Euro 2016 Tournament Betting Tips PT 2

It's also worth paying attention to players who are on yellow cards heading into the latter stages of the tournament because they traditionally get a reset at a certain point and this can dictate their style of play and whether they start matches or not. When wagering on the outright match betting it's always worth paying attention to the revealing of the teamsheet prior to the match and that's a major factor if you're looking to bet on first or anytime goalscorer bets.

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Looking ahead to the actual outright prices on the tournament winners, you'll see that we are in a pretty tight heat between France and Germany with the French side getting just the slimmest of edges from the bookmakers right now. As it currently stands, you'll find the French side available at a price of around 3/1 or 10 / 3 with the majority of major bookmakers.

The German side trade just a shade behind with a listing of around 7 / 2 right now with the majority of European books. It is worth noting, however, that a few of them go as high as 4 / 1 on the German side to achieve European Glory and pull off the unique double have been conquered the World Cup in Brazil and now looking to achieve another major International victory a mere 2 years later.

They certainly have an excellent selection of top quality players in the team will be in good spirits having conquered the World Cup just a couple of years ago. the French team have always been a little bit inconsistent particularly in international tournaments where they are they tend to do extremely well or they tend to fold early and bow out of the tournament quick.

Spain is a perennial favorite in tournaments like this and they also had a relatively underwhelming World Cup campaign so they will have a lot to prove coming into Euro 2016. expect a different set of tactics than what you saw two years ago from the Spanish side and also expect a fully in form David De Gea,  who could ultimately proved to be the real Ace up the sleeve for the Spanish side. Having arguably the world's best goalkeeper playing for your team is never a bad thing in an International Tournament and he will have a lot to prove having come off a relatively so-so year for Manchester United.