Betting is usually associated with two things: sports and games of chance (casino), although you could probably make an argument that investing in stock markets and financial products is also a form of gambling. However, punters are increasingly using their knowledge of events outside of the traditional betting sphere to make some profit. This could be anything from the Oscars to the color of the Queen’s hat at a royal wedding.
Crash, the 2006 Best Picture at the Oscars, is a good example of how entertainment buffs could use their insight to make a savvy bet. It was well-behind odds-on favorite Brokeback Mountain right up until a day or two before the 78th Oscars Ceremony, but Paul Haggis’ film took the prize despite being available at long odds just a few days previously.

June 12th, 2018
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By Aida Mounkes






