a pass on the edge of his box in the build-up to Frederic Piquionne's 51st-minute equaliser. Hughes is proud of the attractive game he has instilled within the Fulham camp since his appointment as manager this summer but admits he may have to sacrifice that to end the team's awayday hoodoo.

cold minded

"We overplayed to our cost unfortunately," said Hughes, whose side went in 1-0 up at the break thanks to Clint Dempsey's goal.
"We are a good side and we want to play a certain way but maybe away from home that attitude and that philosophy has to be tempered a little bit and you have to know when it's right to clear your lines, regroup and get a view of what's going on.
"After the break they changed the shape a bit. At that stage you maybe have to a bit cold minded and realise that maybe it's not the time to play football and you have to clear your lines instead and get an understanding of what the changes the opposition have made but we just continued to play in the same way, which is to our credit."

sufficent pedigree

Saturday's draw meant Fulham dropped to ninth in the table but Hughes' side remain unbeaten in their seven matches so far - a feat matched only by Manchester United.
Fulham would have been much higher in the table had the West London outfit not drawn six of their matches this term.
Hughes denies he is becoming frustrated by Fulham's tag of draw specialists and insists that he has a squad with sufficient pedigree to start winning more matches soon.
"It's only a matter of time given the quality that we have got before we turn the draws into victories," said the former Blackburn Rovers and Manchester City manager.
"I have a good group of players. I have a lot of technical players that, certainly away from home, maybe bear the scars of not having won enough times on the road.
"We have to overcome that and we are conscious of it but I'm not scared by it or feeling bogged down by it."
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Premier League Saturday Review

Manchester United drew blanks after being held to a goalless draw by Sunderland at the Stadium of Light.

The match was delayed for 20 minutes because of a burst pipe in the visitors' dressing room and it appeared to affect Sir Alex Ferguson's side more as when the match finally kicked off they began on the back foot.
Steed Malbranque should have put the Black Cats ahead early on from eight yards out but failed to beat goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar, who saved low down.
Just before the break Bolo Zenden hit a post but United came back stronger in the second half and Dimitar Berbatov, coming on for Michael Owen, had a goal rightly disallowed for offside.
Sunderland almost took the lead when Malbranque's shot deflected up off Rio Ferdinand but looped just over the crossbar as the hosts were more than worthy of a point.
The result meant United, who could have gone level on points with Chelsea, are now two behind with Carlo Ancelotti's side playing Arsenal tomorrow.
Summer signing Rafael van der Vaart starred for Tottenham, scoring twice as the hosts came from behind to beat Aston Villa 2-1.
The visitors took the lead in the 16th minute as striker Emile Heskey, who went off injured just before half-time, won the ball close to the byline and picked out Marc Albrighton, who converted from close range.
Van Der Vaart levelled things up from Peter Crouch's header just before half-time and he should have put his side in front shortly after the interval but shot wide from seven yards.
However, he made up for that miss in the 75th minute after benefiting from another Crouch header.
Jon Walters' first Premier League goal lifted Stoke up to seventh in the table after a 1-0 win over Blackburn.
The summer signing from Ipswich latched on to Matt Etherington's through-ball to shoot past Paul Robinson in the 48th minute.
Rovers' goalkeeper kept them in the game by denying Etherington soon after but his side could not force an equaliser.
Everton ended Birmingham's record-equalling 18-match unbeaten league record at St Andrews thanks to an own goal from Roger Johnson and a Tim Cahill header.
Johnson turned Leon Osman's 54th-minute cross past his own goalkeeper Ben Foster under pressure from Cahill, who then headed in Leighton Baines' cross late on.
Everton's win, their first of the season, was doubly pleasing as it dropped Merseyside rivals Liverpool, who play Blackpool tomorrow, into the bottom three.
Frederic Piquionne salvaged a point for West Ham as his 51st-minute header from Victor Obinna's cross earned a 1-1 draw at home to Fulham.
United States striker Clint Dempsey, whose shot embarrassed Robert Green when the two met at the World Cup this summer, had put the visitors ahead when he volleyed past the West Ham goalkeeper just after the half-hour.
Wigan secured their first home league win of the season as they beat 10-man Wolves 2-0 at the DW Stadium.
Karl Henry was sent off in only the 11th minute for a late tackle on Jordi Gomez, who eventually made the breakthrough with an unstoppable free-kick midway through the second half from the edge of the penalty area.
Hugo Rodallega clinched victory with five minutes to go as Wolves slipped into the bottom three after a fourth successive defeat.
Bolton missed the chance to move above opponents West Brom and into sixth after losing a lead at The Hawthorns.
Johan Elmander scored his fourth goal of the season in the 64th minute from Kevin Davies' lay-off.
Martin Petrov should have put the result beyond doubt but fired wide with only Scott Carson to beat and it proved costly as James Morrison's header equalised 12 minutes from time.

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