Betting Choice Tips Success - Our Super Saturday!

SUPER SATURDAYThere may have been more profitable days for bettingchoice, but those following the advice on Saturday 12th November were treated to a wide variety of winners.First to make a profit was Johnny OShea, who made a convincing argument for England to beat Australia at Twickenham by more than five points. Apart from a brief period in the second half, the world champions always looked like winning with ease.Our Rugby betting expert who has over the past few years proven his ability time and again was spot on with his analysis. Below is what was expected to happen.Hodgson can be expected to be given every chance to slot some penalties.Assuming he really has improved as a player and a man, we believe he can kick England to a decent sized victory against the Wallabies. He is also the best man for setting the backline on fire, and with a very exciting back three there ought to be potential for some wide play.The England number ten slotted over a couple of penalties, a drop goal and sparked the move that saw Ben Cohen dive in the left corner for the first try.Unfortunately the Sale man limped off towards the end, giving way to Barkley who had a superb long-range penalty from just inside his own half.Armchair viewers were given a few minutes to savour winning the Cook Cup, before England v Argentina started in Geneva. Earlier in the week, James Millman had spotted the tension between the sides despite the match being labelled a friendly. It was recommended to buy the bookings at 26 in anticipation of some meaty challenges.By kick-off, the quote had been bought up to 26-30 as everyone latched onto the bad feelings described by the commentators. A total of five cards ensured a healthy profit.While the referee was having a busy time scribbling names into his notepad, back in England at Cheltenham, Our Vic justified a major gamble and the decision by Dylan Jenear to back the Pipe horse to win the Paddy Power Gold Cup. Our racing expert has enjoyed a phenomenal year, and did not disappoint yet again in the weekend?s big race.Back to the football and James Millman wasn?t finished with the profits for the day. It was advised to back Uruguay to beat Australia 1-0 at 11/2 in their first leg World Cup play-off qualifier. Dario Rodriguez's first-half goal gave the South Americans the expected narrow advantage, and another tidy gain.Also mentioned in the preview was the bookings quote 70-74 was too high despite the major rivalry between the nations. In charge was Claus Bo Larsen, who rarely is involved in high make-ups. For those tempted into selling at 70, they would have been very pleased with the final card count of just four.For top betting analysis, be sure to stay logged onto bettingchoice. Where else can you receive profit-making advice like this completely free of charge?