Khan has been made favourite by the bookies, on this side of the Atlantic, the Bolton fighter is clear odds-on favourite to win in the Amir Khan v Lamont Peterson betting odds.

Khan has set-up his training base in the Philippines in order to prepare for the Lamont Peterson rematch. However, this has not been without hiccup as news of Khan’s conditioning coach walking out of the training camp to go and work with Julio Cesar Chavez instead of Khan.

Amir Khan has openly announced that this time around he will KO Lamont Peterson, instead of leaving the result of the fight in the hand of the judges – a prominent dig at the outcome of the last fight between this pair where IBF official Mustafa Ameen (aka ‘the man in the hat‘) was televised hanging around the judges table – this led to alleged statements that Ameen appeared to be interfering with the scoring.

Lamont Peterson seems determined to put the doubters in their place amid the allegations that he won the WBA and IBF belts unfairly. Peterson was a strong challenger to Khan in the previous fight and it’s likely that both fighters will resume where they left off, except this time around you can be sure that there will be no ‘mystery men in hats’ hanging around the judges, as the boxing world will be watching this one very closely.

Latest Amir Khan v Lamont Peterson ReMatch Betting Odds

Amir Khan v Everton Betting Odds

Amir Khan	1/5	1/5	1/6	1/4
Lamont Peterson	4	4	4	3
Draw	25	28	30	25

Amir Khan v Lamont Peterson Betting Odds Last Updated: 26/04/2012 (Betting Odds Correct at Time of Writing)

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The Amir Khan v Lamont Peterson fight is live on Sky Sports1 HD on Saturday, the 20th of May.

This time around, the El Clasico carries some extra vigour aside from the normal tense rivalry, as it’ll likely settle where the La Liga championship will be heading this season.

Real Madrid currently sit atop of the Spanish top flight, four points clear of 2nd placed Barcelona with just five games remaining.

A win for Real Madrid would certainly clinch the La Liga for Ronaldo, Ozil, Alonso and co… But the Los Blancos don’t fare too well in the Catalan capital. Jose Mourinho’s side have threw away a 10pt lead in less than a month and if Barcelona win Saturday night’s El Clasico that’ll mean just a slender 1pt difference between the pair and then the pressure will really start to mount.

Barcelona have yet to lose at the Nou Camp this season in the La Liga and have conceded just 8 goals in 15 home matches.

Paddy Power are currently offering an El Clasico betting offer ahead of the big game. If either Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo score the first goal, then Paddy Power will refund all losing First Goalscorer, Last Goalscorer, Correct Score & Scorecast singles on the match.

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Barcelona v Real Madrid Betting Odds

Barcelona	4/6	4/6	4/6	8/13
Draw	3	14/5	14/5	3
Real Madrid	4	15/4	4	4

El Clasico Betting Odds Last Updated: 20/04/2012 (Betting Odds Correct at Time of Writing)

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The Barcelona v Real Madrid game is live on Sky Sports 1 HD on Saturday, the 21st of April, KO 8.00pm.

Scottish Grand National betting has focussed primarily on Sir Alex Ferguson’s co-owned horse, Harry The Viking. Yet to be placed outside the top two finishing positions over its six races, this 7yr old gelding raced well in the Diamond Jubilee National Hunt Chase (4m) last March yet was still 2 lengths short of eventual winner Teaforthree.

Ruby Walsh will ride Harry The Viking, the first time he’s returned to the saddle to race after falling badly from Zarkandar in the Aintree Hurdle last week.

2010′s Scottish Grand National winner, Merigo, makes a return and bookies fancy his chances of repeating his earlier success this year, with current betting odds on this 11yr old gelding floating around 8′s across the board.

Merigo does well at Ayr, and just last month he won the Coca-Cola Handicap Chase (3m 1f) by a neck ahead of Bishops Heir, 4yrs Merigo’s junior.

Speaking of Junior, Scottish Grand National betting has very favourable odds of 14′s for this David Pipe trained 9yr old. Despite falling at the 2nd fence in last week’s Aintree Grand National, the Royal Ascot and Cheltenham Festival winner must be fanciable bet if he gets the nod to race.

7yr old, Portrait King, is bound to be heavily backed if declared. He easily won the Betfred Eider (4m 1f) in late February at Newcastle adding to his earlier truimph in the Punchestown Grand National Trial Handicap Chase (3m 4f).

