Getting the most out of the World Cup with Football Betting Apps

The arrival of the English summer normally means a time of joy as a bout of warmer weather settles in with the evenings getting longer and lighter. For football fans, however, it can be a time when their lives are turned upside down with an agonizing two and a half month wait until the football season starts again.

Fans of the Robins will know the feeling, especially after finishing ninth and possibly underperforming. The need to get back out to the County Ground and begin preparing for a promotion push is a great one for everyone connected to Swindon Town. Serious questions like whether winning League Two is a realistic target for the club are being asked but the answers will only come next season.

The good news though is there is a World Cup to pass the time over the summer. Football fans are treated to this distraction every four years and it certainly helps keep one’s mind off the lack of domestic action.

"[WC2014] Holland x Spain : 1" (CC BY-ND 2.0) by Crystian Cruz

A great way to get the most out of the action in Russia is to utilize one of the many football gambling apps on offer. This way, punters can enjoy all 64 games of the competition and get the most out of all the neutral fixtures by trying to call the action correctly. Should you decide that all 64 games are a bit much then you can enjoy one of the casino games on offer whilst you wait for your team to play again.

All of the sports betting apps have a casino option and it’s a superb way to wind down the time with a bit of roulette or blackjack. You won’t even have to step away from the comfort of your own home with the app. Load it onto your smartphone and off you go from the peaceful surroundings you chose to spend your summer holidays in.

With at least two weeks until football’s premier showpiece gets underway, punters can try one of the tennis betting apps available on show at the Gambling App Store. Roland Garros finishes four days before the World Cup starts and this is a great way to get acquainted with sports betting online. Whether you chose one from Betway, Paddy Power or Betfair, you will be treated to an array of entertainment and options with the very latest offerings from the tennis world. After Rafa Nadal won the Italian Open, he is the outright favourite on all sports betting apps to win the French Open.

"Rafael Nadal" (CC BY-SA 2.0) by Carine06

Every WTA and ATP Tour event is covered by these highly sophisticated tennis apps so, should you enjoy the thrill of betting on tennis, you can enjoy the rest of the season’s action as well. Punting on the tennis during a Grand Slam is very similar to a World Cup, with multiple fixtures taking place every day.

There’s so much to love with sports betting apps, from live in-play events to online casino games that provide just as much fun; you simply can’t go wrong. The Summer holidays aren’t looking nearly as dreary for fans of football and there is plenty to get stuck into over the next two months.