Fairdeal Soccer

Fair Deal Sports Betting the European Football

FairDeal Sportsbook doesn’t have an extensive soccer presence, but it does offer the major leagues and World Cup futures. I think it’s a fair deal for most Americans. We’ll give the Europeans a little taste of soccer, but we won’t overload the whole site with it to the point it interferes with football and basketball. That’s my theory.

Fair Deal Sports Soccer Bets

FairDeal Soccer betting is a bit strange in that overtimes, penalty kicks, things of this nature don’t count. Everything is wagered on the first 90 minutes of play, and you can choose to either pick a team to win outright or pick the always awkward kissing your sister. Technically there are no halves in soccer, but the online gambling world has created its own version of the first and second half by putting odds on the first and last forty five minutes of the session. I call it session rather than game, because the game doesn’t always end at ninety minutes. So you’re betting on a session, not a game. The match does include, however, any time the referee deems necessary to compensate for injuries and other stoppages. This begs the question, how does the ref keep track of all this? Is it like football referees who just guess when they spot the ball? Hmm...I think Ivan lay there grabbing his crotch for about ten minutes, and it probably took two minutes to tackle the streaker...I’ll add an extra seventeen miinutes.
There are also total goal wagers, which is the one thing in the world that has less of a variance that the over/under for hockey.

Fair Deal Sports England Premiership Bets

In England you have one of the most powerful soccer leagues on the planet. With the all powerful Manchester United flexing its mighty muscles upon the European landscape, you can always expect big underdog odds for the opportunist bettor.

Fair Deal Sports 2006 World Cup Odds

With the next world cup set for Germany, one thinks of some prominent Germans in our sports history. You have Dirk Nowitski, and um, the East German “women” swimmers from the sixties and seventies, and uh, did I say Dirk Nowitski?
Another product of Germany is the one and only Heidi Klum. Or should I say Heidi Seal. She was actually on Conan the other day, screaming about “how lucky she was” to be married to Seal, and every time there was an awkward pause. I suppose it’s not very polite to ask her the obligatory why. Seriously, why? Seal? George Clooney, Brad Pitt, you can live with that. But Seal? Well, if nothing else, it gives hope to the rest of the B celebrity world.