Three of your favorite bookie/betting info sites?

[tumis]

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 ?

[AB de Royse777]

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

[LTU_btc]

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://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5040737.0

[sportbettor]

I don't mean the bookmaker companies!

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

[leowonderful]

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.

[ralle14]

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.

[Shova]

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.

[swogerino]

There are a lot of these sites in sport betting if you do a simple google search.

If you search for example today tips in google it will come websites like https://goal.com https://leaguelane.com
https://footballtips.com https://predictz.com and many many more to mention here.My favourite is leaguelane as I have won often by following their advice.

[Clairvoyant]

I use https://footballpredictions.net - Does the job nicely.

[Baby Dragon]

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.

I also do the same thing, well its because we can't assure the possible things that might happen. It will keep us on expecting and believing on something that unimaginable. There are different sites but you have to look for a legit and trusted one. People do have different perspective and thoughts, some of them believe and let it serve as guide and some are not.

[romero121]

For sports betting we have got more sites that provide information about players, success and its previous winning and losing history against different teams. I personally prefer flashscore for most of the games, I find it to provide information in a very simple manner without much exaggeration as we see with commentary for matches.

For other forms of casino based games all we can do is know about different strategies available to minimize the loss. This won't be cent percent effective as we play with small funds. Casino based games were highly dependent on luck.

[tumis]

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

That's exactly what it is. Generally, I know the mass of sources from well-known sports and probably too much. I concentrate more on esports and games because it's a new challenge.

[fortebettor]

prefers only trusted companies that have existed for many years. My top is Unibet

[Webetcoins]

prefers only trusted companies that have existed for many years. My top is Unibet

BetOnline and Sportsbetting are also good ones. BetNow and MyBookie are actually better. To be very honest, it is all about personal preferences. Unibet is not universal but a good place for betting on soccer and football. The option of tournaments is also a thrilling one but the games offered are limited ones and sites with the option of crypto currencies are the trend now. Those are more fun.

[tumis]

prefers only trusted companies that have existed for many years. My top is Unibet

BetOnline and Sportsbetting are also good ones. BetNow and MyBookie are actually better. To be very honest, it is all about personal preferences. Unibet is not universal but a good place for betting on soccer and football. The option of tournaments is also a thrilling one but the games offered are limited ones and sites with the option of crypto currencies are the trend now. Those are more fun.

" BetNow and MyBookie are actually better "
Really? After all, these are some companies that have been in existence for a few months. What are you talking about? You're gonna pay the money and not get it back?

[Hydrogen]

For NFL (american football) Le Martin has done a great job analyzing and breaking down games.

https://www.youtube.com/user/SBRForum
https://twitter.com/LeMartinSports

Her predictions have gone 4-0. 5-0. For many days in the 2019 season. Her losing days were near to a 50-50 split, which isn't that bad.

Aside from that, I use ESPN's live game updates to keep track of events in real time, example: their live NBA scoreboard:

https://www.espn.com/nba/scoreboard

They have near to live scoreboards for NFL, MLB, NBA, soccer, etc. Simplifies circumstances in cases where you're unable to watch sporting events live.

Sites with fighter profiles like sherdog, BJJ heroes, etc are ok for keeping up with mixed martial arts. Bestfightodds is good for MMA betting stats.

For the rest, I use a search engine to find whatever data I'm searching for.

[tyKiwanuka]

Using publicly available statistics will only get you so far. You will always come up short, if you are basing your bets solely on stats. Bookmakers and other punters have these stats too, so there is no advantage to be gained Especially if you consider, that bookmakers are using algorithms and AI to process tons of stats, which is something average Joe isn't able to do.

If you want to gain an edge, my advice would be the following: watch, watch, watch. Watch the sports/leagues you are betting on. Watch as much as you can. Even watch, when you are not having a bet. Just watch, observe, check the odds moving, make notes and try to learn to read a game/match. There is so many information to be gathered by just watching and you won't find any of this information in the internet. It's information you have exclusively for you.

And read, read, read. Try to look for information that is hard to find. Check homepages of players (mostly for indidvual sports like Tennis for example), read their Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. Go to non-betting forums, where people talk about the sports they love. Do some networking with other good punters.

And start to compile your own odds. Don't check the odds before you have made your own ones and then compare, where you have different expectation. Try to figure out, who is right and who is probably not.

[tumis]

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And start to compile your own odds. Don't check the odds before you have made your own ones and then compare, where you have different expectation. Try to figure out, who is right and who is probably not.

Very pertinent information. I'd give a merit if I could

You're very right about the odds. They're often badly exposed. And the most fun is to find the courses you wouldn't expect

[fortebettor]

If you want to gain an edge, my advice would be the following: watch, watch, watch. Watch the sports/leagues you are betting on. Watch as much as you can. Even watch, when you are not having a bet. Just watch, observe, check the odds moving, make notes and try to learn to read a game/match. There is so many information to be gathered by just watching and you won't find any of this information in the internet. It's information you have exclusively for you.

And read, read, read. Try to look for information that is hard to find. Check homepages of players (mostly for indidvual sports like Tennis for example), read their Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. Go to non-betting forums, where people talk about the sports they love. Do some networking with other good punters.

Well, it's cool just what exactly? You can't follow every athlete and coach. Is that too much? I can be an expert in one league and read and read, but what if I still only know one league?
I've got 150 million tweets a second, so what if I'm overinformed? You understand what the problem is? Not that there isn't. The problem is that it's too much, you've got a big pulp. Plus the fake news...

[RealMalatesta]

prefers only trusted companies that have existed for many years. My top is Unibet

BetOnline and Sportsbetting are also good ones. BetNow and MyBookie are actually better. To be very honest, it is all about personal preferences. Unibet is not universal but a good place for betting on soccer and football. The option of tournaments is also a thrilling one but the games offered are limited ones and sites with the option of crypto currencies are the trend now. Those are more fun.

The above mentioned are the platforms to place your bets and not to gain information about the betting or bookies. Unibet, Betonline and sportsbetting are gambling platforms with several games but what OP is asking is perhaps the platforms where we could discuss about any games like soccer, basketball, etc.

There are few forums about gambling where there are a number of people discussing on the same game and placing their views. You could easily find profits in a game if you are close to such forums and chatrooms. Gamblingforum is among one of the forum I use to be updated with the gambling platform. But I have never blindly trusted any member from there to make individual profits and all I do is make my own analysis reading different views on the platform.