Picking your Cheltenham Festival tips early
Another edition of the highly-anticipated Cheltenham Festival is just around the corner, and there’s never a bad time to consider potential winners, as bookmakers provide their prices days, weeks, and even months before the event in March. It’s possible to enjoy the racing by attending Cheltenham Racecourse in person or by watching it from the comfort of your own home through the masses of coverage from sports channels.
Betting isn’t mandatory, but plenty of people haveeven a small punt on a handful of horses they fancy in order to enhance the enjoyment of the festival’s biggest races.As long as you’ve set yourself some limits and obtain a rounded understanding of horse racing before getting involved, betting on horse racing can be massively enjoyable, especially if you’re choosing to make your own Cheltenham tips for the festival in March.
Many people rank Cheltenham Festival ahead of all other racing events in the UK and Ireland, with more than enough reasons to back up this claim. It’s certainly an opportunity to indulge in an extensive selection of grade 1 races, surpassing other horse racing events where they’re based around a single meeting. By choosing to bet on Cheltenham Festival tips, it’s expected that you’ll want to take the best horse odds on the market. You can do this by considering each of your bets early, backing up your prediction with statistics, and shopping around for the biggest price before staking any money.
Ante post betting on Cheltenham Festival
There’s not much better than picking out a horse on the day of the race and backing it to win or place based on your own intuition or a tip from a viable source. It would be wrong to ruin the entertainment value of doing this by backing your Cheltenham Festival tips so early, but if you’re looking for the best odds, it would always be advised to back your bets before any fluctuations distinctly change the current bookmaker prices.
As soon as you’re able to identify a horse that you think is capable of winning a race that they’ve been entered into, it’s worth looking at the bookmaker odds immediately. This could be a few days before the race gets underway, prior to Christmas and New Year, or even shortly after the last edition of the race you’re betting on. The odds will change to some degree -moving higher or lower – and if you’re betting with a bookmaker that provides a cash out feature, you can always opt to get your stake back, so there’s no reason to not bet in this way, as you could even end up in profit before the race gets underway.
