July 13 Greyhounds Betting Tips & Predictions
Welcome to another action-packed week of sport and, as usual, the greyhound schedule more than…
Another exciting week of greyhound racing lies ahead for followers of the sport and bookmakers lay out odds on the outcome of all major BAGs and BEGs meetings to ensure punters have something to hold their interest. Have your say on the winner of the daily races or keep your powder dry for an assault on the antepost markets in the standout competitions. Here are our top May 29 Greyhounds betting tips.
There are many ways to bet on greyhound racing, with a punt to suit all levels of experience, from beginners looking to sample the thrill of a wager on the dogs to more experienced players who enjoy keeping their eye on the form of the runners involved, as well as how trainers have been performing in the build-up. Bet win or each-way on individual races or aim for a bigger price about your selection by getting in early and playing the antepost field.
The latter offers prices on the outright winner of respected tournaments, allowing players to predict the eventual champion before the final has been decided. There’s more of a risk involved here as your pick may be knocked out during the heats, meaning you won’t get a run for your money in the final, but odds-makers ensure the prizes are worth shooting for.
When playing antepost you can get involved before the start of the competition or at any point during the heats and semi-finals with major bookmakers updating their odds to keep pace with results. Those getting in early may want the advantage that comes with placing an each-way bet and you’ll often get place-terms of 1/4 the odds 1-2-3, depending on the size of the original field. That means your dog of choice doesn’t necessarily have to win to land you a profit, as long as they make the final and finish amongst the top-three crossing the line.
Punters will also be delighted to learn betting blind on greyhound racing is now a thing of the past. If you have a bet on any UK and Irish event you can watch the race live on your bookmaker’s website or mobile app completely free of charge. That is often extended to cover major international races.