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spread betting

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spread betting
n
(Group Games / Gambling, except Cards) a form of gambling in which stakes are placed not on the results of contests but on the number of points scored, etc. Winnings and losses are calculated according to the accuracy or inaccuracy of the prediction
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Spread betting is an essential area in football that should also be discussed and explained in the tutorial.
Football Betting Tutorial - Increase Your Chances of Winning by Donaldson / Travel, recreation and leisure community
Successful Spread Betting Geoff Harvey Global Professional Publishing c/o Stylus Publishing PO Box 605, Herndon, VA 20172-0605 9781873668580, $20.
Successful Spread Betting by Lane, Margaret / Reviewer's Bookwatch
The credit crunch has sparked a surge in spread betting across the country, as people speculate tax-free on the financial markets rather than sink their capital into turbulent stocks.
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