Gclub games illustrate the different types of sports betting. Many of us enjoy sports and to extra spice of exciting many put a wager and gamble. Some even go as far as gambling online and putting bets in online casino and sports gambling sites. For there are four other sports betting type to consider.
One: In play betting. Traditionally you would need to place a bet before the sporting events starts. In play betting allows you to bet during the sporting event. Whiles odds may shift and change during the event it is also an exciting way to play. Can that team get a last minute equalizer? A different kind of rush but also extremely dramatic.
Two: Exchange betting. Rather than betting on bookmakers odd this kind of betting matches you against another person who is betting the opposite bet to you. If you bet team A to win you will match up with somebody who bets team B to win.
Three: Fantasy sports betting. This is less of a live event betting and more of season long bet. Player setup their own fantasy team with their chosen players against another player’s team. Each week matches are played and results a based on the real sport player’s stats.
Four: Spread betting. This is particularly popular in America as many of the popular sports there fits well into this type. Spread betting allows players to bet on a score range such as in basketball; where the player may bet a team scoring 70-80 points in a match.
Score from the experts at Killer Infographics
Visual Communication - 60%
Design - 70%
Content/Script - 65%
Usability - 65%
65%
Final Grade
This infographic provides an overview of four kinds of sports betting. The list structure is very helpful to keep the betting formats separate. The subheads keep the copy organized, which helps the reader move through the infographic easily. Some specificity and concision within the list body could help the information become more understandable for a reader, especially one unfamiliar with the diverse betting types. The design itself relies on a (mostly) consistent illustration style, which provides some consistency for the reader. However, the stylistic choices seem a bit juvenile for the subject matter and target audience, not to mention it feels unaligned with the brand's logo, typography, and color palette. The illustrations throughout the infographic all reference sports, which is very helpful to keep the subject matter at the front of a reader's mind. However, since the focus here skews toward sports rather than the sports betting, further clarity in the spot illustrations could benefit the reader's knowledge gain. Overall, there's the structure for a helpful infographic here—it just needs a bit more refinement. We'd give this a D.
