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Topic: Three of your favorite bookie/betting info sites? - page 3. (Read 711 times)

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I don't mean the bookmaker companies!

For tennis betting,
http://www.tennisprediction.com/

is a one stop solution. Though the site graphics looks outdated, they are rapidly updated source of all information that matters for you.

For football, I use https://footystats.org/
They have extensive info in user friendly navigation.
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I use several websites to look for betting stats and you need to explain your question even more like which sports or share your favorite sites.

I'm using oddsshark recently for NBA and NHL matches because they mostly cover these sports. I only use them because they have a stats summary of both teams but I don't follow their predictions.
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I've always just used Flashscore (click for link) for betting info on sports. Nothing too special, site isn't the flashiest thing in the world but it's functional enough for me. There's several similar sites like Scoreboard.com out there that are essentially the same thing as Flashscore out there too, though those sites might differ by the type and amount of data you get when looking at a specific match.
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I don't mean the bookmaker companies!

Here is my favorite: http://sportstatist.com



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Are you talking tipsters websites? If yes, I don't use any of them. I bet on sports just for fun, so I don't really need to use such websites. Only sometimes I visit one website of local tipsters community. But I'm not going to mention it's name because this website isn't in English.
If you're talking about odds comparison website, Flashscore is good enough for me. I just need to open event and then I see odds listed of all most popular sportsbooks, you only need to choose best odds from the list.
There is also thread on Bitcointalk where margins of crypto sportsbooks are compared, you can take a look:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/overview-of-bitcoin-accepting-sportsbooks-with-marginhouse-edge-comparisons-5040737
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I don't mean the bookmaker companies!
Did you mean match analysis?
It depends on the sports type.

For football I will go with soccer punter
For cricket I will go with espncricinfo

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I don't mean the bookmaker companies!


https://www.sport1.de/esports - A very large amount of knowledge and information from many leagues (Overwatch, Counter-Strike, Pubg) . https://esporttalk.org/ - An interesting forum, although in part the most can be found only in the closed zone for more advanced players and experts - tips of many esports games (especially CS, LOL and DOTA). If you're organizing a team, a big organization, it's worth knowing this site. It is very easy to bet on matches (paradoxically). I know it doesn't make any sense (theoretically), but being close to the organization and people with information you have much better types and you can surprise the bookmaker. Unusual but works - https://esport-management.com/en/

I recently switched completely to games and e-gaming so if you'll excuse me, I'll give you my options for esports sites. Examples of league of legends bets, cs:go betting itp itd. We got also reddit csgo betting and somethink like that.

However, among the bets there is a really big choice. From punterslounge, bettingadvice, blogabet to betrush, betblog etc., there is a lot to choose from. There are a lot of Balkan cool forums and sources, but not all of them publicly available ; - So what do you have similarities not only to the esports ?

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