Coral is a book betting strategy that has been around for a long time. Most betting guides will include Coral, but it’s hardly the most important Coral bet.
Coral is a simple system of betting, you will never make more than you lose with Coral. It works by betting high at the start and then you check your bets constantly, Coral has a very strong ground game and the best way to make money with Coral is to keep betting.
It’s almost impossible to lose using Coral and if you do it is just a small price to pay for the betting profits you will make. Coral doesn’t care who you are, whether you are a pro or a beginner, it cares that you bet on the correct competitors and you bet in the right way.
To understand Coral and why it is the best betting system you should understand books. Coral was invented by a Mr. Richard Dennis, who has a PHD (honorary degree) in statistics from Manchester University. I don’t know if he produces the statistics himself, but he has studied betting and knows what really goes on at the bookies.
Coral is different to most betting systems because it is not based on odds or who is injured, these things should always be taken in account when laying your bets down. Although these things could change during the game, for the most part you should understand the statistics behind the system, it forms the basis of the Coral betting strategy.
To explain the strategy to you in a simple way, we will use the same example of laying a bet on the transmission somewhere.
As you know with the betting exchanges, they are really easy to access, so you can back at any time after you have opened an account and placed some money on the exchange. You lay on the betting exchanges at any time during the game, therefore, if you have a good win to day, you can easily afford to place another bet at the exchange, as you have already won on the first bet.
What you should know is you don’t really win or lose when you bet with the exchanges, because they are trading hands so everything is done in percentages. When you place a bet at the bookies, there is always a chance that you could lose out, although it is usually very rare. The Coral strategy involves this idea of risk management, and applies to both horse racing and football betting.
This strategy involves deciding the amount you want to win in a Dewagg match, and then laying that amount on the betting exchange, you will only back the football team you feel has the best chance of winning, ensuring you win more than you lose. For example, you back a team called Chelsea, who are playing against Manchester United. You will know the outcome of the match because you have backed them, therefore, you will know they had a 50% chance of winning, but you need to also know that if you back them, you will also win some money. Backing Chelsea means that you will win £3.00 on every £1.00 you lay, therefore you win £3.00 no matter what the outcome of the match is. You may have also known that, should you lose, you can come back to the betting exchange and make the same stake. This way, you can both win and lose at the same time.
This is a guaranteed way to make money, free to you, on a betting exchange. This is an example of Coral’s strategy for betting on football, and many others, I’m sure. It involves risk management, and an approach that will see you profit long term, rather than lose everything in a few quick bets. Many punters lose money on horse racing precisely because they intend to make small profits on a few bets, rather than a high profit on a few bets.
For example, set yourself the target of losing £25.00 on every £1.00 you lay on the betting exchange. This way, when you win, you will have £50.00 to spend on more betting exchanges, and when you lose, you will have £25.00 to spend again.
Offer a free bet to New customers to bet on their first bet. Some betting exchanges will hand out free Premier League bets and other bonuses to try and entice customers to sign up. Offers like this that encourage you to bet online are usually put out by the independent bookmakers rather than the betting exchange, because the bookmakers only ever make money when you lose, whereas the betting exchange will make money when you win.