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    We are really looking to push the forum in the coming weeks and to do so we will need your help.

    If you are looking to start posting your own tips via our forum then please read below for a few points.

    • When a new post is made within a thread it moves to the top of the forum so unless completely necessary (a new subject) please try not to make a new thread every day or for each and every tip.
    • If you plan on presenting tips regularly then please start a topic with the intention of updating, name accordingly (if your tips focus on a particular market state it in the tile, if they are all Japanese J-League tips make it obvious) and track figures, state your starting balance and any units associated with each tip, updating this balance/units will enable visitors to gauge how successful you are and decide whether or not to follow you.
    • Use the HTML tags available to you to help with presentation and structure. see below for examples on how to use the most important.

      Add links to your posts using the link tag Link Text Here and create this link Bet365
      Create preformated text using
      
                                            , this is great for splitting/defining your tips from the rest of the post
                                            
      TIP 1Short write-up about the tip selection

      Use to italicise text, used for presentation.

      Use the strong tag to bold your words TIP 1 @ 1.50 odds = TIP 1 @ 1.50 odds

      The font tag is useful for marking your tips as won or lost

      Winning Tip = Winning Tip
      Loosing Tip = Losing Tip

      The is useful for marking off old or inaccurate date for example: The match is to be played at 14:00 today tomorrow due to a waterlogged pitch.

      Create lists using

        and
      • for unordered, bullet point style

                                                
        • First Match
        • Second Match

        or

          and
        1. for lists which are numbered

                                                  
          1. First Match
          2. Second Match

      TO BE CONTINUED…..

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