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Sports betting is not just about who will win and who will lose a particular event. In fact, the outcome ♣ of the overall event is completely irrelevant when wagering on many proposition bets such as the yellow and red cards/total ♣ bookings markets. Wagering on yellow and red cards might not seem like an obvious bet choice to new punters, but it ♣ is a very popular market amongst more seasoned bettors. This is because the statistics are easy to research, and rules ♣ are straightforward. This gives the bettor more of a sense that they are making an informed decision based on data rather ♣ than just going on gut instinct. Of all the stats-friendly markets, betting on cards is one of the easiest for ♣ punters to quickly get up to speed on. Those looking to become knowledgeable about a particular market can easily find stats ♣ or keep their own records of cards issued in their league of choice, or even across multiple leagues. By delving ♣ deep into these niche markets, it can sometimes be easier to find high-value bets. So let’s take a closer look at ♣ the choices available in the bookings market. First Bookings There are several ways in which you can bet on yellow and red ♣ cards. The first, and most simple, way is to bet on which team will receive the first booking in the ♣ match. The odds for each team to be booked first are usually quite close to EVENS in this market, while the ♣ odds for no booking at all are typically quite high, often as much as 16/1 such is the rarity of ♣ this occurrence. You can find all betting odds explained in our handy guide. A much harder bet to predict is which ♣ player will be booked first, but there are plenty of hot-headed characters out there who attract action in this market. This ♣ bet can also be attractive if there is a big derby game involving a player with a feisty reputation. In ♣ such a situation, the next bet types could also come into play. Team To Have A Player Sent Off Bettors who feel ♣ that a particular game might get a bit heated could be tempted to delve into this market. Just predict if ♣ a team will have a player sent off at any point in the encounter. The price you are offered could be ♣ affected by many factors such as the team’s reputation, their previous dismissal record and which team they are facing. A Specific ♣ Player To Be Sent Off Much like the previous bet but you must name the player who you think is going ♣ to see red. Certain players are more likely to get sent off than others and certain games can produce more ♣ reds than others. Identifying the teams, players and head-to-head encounters that are more likely to draw a dismissal is the key ♣ to finding value in this market. Of the players still active in the game, Real Madrid’s Sergio Ramos holds the record ♣ for the highest number of red cards received with a total of 23 accumulated over a 16 year period. But remarkably, ♣ he has never been sent off while playing for the Spanish national team despite making 149 appearances. Having said that, Ramos ♣ still has a long way to go to match the record of 46 red cards picked up by retired Colombian ♣ defensive midfielder Gerardo Bedoya. The hot-headed former Millonarios and Santa Fe man was once suspended for 15 matches for violent conduct ♣ following an incident in the Bogota derby. Total Booking Points This market is appealing to regular punters because there is no requirement ♣ to predict the exact player or team to which the cards will be issued. Wagers are simply placed according to the ♣ overall number of booking points that will be accumulated in the game. To bet in this market you need to understand ♣ the booking points system. All bookmakers use a points system to allocate values to the cards. For example, at 888sport, the ♣ following point are allocated bookings: Yellow card = 10 points Red card = 25 points Two yellow cards leading to a red = ♣ 35 points This makes it easy for bettors to understand and allows markets to be set at certain benchmarks. Here are ♣ a few bets that you may be offered in this market: Over 3.5 booking points Under 3.5 booking points Home team Under 1.5 ♣ booking points Home team Over 1.5 booking points Home team Under 1.5 booking points Home team Over 1.5 booking points So, for the Premier ♣ League match between Arsenal and Newcastle in December, 888sport were offering 5/4 for under 3.5 cards and 11/20 for over ♣ 3.5 cards. However, Arsenal were 6/4 to receive over 1.5 points, while Newcastle were 1/2 in the same market, suggesting that ♣ visitors were expected to take up more space in the referee's book. Handicap Cards Betting Handicap betting on cards works the same ♣ as in any other soccer handicap market. The bookmaker will give one side an advantage or head start over the ♣ other in order to balance any perceived bias between the two. A team with a -1 handicap would have to receive ♣ one booking point just to draw level with the other team who would start with a +1 handicap. If the ♣ first team received two more booking points than the second, the handicap bet would win. But if they received the same ♣ or fewer points, the second team would win. If the first team received one more point, the points would be ♣ equal when the handicap is applied resulting in a push result and stakes would be returned. The push scenario can be ♣ avoided with fractional handicaps. So, one team might have a -0.5 handicap and the other a +0.5. In this situation, ♣ a push is not possible as one team would always have the edge over the other. For example, if the first ♣ team (-0.5) gets one more card than the second team (+0.5) they would have a half point advantage and would ♣ the bet would. But if they have the same or fewer points, they would lose once the handicap is applied. Crunching ♣ The Numbers You can look at stats to help you make a decision. For example, with 18 games played this season, ♣ all of Brighton and Hove Albion’s away matches had produced 3.5 booking points or less, while 77.8% of West Ham’s ♣ away games had produced that number or higher. It is also worth noting that some match referees tend to give out ♣ more yellow cards per game than others, while some hand out fewer yellows but are more likely to show red. These ♣ kind of discrepancies can be used to help you make your final decision. So it is important to check which ♣ man in black will be taking charge of a game before placing any bets. 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