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CORNER BETTING STRATEGY

Corners Betting Strategy and Guide Corners Betting Strategy and how to determine the result Lord of Football - The New Game in 2014 Number of corners is another market people can place a bet on the football betting world. There are various types of corners market, the most popular one is Over/Under. Most betting companies set their median on Over/Under 9.5 corners as the main type of corner betting. Also, they offer “Corner Bands”, “Corner Handicap” and “Corners Odd or Even” which it has a better return in your investment

. Here are the strategies and observation that should help your decision making: a. The Team Playing Style A team who often rely on the wingers to attack heavily, the chance of winning a corner increased significantly. In 2013/14 season, from English Premier League, most corners won by Liverpool, then it was Tottenham and Manchester United. Players like C.ronaldo,hazard,Stuart Downing, Aaron Lennon, Gareth Bale and Ashley Young e .t.c was an good example of wingers that would win corners for the club. b Strong Team vs Strong Team Normally, when stronger team face each other, they tend to play slightly in a defensive style. Corners do not exceed more than 10 on average. Therefore, Under 9.5 corners would be something good to bear in your mind. c Difference between a team plays at Home and Away Most of the team tends to play attacking style when they play at Home in front of their supporters, therefore, the Home team tends to win more corners. But, that may not be the case always! Take Norwich City for example, the only club that actually won more corners in their Away matches than at Home! Likewise for Swansea City and QPR, their number of corners from their away matches won was not far compare to home matches. Suggestion – newly promoted side playing away, should bet on corners Over 9.5 Weak Team play away against Strong Team In theory, the bottom 3 in the league plays against the top 3 in the league in 2013/14 season of the Premier League, that’s 9 matches in total between the 6 teams, there were only 2 matches produced less than 10 corners per match! Suggestion – When weak team plays away at a Strong Team, should bet on corners Over 9.5. e Team that Cannot Scores This one is slightly harder to predict. You would have to follow a team that struggling to score goals, but yet they are a good attacking team. Then you should bet on Over 9.5 corners. If a team that had no attacking power, then they likely will produce fewer corners. Hence Under 9.5 corners will likely be the final outcome. f. Fighting for Survival or Winning the Title Teams that desperately need to play Gung Ho style for survival against a team that chasing the league title, there will be a lot of corners to be produced. Take the last game of the English Premier League 2011/12 season when Manchester City vs QPR, 19 corners where produced in this match alone! Suggestion – Over 9.5 corners with Odds tend to below 1.80 (4/5) g Observed the Odds on Over/Under on Corners market Often, people will just look at Over and Under market by determine the odds on which side tend to be more favorite On corners market, that is not the case! It depends on weather conditions too! Take Portuguese Premier Division for example, I personally watch one match online, it was Nacional vs Sporting Braga, the rain was bucketing down, players were just sliding about with goalkeeper couldn’t even see a thing! There were 26 corners produced in the full-time result. Suggestion – Keep an eye on the in-play live streaming on any matches that weather condition seem to be very poor! In-play on corners market, you could easily find the odds very attractive, sometimes [20/1] for 7 more corners with 20 minutes to go in the match. All suggestion above had been given from Hong Kong Football Punters which I translate into English to share the secret with you all! Hope you can utilize the information from above to make some profit! I certainly had made profit from Corners Market!


When you're betting on football, corners may seem like one of the least dynamic markets available. In fact, it is a highly strategic market with interesting options available both pre-match and in-play.

Betting on corners before a match can be risky business, because it not only means predicting the tactics of both teams, but also the amount of pressure one (or both) will be under, and, to a certain extent, the tempo of the game. It does, however, have its rewards.

During a match, odds remain below or very close to evens, but they can jump to as high as 2/1 before kick off. Take the Championship match between Watford and Brighton scheduled for 28th October 2013. Even with two quick, passing sides, betting on 0-9 corners with Coral gave odds of 6/4. Given the tactics of the teams and the likelihood of a close-fought midfield battle, these were surprisingly good odds.

If your football betting strategy relies on larger odds and bigger risks, you should consider pairing the corners market with cards - some bookies were offering 4/1 on under 10 corners and under 4 cards in this fixture.

You can also boost your pre-match odds by betting on the time of corners. Bookies like Coral often allow you to call whether a team will win a corner in various 10-15 minute blocks, at odds of up to 5/1. This can be particularly valuable if you know that a team is a fast starter, for example.

A similar level of tactical knowledge is incredibly valuable if you prefer football betting in-play. Monitoring a team's style of play and how it shifts in response to the opposition's strategy and changes in the match can help you to catch the bookies out.

