Australian Mens Open  - Rafeal Nadal is a big price and if he retains his champion desire must be in with a shout.

Womens Open – New sensation Petra Kvitova.

Lay Ivory Coast – this is there last chance for the present players to fulfil there true potential and it is not going to happen.

Back – Ghana, Senegal and Morocco to win it.

Have each way bets for top goal scorer P.E Aubameyang and A. Ayew. Both are big prices and both are in form.

At Corals you will have a bet to die for. Birmingham v Doncaster first goal scorer will give you last scorer as well! So, since Doncaster are missing 2 key players you have to bet Birmingham to provide the first goal scorers. I’ve got Woods 9/2, Burke 7/1 and Beausanjour 10/1 to do the honours. For a twin bet that is too tasty to refuse.

King George VI Chase will be very competitive and with something to prove Captain Chris must be the value bet at 8/1.

Captain Chris loves Kempton.

Bristol City to beat Middlebrough – Draw no bet 10/11.

Leeds United to beat Millwall – 1/1,

Leicester to beat Hull – 13/8.

Ian Harte to score anytime in the Blackpool v Reading - 11/2.

Ashley Young to be first goal scorer when Man Utd play Aston Villa – 8/1.

Arsenal to beat Wigan - 8/13.

Swansea to beat Blackburn 12/5.

Stevenage to beat Stourbridge 2 – 0 - 7/1, 3 – 0 – 11/1, 4 – 0 – 22/1.

Gateshead to draw with Tamworth 5/2.

Im A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here 2011 – it is clear that laying Mark Wright is the sensible bet. The producers do not want another early favourite winning this as it will spoil the viewing figures and at 2/1 he must be a lay.

Pat Sharp 14/1 and Willie Carson 14/1 as a combined item (13/2) is a more appealing bet.

Since a woman won it last year, maybe, it is the men turn but taking 1/4 is so short that backing a female winning it this year at 11/4 is the safer option when added to the two gentle men and laying the early favourite.

Back the draw at 33/1! This could be a very changeable fight and a draw is the fun bet. You could consider laying the ‘PacMan’ but he is more likely to win than lose, but if Marquez does step up his game he could make it very tight and a draw maybe the safest option for the judges.

Tyson Fury in 5, 6, or 7 (all at least 10/1 so works out as 3.6666 ) maybe the most interesting bet in the Tyson Fury v Neven Pajkic. It maybe a boxing match but compared to the Manny Pacquiao v Juan Manual Marquez it is like comparing bread pudding to a black forest gateau it is a pudding but not in the same class or complexity.

Marcus Collins is a good bet at 13/2 for the X-Factor.

Still sticking with Russell Grant to create a massive upset at 25/1.

The double would work out as a stupendous 194/1 double or for a £5 you would get £975 back.

Still very early but laying the early favourites is always a good start in reality TV contest.

Therefore, laying the joint favourites Harry Judd and Aliona, and, Jason Donovan and Kristina maybe risky but gives great r=trading options.

Back Russell Grant and Flavia for trading purposes. He is fun and is this years John Sergeant.

The tournament sensations Wales are a worthy sporting bet to win the Rugby World Cup. It is a big ask and they must beat France which they are  10/11 to do!

Australia will give New Zealand a battle and therefore watch, DON’T BET!