#BettingPeople: CRAIG EDWARDS
#BettingPeople: Craig Edwards became a snooker professional at the age of 19 and was rated in the Top 64 in the world. At that time he played alongside all the greats from the 1980s and was only narrowly beaten 5-4 by Steve Davis after leading 4-3 in a major. He now bets successfully on golf and snooker, also running a tipping service that has proven very profitable. In this interview, he talks about his snooker career and his strategy on betting.

CRAIG EDWARDS (part 1 of 4)
Craig talks about his days playing snooker professionally and has some tales to tell regarding Alex Higgins and Steve Davis. He talks about the life of a journeyman snooker pro and how it was intertwined with copious gambling.
CRAIG EDWARDS (part 2 of 4)
Craig talks about snooker betting, his strategy and what he sees as his edge beating the bookies betting on it. He discusses how the game has changed since the halcyon days of the 1980’s when players were household names.
CRAIG EDWARDS (part 3 of 4)
Craig talks about golf betting, how there are certainly golfers for courses, how you can spot when a player is outperforming their price, betting in running, and players that are comfortable coasting to a place and therefore good value to bet for a place.
CRAIG EDWARDS (part 4 of 4)
Craig talks about getting on, the sustainability of betting the mistakes priced on Sunday and Monday, losing runs, staking, if he could still make it pay betting only on a Wednesday, and the future for gold betting and personally.


