The Antidote

Aug 25, 2020 by Rob

It has been a tough year for Specials traders and ESC 2020 being cancelled was a real hammer blow. With the pandemic trying its best to wreak financial ruin, the good news is, the autumn is shaping up much more encouragingly.

We will have a shortened run of Strictly, rumoured to start on October 24, with the final possibly landing on December 19. Bruno will not form part of the judging panel, at least for the early part of the series, as he will remain in the US working as a judge on Dancing With The Stars.

It has been reported this week we will discover all the celebrities taking part before the end of August. Among the pro dancer line-up Kevin Clifton and AJ Pritchard have both departed the show.

The autumn 2020 tv betting subscription is officially open, for the value price of £50. It will be the usual format of subscribers receiving exclusive investment advice via email.

A Strictly pre-lives analysis will kick things off once the 2020 pairings are revealed. It will then be a case of trying to find the weekly elimination and highest scorer/lowest scorer value, with an ‘in-running’ email update sent on the Saturday evening immediately following the show.

Last year proved highly profitable for subscribers with Strictly investments achieving a record-breaking profit of +140pts, equating to an ROI of +97%. Kelvin Fletcher was advised to subscribers pre-lives at 9-1 and Emma Barton to be Top Female at 7-1. In terms of the weekly elimination markets, highlights included Catherine Tydlesley advised at 12-1 and Emma Weymouth at 6-1.

The Strictly analysis provided extends beyond the bottom line of profit/loss shown at the end of the season run, with trading advice offered throughout helping shape Betfair positions.

As well as Strictly analysis, the subscription will also cover SPOTY 2020 which is shaping up to be a fascinating affair, assuming it goes ahead. There will be a UK-based I’m A Celebrity… this year, rumoured to be filmed in North Wales and the aim will be to provide some pre-lives analysis of that too, once the line-up is revealed.

Sign up in the next 7 days (before September 1) and you will also receive Primetime Emmys 2020 (September 20) recommendations, and Mercury Music Prize 2020 (September 24) investment advice. We will also have Britain’s Got Talent this autumn but with the semi-finals being pre-recorded this one looks a non-starter.

This will be the 12th year of Strictly coverage and in terms of tv betting recommendations, since 2014 the site has now made a profit of +656.5pts to a 1pt level stake, equating to over a 100pt profit per year in the last 6 years.

Grab a piece of the action by clicking on the link below and hopefully the 2020 post-pandemic tv betting profits will start rolling in soon.