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Tottenham Hotspur VS Fulham

Tottenham have performed well recently, firming themselves at the top 5 in the league. Fulham have 5 draws and 3 losses in the season's first 8 matches, not able to win any matches. In the recent 6 encounters, Tottenham have 3 wins and 3 draws, obviously leading ahead.

12BET 1X2: 1.44, 4.05, 7.92 Asian Handicap: Tottenham (-1/1.5), the higest old for the rivalry in recent years. 

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Olympique de Marseille VS Chelsea 

 

Marseille and Chelsea are both the defending champion in their own country's league, but the ranking in Championship League is not ideal for both. The recent performance for both are inconsistent as well. In the first round, Marseille lost 0-2 (away). Marseille have 2 win and 2 losses in the recent four home matches, whereas Chelsea have 4 wins 1 win and 1 draw in the recent six away matches.

12BET EURO Odds: 2.36 ↓  3.22 →  2.88 → converts to Asian Handicap: Home (-0/0.5) 1.02 high odds.

Snooker Update - Marco Fu

Hong Kong’s Marco Fu admits that winning the recent snooker individual gold medal at the Asian Games in Guangzhou in China was one of the highlights of his career.

The world No15 suffered a massive disappointment on Tuesday in Telford, England when he lost 9-2 to Stuart Bingham in the 12BET.com UK Championship.

Fu, a former Grand Prix winner and UK finalist two years ago, was never in the match against the man bursting with confidence after beating Ronnie O’Sullivan a round earlier.

But afterwards Fu recalled one of his proudest moments last month when he prevented Ding from winning a third straight gold for China with a 4-2 victory in the final.

Fu, 32, said: “It was an amazing achievement, the Asian Games is a very important tournament for us, and sometimes people on the snooker circuit who have not been there do not realise that.

“It is only held every four years, so the chance to win a gold medal for your country does not come along very often, and it is totally different to normal matches when you are only playing for yourself.

“It is a great honour to win anything for your country. I was able to drive there, it is only about 100 miles away from Hong Kong and took me three hours. 

“We hear that this may be the last time cuesports are included in the Asian Games, so I knew it could be my last chance to win it.

“I suppose I could be the last ever man to win the gold medal for snooker, I had never really thought about it.
“They sold extra tickets on the last few days and the atmosphere was amazing, playing Ding in front of a crowd in his home country was incredible and very special.”

Snooker Update - Stephen Hendry

Stephen Hendry was barely recognisable as the greatest snooker player in history as he lost to close friend Mark Williams in the 12BET.com UK Championship on Tuesday night at the Telford International Centre in England.
At his best in the 1990s, Hendry swept all before him as he won seven world championships at the famous Crucible theatre in Sheffield.
But he has not won a ranking title for almost six years, and against Williams he looked a pale shadow of his former self, missing easy balls and heard to say as he walked around the table: “What is going on here?”
Hendry has fallen to No13 in the world rankings, and before this tournament was in danger of losing his prized place in the top 16 in the rankings. His win over Jimmy White in the first round should have saved that, at least.
Hendry said: “In golf there was a famous German player called Bernhard Langer who had something called the ‘yips’, when the putter got stuck as he tried to hit the ball and he couldn’t put the club through the ball.
“I didn’t feel I could hit the cue ball properly, so maybe I need to go and see him.
“But I will keep playing on, it’s not the end of my career. In a way I wish there weren’t the occasional frames when I play really well, because it gets my hopes up only to be dashed again when I miss some simple shot.”
Williams, from Wales, will now play Mark Joyce in the quarter-finals, a match for which he will be a heavy favourite as the Walsall player has very little experience of playing on television and is enjoying his best ever run at a major tournament.
Williams said: “It is the worst I have ever played to win a snooker match. I just wanted to get out of there, it was embarrassing.
“Stephen couldn’t believe the shots he was missing, and neither could I about mine. Maybe I need to go and see Bernhard with him.”

Snooker Update - Ronnie O’Sullivan

Ronnie O’Sullivan was held up by opponent Stuart Bingham on Sunday night – but also by a rogue butterfly who managed to get into the arena and over the table.

O’Sullivan is going for a fifth 12bet.com UK Championship title this year in Telford, and came into the tournament in fine form having recently won the Premier League.

Bingham is an occasional practice partner for the Rocket, and has joked in the past about feeling out of place turning up at O’Sullivan’s Essex mansion to play him.

But the butterfly – identified as a Red Admiral – brought a smile to both players’ faces as it brought proceedings to a halt in the fourth frame of the evening.

Referee Paul Collier tried in vain to trap the offending intruder with a rest, but fortunately tournament director Mike Ganley was able to humanely capture the butterfly before releasing it unharmed into a plant pot.

O’Sullivan was celebrating his 35th birthday on Sunday – but Bingham was clearly in no mood to give him any presents on the table.

The 34-year-old Bingham is best known for a sensational 10-7 first-round victory over seven-time and then defending world champion Stephen Hendry at the Crucible a decade ago in 2000.

It is mystifying how Bingham has not achieved more in the sport since – but he put up a strong showing in the first session against O’Sullivan, and could have finished even better than 4-4 going into Monday’s decisive frames.

Snooker Update - Ding Junhui

Ding Junhui’s next opponent at the 12bet.com UK Championship is Northern Ireland’s young hot-shot Mark Allen.

