It starts to make a lot more sense however if you maintain a big database of soccer statistics  and use that to carefully pinpoint value in a bet.

It can certainly make watching a live match more interesting.

You find yourself screaming at the TV to the defender shouting “push him wide .. don’t let him cut inside”.

I have a corner bet today for you.

It comes from an ex bookmaker odds compiler called Phil who is one of the advisors over at Football Bets

Arsenal v Wolves (3:00pm)
OVER 11 Corners at 10/11 Bet365 next best  (4/5 Sky ) 1pt

This one may or may not win but he has a very good long term record of profit and healthy return on investment.

There is a no quibble refund guarantee there to protect you if for some reason you find the service not suitable for you personally.

Worth a test if you can see the sense in having bookmaker trained ex odds compilers directing your betting  action.

The tips below come from a bloke called Phil who is one of the experts at the Football Bets site.

Phil spent many years working for a bookmaker and hs turned down job opportunities as a soccer betting odds compiler to focus on his own personal betting.

As you can see he is not one for long winded wordy waffle.

His betting success comes from his personal database of soccer statistics.

The stats and numbers lead his advice not random human hunch.

At last count he was running at  a strike rate of 59% and had a very impressive profit on turnover of  24% at level stakes.

The tip below is just one of four today from him.

Bolton v Wolverhampton
First goal OVER 27mins at evens Bet365 PaddyPower 1.5pts
Saver bet on correct score 0-0 at 9/1 Sky sportingbet willhill extrabet 0.5pts