Is it fair that the team who wins the league does not win the title? The Guinness Premiership Playoff Final between league 'winners' Gloucester and Leicester may not be the right way to settle a league title but one Irish client didn't care as he bought Leicester's Performance at 63 for €20 (Win: 25 pts, Draw: 10 pts, Try: 15 pts, Conversion / Penalty / Drop Goal: 5 pts, Missed Penalty / Drop Goal: -5 pts, Yellow Card / Sin Bin: -5 pts, Red Card / Sending Off: -15 pts). The Tigers had stormed into a 22-6 lead by half time with three tries, two conversions and a penalty. Tuilagi and co continued the blitz in the second half, going over four more times to cement a whopping 145 make-up and €1,640 profit for the client. Bet you he will be on the same bet when Leicester take on Wasps this Sunday.

It must be nice when you're not invited to one golf event but end up going to another and winning it. That's what Lee Westwood did last weekend when he triumphed in the tongue-twisting Valle Romano Open de Andalucia. One client bought the Englishman on our Leaderboard Index at 11 for £50 (1st: 60 pts, 2nd: 40, 3rd: 30 and so on until 8th). Although the punter would not have been overly confident after Westwood's average first round of 72, the Ryder Cup hero looked different class as he turned it on to shoot 64, 65 and 67 to finish two shots clear and take his 17th tour title. This elegance from the Worksop boy delivered the client a £2,450 profit and Westwood his first win in nearly four years!

To say that the players in the Sheffield United v Wigan 'trapdoor' match last Saturday showed passion is the understatement of the year! One client obviously had no faith in their commitment as he sold bookings in the match at 54 for £5. Not a good move as the match saw some monstrous tackles, the size of which belonged on the set of an 'adult movie' rather than a football match. In total 8 players were booked and one was sent off for a second yellow to bring the final total of the bookings market to 105, leaving the bemused punter's pockets shy of £255.

Mr. T from London has a Warnock-like beef with the refereeing officials this week.. "'I bought the weekend's Bookings Bananas at 450 for £2. The bet got off to a good start with the Saints v Derby game yielding 6 bookings and the FA Trophy Final a further 4. So at 12 x 8 = 96 (bookings: 2pts, reds: 5pts) I only needed a further 3 bookings to be well in the money. Unfortunately the ref in the Bristol Rovers v Lincoln game appeared to have misplaced his cards after booking Nat Brown. There were a total of 34 fouls committed by 18 players after that, including 6 handballs. I was under the impression that a deliberate handball was an automatic booking? If it wasn't deliberate then it shouldn't be a free kick, should it? There were two players who each committed 3 fouls plus a handball and yet they still went uncarded! One of these actually committed 2 fouls in 2 minutes! Incredibly there was only one booking in this maelstrom and I went for a loss of £ 516. I've got it wrong many, many times but on this occasion I think I was robbed!".