A good example of this is Chelsea's home victory over Manchester City on Sunday 27th October 2013. At the end of a pulsating first half, there were seven corners as both sides sought to exert dominance. The trend continued into the second half as Manchester City quickly won the game's eighth corner and, subsequently, took the match to 1-1. With bookies favouring total corners over 12 or 13 in the in-play corners market, and the teams fired up, taking the odds-on shout seemed like the right thing to do.

However, watching for just five more minutes would have revealed a change in style and pace. Both teams were more cautious, more reluctant to lose the game, and valued holding the ball at the edge of the area for players like Yaya Toure to do damage, or waiting for quick balls to Torres or Aguero, rather than running to the line and trying to pump in crosses. So the tactically astute could have taken corners as low as under 10 and still received odds of more than evens.

For the more statistically minded, the usual pressure points at either end of a half, and particularly at the end of a match, provide fertile times to bet on the timing of a corner. They also create a convenient mid-half lull in which you can assess strategy and make the most sensible over/under call.

Playing the corners markets this way can provide a useful, and far less risky supplement to big ticket markets like next goalscorer, so head on over to Coral football betting to check it out.


A special trend in recent years was the ever growing popularity of corner bets, even though some say it’s a rather unpredictable area and it is better to avoid it if you want to make some money in football betting. We disagree with this, and maybe you will too, once you fully grasp why corners are so tricky. First of all, remember how a corner is awarded and what the actual distance between the player who executes the kick and the rest of the players in the penalty area is. But the bookmakers, for example, bet365 always offer a multitude of offers for the corner market, which should be pretty easy to understand; if not, keep on reading.

Here statistics don’t count as much as in other types of special bets, but you still can’t touch this area if you do not know the so called “first eleven” of the team you’re going to bet on before the game. You can only predict the corners if the players stay in the starting eleven for a certain amount of time and you’ve researched previous games down to a T; also, as funny as you might find it, the weather reports will also come in handy, especially when the trajectory of the ball might be changed after the corner kick on a windy day. You could check our predictions here.

Before we start on the types of corner markets you should know that the number of possible corners in the next games will only be partially connected with the number of corners in the previous ones. Most bookies treat them as rather random events and they may not happen in the same amount anytime soon; let’s take the Bayern Munich vs. Barcelona two legged Champions League semifinal 2012-2013 as an example. In the first leg Bayern had a total of 11 corners while Barcelona only had 4; in the second leg Bayern Munich had no corners at all, while Barca was still awarded 4 corners. This brings us to the markets most bookies will offer you for corners:

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Total corners: this is the easiest type of bet as you can guess the total number of corners awarded for both teams during regular time. The bookies usually give you a line and you have to see if your prediction fits their suppositions.
Corner handicap: offers you the possibility to bet on which team you think will have the most corners taking the small handicap set by the bookies into account. The team with a “-” in front of the handicap will be set as the clear favorite and will have to be awarded more corners than the original deficit in order for you to win the bet.
Team with most corners: this market is as easy as it sounds, you just have to bet on the team you think will have the most corners during the match and the bookmakers offer you three types of outcome: Home Team, Away Team or Tie.
X-Corners: this market is mostly used in fixed odds or spread betting markets. The bookmaker calculates the totals by simply multiplying the number of corners won by the home team with the ones won by the away team. For example if Bayern plays against Hoffenheim and has 6 corners and Hoffenheim has 5, the total on the market would be 6 x 5 = 30 corners.
First/Last match corner: provided you know the statistics, you could bet on which team might be awarded the first or the last corner kick of the match. There might be occasions and matches in which corners are executed in literally the last seconds of the extra time and after the kick the whistle is blown and no one will ever know what the outcome of that kick might have been.
Odd/Even corners: just as the name suggests, it’s to predict whether the number of corners during a match will be an odd or an even one; the corners awarded for both teams count towards the end result.
The bet on corners is a rather popular market especially for live betting, or when a live stream match gathers a rather large interest. You receive a really good return of your investment and should you start betting small amounts of your bankroll on corners you could soon end up being one of the professionals and then share your knowledge with others. Do not forget that if statistics show you that a team has little or no attacking power, the probability of them being awarded corners is really small.

Seeing as the bookies, which are listed on our site, like Ladbrokes can diversify their corner markets on the day of the game, you should check your bookie before placing a definite wager and you’ll have more opportunities to either increase your bankroll or become an experienced punter. Who’s to say you can’t do both?