We are in store for a huge week of online betting action and we have plenty of fixed odds boosts and spread betting specials for you to check out in a busy week.

The below prices are indicative and may be subject to fluctuation

Please remember that unlike fixed odds betting, when spread betting losses can exceed deposits.

HORSE RACING – ROYAL ASCOT

One of the best weeks of the year is here for horse racing spread betting punters as Royal Ascot gets underway today. Arguably the most famous festival in the world of horse racing, the eyes of the world will be on Berkshire over the next week.

Three Group Ones are on the card today with the St James’s Palace Stakes a high-quality renewal with Field Of Dreams, Ruling Court and Henri Matisse aiming for glory.

Throughout the week, we will have plenty of boosted bets including enhanced multiples on some of the more popular favourites, so keep your eyes peeled.

In addition to that, we will have a full range of horse racing spread betting markets with festival specials sitting alongside our ever-popular Race Index markets.

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FOOTBALL – CLUB WORLD CUP

It is safe to say that the Club World Cup has drawn mixed reviews, but in the absence of other football (bar the Under 21 Euros) it is taking centre stage over the next few weeks. Chelsea got their campaign underway last night in a fairly low-key win over LAFC and Manchester City start theirs tomorrow as 1/28 favourites to beat Moroccan outfit Wydad Casablanca.

In the outright market it is PSG – 4-0 winners over Atletico Madrid in their opener – who are the 3/1 favourites, with Real Madrid at 9/2 and City chalked up at 5/1.

In our football spread betting markets, we have gone all out with plenty of Tournament Totals spreads alongside player spreads. You can trade Erling Haaland total goals at 4.2-4.6 whilst Harry Kane’s total can be bought or sold at 2.35-2.6.

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CRICKET – ENGLAND v INDIA

After despatching Zimbabwe with ease a few weeks ago, the English Test summer goes up a few gears with India in town for the first Test in a five-match series.

With a myriad of bowling injuries, England’s bowling attack may well be led by the ever-dependable Chris Woakes who is flourishing in his late-thirties. England have won 10 of the last 12 matches the Warwickshire seamer has featured in and he will be key at Headingley against a relatively inexperienced India side.

The Tourists – led by debutant captain Shubman Gill – are 9/5 to get their series off o the best possible start while England are the 8/13 favourites. With the weather set to be a scorcher, by Yorkshire standards anyway, the draw can be backed at 10/1.

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Please remember that unlike fixed odds betting, when spread betting losses can exceed deposits.