From the rest of the field, I’d keep an eye out for Jonjo O’Neill trained, Galaxy Rock. Yet to refind his form from last year, he challenged well in both the Sky Bet Chase and the Tommy Shone Handicap Hurdle (both 3 milers). One feels the longer distance of the Scottish Grand National might prove to be in his favour.

Latest Ayr Scottish Grand National Betting Odds

Scottish Grand National Betting Odds

Harry The Viking	6	7	5	5
Portrait King	8	8	8	8
Merigo	7	17/2	7	8
Knockara Beau	10	10	9	10
Lie Forrit	12	10	12	12
Ikorodu Road	10	12	10	8
Junior	14	14	9	10
Quentin Collonges	12	14	12	14
West End Rocker	14	16	10	10
Fruity Orooney	16	20	12	14
Galaxy Rock	11	20	12	10

Scottish Grand National Betting Odds Last Updated: 18/04/2012 (Betting Odds Correct at Time of Writing)

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The Scottish Grand National is live on Channel 4 on Saturday, the 21st of April at 3.25pm.

The bookies favour the red half in the Liverpool v Everton betting stakes despite Liverpool having to field their third choice goalkeeper, Brad Jones, after both Reina and Doni suffered red cards in their last two matches.

It’s even more surprising that Kenny Dalglish’s are FA Cup betting favourites when you consider the form that Everton’s Nikica Jelavic is in at the moment (a 4 goal return in his last 4 matches played, the big striker looks very lethal in front of goal).

David Moyes is convinced that Jelavic is the key to unpick a nervous looking Liverpool defence. ““I do think he’s made a big difference… He’s given everybody the feeling that we can score goals. That was not the feeling at the start of the season.” Boyle Sports are offering 7/1 that Jelavic will score first in the Liverpool v Everton betting.

Despite Moyes’ confidence in the big Croatian, he must be concerned that on-loan Steven Pienaar is cup-tied and won’t feature for Everton against Liverpool. Pienaar has played some wonderful football since his return to the Goodison club and his absence will be sorely missed.

Liverpool have won the two previous derby meetings in the Premier League this season and must take something from their close 3-2 win over Blackburn mid-week. Andy Carroll bulleted home a 91st minute header to give the Reds their first victory in the Premier League since they beat Everton 3-0 way back in mid March.

Luis Suarez is Liverpool’s main threat up front and you can get odds of 13/2 from 118Bet that the diminutive Uruguayan will be the first on the scoresheet.

We don’t expect the Liverpool v Everton game to be a goalfest, here at FBO, more likely it’ll be a nervy affair and quite possibly the match will be decided on penalties… Making the stage seem set for Brad Jones to become a Liverpool legend. Paddy Power are offering odds of 9/1 that Liverpool will overcome Everton on penalties.

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Liverpool v Everton Betting Odds

Liverpool	8/5	7/5	6/4	6/4
Everton	9/5	15/8	15/8	9/5
Draw	9/4	9/4	9/4	9/4

Liverpool v Everton Betting Odds Last Updated: 12/04/2012 (Betting Odds Correct at Time of Writing)

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The Liverpool v Everton game is live on ESPN on Saturday, the 14th of April, KO 12.30pm.

Weather conditions have been dry on the lead-up to Aintree, however, expect scattered heavy showers on opening day. The Aintree Bowl also known as the Betfred Bowl Chase is raced over 3 miles & 1 furlong and nineteen fences stand between the Aintree Bowl betting entrants and a winners cheque for £84,405.

Last year’s Aintree Bowl winner, Nacarat runs once again, but the 11yr old has only won once so far this National Hunt season. That was at Kempton, in February, as he won the Racing Plus Chase (3m) after finishing strongly. His form might be improving as we come to the end of the season but poor winter finishes means Nacarat averages 10′s in the betting odds.

The Nicky Henderson trained, Riverside Theatre, 8yr old gelding is the bookies Aintree Bowl betting favourite. Riverside Theatre won the Cheltenham Ryanair Chase (2m 5f) last month as Barry Geraghty staved off the threat from Albertas Run ridden by A P McCoy.

This time around McCoy will ride Burton Port, who challenged well and showed strength to stay touch with the leaders in the Gold Cup (3m 2f 110y) and was outdone for class against Long Run in the Betfair Denman Chase (3m).

