Englands Euro 2012 Chances Damaged by Rooney Ban?
(EMAILWIRE.COM, June 01, 2012 )
London, UK -- As the reigning European and World Champions, Vicente del Bosques side are atop of the outright tournament index on Sporting Index and look the side to beat. Spread sellers of Spains outright index will be wishing that David Villas absence will prove a huge hindrance in their bid for a third consecutive international tournament triumph.
Those spread punters looking to take on Spain will be pleased to be made aware of the fact that Villa scored five of Spains seven goals in the 2010 World Cup and is their main threat upfront. Since the Premier League season came to its conclusion, Englands outright tournament index has been the hottest topic up and down the country.
Sellers of the spread may be aware that England have reached only one semi-final in their previous eight European championships and have been knocked out at the group stage four times in their last six European competitions. Spread buyers of Englands tournament index might be banking on form during qualification and international friendlies, where England have lost just twice in their last 16 games. Sporting Indexs tournament team goals is another popular market that will likely have spread bettors taking an interest in.
Spread buyers of Dutch tournament goals at the Euros will be encouraged to hear that they scored 37 times in qualifying, averaging 3.7 goals a game. Those spread bettors hoping to sell Hollands total goals may like to note that both Robin van Persie and Klass-Jan Huntelaar were prolific for their respective domestic clubs, scoring 30 and 29 times during the English and German campaign.
However, spread sellers of Holland goals for the European competition will likely have seen that they are in a group with Germany and Portugal who only conceded seven and 12 goals in their ten qualifying games respectively. England finished top scorers in Group G with 17 goals and that will please spread buyers of the Three Lions tournament goals. The Three Lions averaged 2.1 goals per game during qualifying. Englands last European tournament was in 2004 and the side finished highest scorers in Group B, averaging 2.7 goals per game and that will be well received by spread buyers of Englands tournament goals in Poland and Ukraine. Wayne Rooney is banned for the opening two England matches and that might cause spread punters to debate selling England tournament goals.
Another interesting market that may catch the eye of spread betting fans is Sporting Indexs Total tournament goals market. Spread buyers of tournament total goals will be pleased to know that the last three European championships have averaged 80 goals in the tournament.
About The Sporting Index Group:
The Sporting Index Group is best known as the worlds largest sports spread betting business, offering the widest range of markets and taking some of the largest bets on sporting events around the world. Markets include rugby spread betting, cricket spread betting and football spread betting. The Group has 180 staff, all based at its London HQ. It is privately owned and is the undisputed world leader in sports spread betting, dominating the global market with an estimated 80% market share. Today it makes thousands of markets on upwards of 500 events every week, offering the sports fan the opportunity to bet on a wide variety of sports, political and showbiz events, as well as on a portfolio of unique virtual games. Clients transact via its websites, award winning mobile phone applications, and a 24/7 voice telephony service. Sporting Indexs B2C business continues to grow in the face of a fiercely competitive online betting market. At the heart of the business is a world class trading, modelling and liability management capability that is widely acknowledged as amongst the best in the global betting market. The Group combines the latest technology with unrivalled trader expertise to service its core sports spread betting clients as well as an increasing number of wholesale customers who rely on the companys fixed-odds in-play pricing data to underpin their own sportsbook operations via the Sporting Solutions brand. This has quickly established itself as a leading data provider with a number of flagship betting brands signed up. Sporting Index is authorised and regulated in the UK by the Financial Services Authority and the Gambling Commission
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Sporting Index
Dave Price
+448000969607
info@sportingindex.com
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London, UK -- As the reigning European and World Champions, Vicente del Bosques side are atop of the outright tournament index on Sporting Index and look the side to beat. Spread sellers of Spains outright index will be wishing that David Villas absence will prove a huge hindrance in their bid for a third consecutive international tournament triumph.
Those spread punters looking to take on Spain will be pleased to be made aware of the fact that Villa scored five of Spains seven goals in the 2010 World Cup and is their main threat upfront. Since the Premier League season came to its conclusion, Englands outright tournament index has been the hottest topic up and down the country.
Sellers of the spread may be aware that England have reached only one semi-final in their previous eight European championships and have been knocked out at the group stage four times in their last six European competitions. Spread buyers of Englands tournament index might be banking on form during qualification and international friendlies, where England have lost just twice in their last 16 games. Sporting Indexs tournament team goals is another popular market that will likely have spread bettors taking an interest in.
Spread buyers of Dutch tournament goals at the Euros will be encouraged to hear that they scored 37 times in qualifying, averaging 3.7 goals a game. Those spread bettors hoping to sell Hollands total goals may like to note that both Robin van Persie and Klass-Jan Huntelaar were prolific for their respective domestic clubs, scoring 30 and 29 times during the English and German campaign.
However, spread sellers of Holland goals for the European competition will likely have seen that they are in a group with Germany and Portugal who only conceded seven and 12 goals in their ten qualifying games respectively. England finished top scorers in Group G with 17 goals and that will please spread buyers of the Three Lions tournament goals. The Three Lions averaged 2.1 goals per game during qualifying. Englands last European tournament was in 2004 and the side finished highest scorers in Group B, averaging 2.7 goals per game and that will be well received by spread buyers of Englands tournament goals in Poland and Ukraine. Wayne Rooney is banned for the opening two England matches and that might cause spread punters to debate selling England tournament goals.
Another interesting market that may catch the eye of spread betting fans is Sporting Indexs Total tournament goals market. Spread buyers of tournament total goals will be pleased to know that the last three European championships have averaged 80 goals in the tournament.
About The Sporting Index Group:
The Sporting Index Group is best known as the worlds largest sports spread betting business, offering the widest range of markets and taking some of the largest bets on sporting events around the world. Markets include rugby spread betting, cricket spread betting and football spread betting. The Group has 180 staff, all based at its London HQ. It is privately owned and is the undisputed world leader in sports spread betting, dominating the global market with an estimated 80% market share. Today it makes thousands of markets on upwards of 500 events every week, offering the sports fan the opportunity to bet on a wide variety of sports, political and showbiz events, as well as on a portfolio of unique virtual games. Clients transact via its websites, award winning mobile phone applications, and a 24/7 voice telephony service. Sporting Indexs B2C business continues to grow in the face of a fiercely competitive online betting market. At the heart of the business is a world class trading, modelling and liability management capability that is widely acknowledged as amongst the best in the global betting market. The Group combines the latest technology with unrivalled trader expertise to service its core sports spread betting clients as well as an increasing number of wholesale customers who rely on the companys fixed-odds in-play pricing data to underpin their own sportsbook operations via the Sporting Solutions brand. This has quickly established itself as a leading data provider with a number of flagship betting brands signed up. Sporting Index is authorised and regulated in the UK by the Financial Services Authority and the Gambling Commission
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Sporting Index
Dave Price
+448000969607
info@sportingindex.com
This is a press release. Press release distribution and press release services by EmailWire.Com: http://www.emailwire.com/us-press-release-distribution.php.
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