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Thursday 06 August 2015 8:32 pm

Maximum excitement on the Premier League

By: Express KCS

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IT MUST be admitted that the 2014/15 Premier League season wasn’t a vintage campaign.

Chelsea waltzed to the title, while there wasn’t too much variation at the bottom of the table.

However, having a spread bet on a team’s points is the perfect way to make sure that excitement lasts throughout the whole campaign.

Arsenal have been disappointing in the league over the past few seasons – you have to go back to 03/04 for the last time they lifted the trophy.

But many are expecting them to deliver the goods this time around and Sporting Index have set their season points at 76.5-78.

For those that expect them to go very close then a buy will look attractive.

However, in the past five seasons the Gunners have only once registered a points haul over 75, which will obviously appeal to sellers.

The beauty of the points market is that you can pick any team you fancy to do better or worse than Sporting Index predict.

Reckon a team like Watford have what it takes to stay up? Then buying their points at 35.5 is a no brainer.

As with all spread bets there is the option to trade in and out as well.

So, if a team has a particularly difficult or easy start to the season, you can buy or sell their points and then trade out after that spell to lock in a profit, or reduce a loss.

Losses can exceed your initial deposit. Prices subject to fluctuation.

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