One horse, who has had an astounding start to 2012 is Hunt Ball. The Keiran Burke trained 7yr old takes a step up in class to run in the Grade One Aintree Bowl after registering 4 wins out of his last 5 races. He placed 2nd in that blip on an otherwise impressive racing cv.

However, the Aintree Bowl betting fancy at FBO is granted upon Medermit although he’s finished behind Riverside Theatre in the Betfair Ascot Chase (2m 5f 110y) and the Cheltenham Ryanair Chase (2m 5f) according to his trainer Alan King feels the horse has a better chance of crossing that finishing line first over the longer distances.

Latest Betfred Aintree Bowl Chase Betting Odds (Grade 1)

Aintree Bowl Betting Odds

Riverside Theatre	10/3	3	11/4	10/3
Burton Port	7/2	7/2	7/2	4
Medermit	9/2	9/2	4	9/2
Hunt Ball	5	5	6	11/2
What A Friend	10	10	10	8
Nacarat	10	10	8	9
Master Of The Hall	10	12	12	14
Diamond Harry	20	16	16	16
Carruthers	20	25	25	25
Follow The Plan	25	40	33	33
Roberto Goldback	33	40	33	33

Aintree Bowl Betting Odds Last Updated: 11/04/2012 (Betting Odds Correct at Time of Writing)

The Voice has trampled all over Britain’s Got Talent in the tv viewing figures, so much so, that Simon Cowell has been hitting the editing room in an attempt to give BGT a fighting chance.

The format of The Voice is simple… Entrants have one song to get the judges on-side in a blind audition. The judges cannot see who is singing and only when the judges hit a button does their chair turn and they get to see the act perform. If more than one judge likes an act, then it is with the contestant to choose who they’d like to mentor them for the next stage of the show.

From the two blind auditions shows, so far, 18 acts have made it through. There are two more blind autions before the show enters its second phase and that’s when betting on The Voice really begins to matter.

Current, The Voice, betting favourite is 17 year old, Belfast girl, Jessica Hammond who chose Jessie J after all four judges turned their chair during her blind audition. David Julien is close behind according to the bookies after he wowed judge Danny with his own song ‘Man That Can’t Be Moved’.

Personally, Vince Kidd has been the stand-out so far. Although Betfred disagree with my musical tastes as you can get betting odds of 20/1 from Betfred on Vince Kidd winning this singing competition.

For the latest betting odds on The Voice, then check out our dedicated The Voice betting 2012 page… It’s full of exclusive free bets and up-to-date odds on the contestants and judges chances of winning the tv show.

Fast forward almost eight decades and there is a real sense, if he gets the green light to race in the 2012 Grand National, Synchronised could become only the 2nd horse in history to claim a Gold Cup and Grand National double.

Currently, Synchronised is 2nd favourite in the ante-post Grand National betting – best bet of 10/1 from Stan James. If Synchronised is declared fit to race then expect those odds to be slashed quickly by the bookies.

The trio behind the decision, if the nine year old gelding races or not, is owner JP McManus, trainer Jonjo O’Neill and jockey A P McCoy. So far the omens look good for Synchronised who seems to have recovered well after his Gold Cup truimph.

After Grand National favourite, Prince De Beauchene pulled out, new favourite for the 4 mile 4 furlong course has been given over to the David Pipe trained Junior, who averages around 8′s across the board. Also keep an eye out for Seabass (current best bet of 16/1 from Bet Victor) who has won his last 3 races over the Winter season.

For the latest betting odds on the National, check out our dedicated ante-post Grand National betting 2012 page where you can also get our exclusive free bets on horse racing betting offers across both Flat racing and National Hunt racing.

This year, the smooth ballad singer will travel to Baku in Azerbaijan on the 26th of May as Britain’s entry for the 57th annual Eurovision Song Contest.

Engelbert and the UK’s entry is a ballad (would you expect anything else) called Love Will Set You Free. It’s a nice ballad, having listened to it several times, and Engelbert seems to transport us back to the 70′s with those smooth tunes.

Is it enough to win Eurovision though?

Well, it’s not got the bookies worried, as Engelbert Humperdinck is about 6th favourite in the Eurovision betting odds for 2012 (Stan James has sizeable odds of 16/1 on the UK entry).

Since the naughties, the UK has not favoured very well in Eurovision voting. In 2003, 2008 and 2010 the UK’s entries finished last in the competition. 2003 was so shocking we failed to score a single point with Jemini.