The 24-year-old Allen, who has yet to win a full ranking tournament, once beat China’s No1 player 6-0 in the final of the Jiangsu Classic event in Wuxi.
But Ding, the defending UK champion and recent runner-up in the Asian Games snooker tournament, is a much tougher proposition over longer matches and the best of 17 frames.

And the match, which starts on Monday night, is likely to be a high-quality shootout that will provide plenty of entertainment for the crowd.

In his spare time Allen is a formidable golfer, with a handicap of just five, and enjoys spending time on the many beautiful courses in his homeland.

And Allen admits he has been inspired by the exploits of his countrymen Rory McIlroy, tipped to be golf’s next superstar, and Graeme McDowell, who stunned the USA by winning the US Open this year.

Allen, who beat England’s Tom Ford in the first round, said: “Listen, for someone from a small country like Northern Ireland seeing Graeme McDowell winning the US Open.

“I thought it might be race between me and Rory McIlroy who won a Major title in our respective sports, but Graeme beat us both to it.

“The fact that Graeme also then hold the winning putt in the Ryder Cup, and with Rory set to be a superstar, it is a great time for our country.”

Northern Ireland has a strong tradition for snooker, though they have not had world champions since Alex Higgins in 1982, and Dennis Taylor in 1985.

Allen said: “We need someone in snooker again, and hopefully it’s me, as it’s long overdue.
“I do play for myself No1, you have to, and if I then make my country proud as well then that is fantastic.
“I haven’t met the two golfers yet, I would love to meet them and pick their brains about sacrifices they have made and how they handle all the pressures.
“If I could learn anything from them, it would stand me in good stead.

“I haven’t played Ding that much, he beat me at the Grand Prix one year. But he is one of the best players in the world.

“He has won this tournament twice, and for someone so young that is phenomenal.
“But he is better when he gets in front, so the start of the match is very important.”

Snooker Update - Scot Higgins

Scot John Higgins showed his best form since returning from a six-month ban as he emerged victorious against England’s Stephen Lee on Sunday at the 12bet.com UK Championship in Telford.

Higgins, a three-time world champion, had to sit on the sidelines for six months after an independent tribunal decided he had brought the sport into disrepute earlier this year.

Former world No1 Higgins faced allegations of match-fixing in a newspaper during the world championships, but was cleared of all more serious charges of corruption.

However, this was Higgins’ first appearance back on United Kingdom soil since his enforced absence from snooker which also saw him fined £75,000.

And the man known as the ‘Wizard of Wishaw’, after the area of Glasgow in which he grew up, showed plenty of the old magic as he beat Lee 9-6 in a high-quality match.

The pair turned professional together back in 1992, and although Higgins has won far more in his career, Lee remains an opponent to be feared on his day.
He played his full part in the match of the tournament to date, making two breaks of 137 as well as runs of 82, 73, 64 and 61.

But that was not enough against the 35-year-old Higgins who produced two century breaks of his own alongside runs of 91, 64, 99, 87, 64 and 80.

Higgins, trying to win a third UK title, said: “There were certainly a few butterflies coming out on Saturday, but it was good to be back playing on the BBC again in a big tournament. You want to do well.

“The reception from the fans was good, and I was delighted with that. Everyone has been fine and it’s good to be among it and playing.

“It really helped me going to Germany and Prague to get some match practice in the PTC tournaments.
“It goes through your mind, will you be able to play that standard again after so long out, but you hope you can and it was good to do it.

“Of course I was concerned in the summer whether I would ever be in this position again, but thank God I am back playing.

“It was especially good at the end today, staying cool and clam in a clinching moment at 8-6 trying to clear up to win or it could go 8-7 and wide open.

“That’s when the pressure is on and you feel the nerves again, that’s what you live for and what I have always lived for.

“If I had lost I would have said much the same things and wished Stephen well, as I played well.”
Higgins, a supporter of Glasgow football club Celtic, will now play Graeme Dott, who hails from the same city but is a fan of Celtic’s big rivals Rangers.

Dott won the world title in 2006 and has been in two further Crucible finals, but Higgins says he does not receive the recognition from the public that he deserves.

He said: “I know and those in snooker all know what a great player Graeme is, and he doesn’t get the credit from the public he deserves.

“His record at the Crucible is in incredible, wining it and being in two more finals. He is one of the best players in the world.”

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Soccer Betting Types

Hhp, O/U
1x2
Correct Score
O/E and Total Goals
First Goal/Last Goal
Mix Parlay
Outright

These are the samples of soccer betting type. I would love to tackle this for everyone knowledge (like soccer betting for dumb peepz) lol..

Anyone wants to share their thought would be greatly appreciated.

2014 World Cup Event

After the season ended this 2010 World cup in Africa, last October, it was announced that the next WC event will be in Brazil..for sure alot to expect from brazilian nation where lots of team rises..

For the current country that holds the title, can they keep it? hehe...cant wait for more news about this one.

Sportsbookie and sponsors, what good it can give?

Alot of sportsbookie and spending alot of money to sponsor big teams..or big event maybe.WHY? Of course! It's none aother than providing advertisement! It is a big leap for them when they get a big team who are being on top of the league for the season...

Now, UK snooker is about to begin in few days...12bet sponsored this last September and now sponsoring another...yes, i can say alot of people now recognizes this asian bookie because of the event..

If Neil Robertson reign this event again, for sure, 12bet will also be talk of the town......


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