First division betting sites?

**sligoman** · 28/09/2005, 4:31 PM

I've been searching the net looking for betting sites that do the first division games, I found one but it's not updated and cant find anymore, anyone know of any?

. Thanks in advance

**sligoman** · 28/09/2005, 5:12 PM

Do they do the first division though? I couldn't find it

**Dodge** · 28/09/2005, 5:38 PM

paddypower usually do 1st division games. made a packet this season backing Kilkenny

**holidaysong** · 28/09/2005, 5:46 PM

www.boylesports.com do First Division games.

**The Stars** · 28/09/2005, 6:09 PM

11-10.Not great odds but 20 euro will earn me a few shillings.

**sligoman** · 28/09/2005, 6:15 PM

Originally Posted by The Stars

but 20 euro will earn me a few shillings.

or lose ya some

. Why not risk predicting a scoreline to get better odds? My money will be going on 2-1 to Rovers

EDIT: 7-1 are the odds for 2-1 to us

**The Stars** · 28/09/2005, 6:23 PM

better off not being to gready....11-10 will do me fine.

**Derek** · 28/09/2005, 11:55 PM

Don't count your chickens...

**The Stars** · 29/09/2005, 8:21 AM

I dont have any chickens.....just eggs........

**Dick Long** · 29/09/2005, 10:04 AM

www.odds-comparison.co.uk

They take a cross-section of many of the major high st & online bookies
and you can compare what each offer on different markets.
Bet365 is a personal favourite because of the way you can combine
your multiples easily.
Obviously you need a credit card for online betting
but many of the sites offer free bets etc when you open a/cs
so I would never hesitate to open a new a/c if the price was right.
A lot of bookmakers leave it until Thursday or even Friday to price up
the less attractive markets especially if there are European games
on that week.
William Hill is handy because you only need to deposit E5 at a time,
most are E10 while SportingOdds are 20; but you can deposit 20,
do a smaller bet and withdraw the remainder anyway - if you like.