We’ve tried boybands (Blue in 2011), honoured musical song writers (Andrew Lloyd Webber in 2009) and even let the public decide our entry (Josh Dubovie in 2010)… Nothing has came close since 2002 when Jessica Garlick came 3rd.

Perhaps, it’s not such a bad idea to go retro to try and win the Eurovision once again. When you look back at the list of entrants from that period… Sandie Shaw, Cliff Richard, Lulu, The Shadows and Brotherhood of Man. We were never out of the top 4 in over a decade and won the competition 3 times and finished runners-up 5 times.

With stats like that, it’s worth taking a punt on ol’ Engelbert Humperdinck to win the Eurovision!

For nigh on two and a half years, Tiger Woods, has been battling inner-demons, his own golf swing and injury in his quest to win himself a golf tournament. However, those trophyless months, days and minutes were finally laid to rest last week as Tiger won the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Now, with the first Major tournament of the year looming, the bookies have opted for Tiger as favourite in the US Masters betting.

Golf betting punters would be delighted if Tiger Woods was to rekindle his affection for winning major golf tournaments but one win in thirty months of golf is hardly a healthy sign that Tiger is back! Yet, it’s still a win and he’s a lot closer to his former self than he’s been for a long period of time.

Augusta, will not be easy. Especially when Luke Donald has been playing favourably. Then you have Rory McIlroy, last years US Open winner and the bookies 2nd favourite, looking to finally bury the ghost of that awful last day collapse at Augusta.

Throw Phil Mickelson, Lee Westwood and Justin Rose into the mix and suddenly Tiger’s tag of favourite seems a bit premature, even if our hearts do cry out for the return of a resurgent Tiger to win the 2012 US Masters.

There’s been a ‘lot of pain‘ felt by Rangers supporters, since the club fell into administration, as skeleton after skeleton tumbled out of the closet. The top earners at Ibrox, that being the playing squad, all took wage cuts to stave off job losses and allow the club to function in some form of normality until at least the end of the season.

However, against the backdrop of all this financial mess there is the matter of an important Old Firm fixture still to played this weekend. Current Rangers v Celtic betting has The Hoops as hot favourites to win this game.

Neil Lennon witnessed his side lose to Kilmarnock last weekend in the Scottish League Cup final despite his team creating some of the best chances of the match only to be foiled by Killie’s inspirational keeper, Cammie Bell.

Celtic are on-course to win the Premier League this season, being 21pts better off than second-placed Rangers and Motherwell. There is also the possibility that Celtic could win the title at Ibrox this weekend if Motherwell fail to take anything from Kilmarnock and Celtic beat Rangers – that would really deflate Rangers’ season – and it would be payback for Celtic after their bitter rivals won the title in their own backyard back in 1999.

Despite Gary Hooper and Anthony Stokes failing to find the net at Hampden last weekend the pair are hot favourites to score first in the Rangers v Celtic betting odds. Hooper is best odds of 9/2 from Ladbrokes to score first while you can get odds of 6/1 from Betfred that Stokes will find the net first.

Rangers current form has been dismal, winning just 2 of their last 6 games, the stricken Govan club have crashed out of the Scottish Cup and are now in a fight with Motherwell to claim 2nd place in the SPL.

Ally McCoist has had to rely on youngsters to help fill the gaps in his injury depleted squad. Their is hope that key first team players Carlos Bocanegra, Dorin Goian, Steven Whittaker and possibly Kyle Lafferty can be fit to return ahead of the Rangers v Celtic betting.

David Healy looks to be Rangers’ best bet to open the scoring, you can get betting odds of 7/1 from Boylesports that he’ll put Rangers in front. Probably, a more realistic bet would be to back Sone Aluko as the first goalscorer (9/1 from Ladbrokes) as he has definitely been their best player by far over the last few months.

It’s difficult with most Old Firm games to predict the outcome, however, there seems to be extra flavour with this one coming up on Sunday. Celtic haven’t been beaten in the league since last November, which is why I’m going to tip a 2-1 win for the visitors which Ladbrokes offer betting odds of 10/1 on this eventuality.

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Rangers v Celtic Betting Odds

Celtic	1	1	1	10/11
Draw	12/5	23/10	12/5	13/5
Rangers	11/4	11/4	11/4	5/2

Rangers v Celtic Betting Odds Last Updated: 23/03/2011 (Betting Odds Correct at Time of Writing)

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