Jamie Casey

Professional Background

A former sports editor of The Irish Post, Jamie eventually settled into the betting industry via Sky Bet where he was a ghost writer for a number of television pundits and tipsters. He also headed up the Unibet Blog before leading the news team at Gambling.com for several years.

So far, his biggest success story as a tipster is predicting the exact outcome of the Euro 2020 final in one article – correct score (1-1), England HT Draw FT and Italy to win on penalties. Unfortunately, not many people actually read that particular piece!

Expertise and Contributions

Jamie contributes news and betting tips on Freebets, as well as casting an eye over our bookmaker and online casino review pages.

With years of experience on Gambling.com, he brings exceptional knowledge of the industry into our content to help readers find the best betting offers and casino bonuses.

Personal Interests

GAA is Jamie’s biggest passion but when he’s not betting on Gaelic games he’s following the League of Ireland, Premier League and international football with keen interest.

An avid fan of live music and music in general, Jamie can usually be found lurking around at heavy metal concerts and various other types of rock gigs around Ireland.

Jamie’s Top Tips for Sports Betting

  1. Play free-to-play games to earn free bets

I’m a sucker for a free-to-play prediction game but they’re also a really handy way to earn free bets with no deposit. Granted, the free bet values can often be small, but what bettor doesn’t get a thrill out of turning a £1 free bet into a 20/1 winning acca? My advice is to enter several free bet games every week, claim your free bets as they come and use them shrewdly.

  • Shop for the best odds

I’ve never been the type of punter who sticks religiously to one bookmaker, so I’ve always found odds comparison tools very useful when I’m researching a bet. Over time, you can accumulate an ample number of betting accounts and whichever bookie has the best odds will usually get my custom.

  • Don’t bet more than you can afford to lose

Thankfully, responsible gambling messaging is widespread in the industry now, but it’s still wise to take stock of your gambling habits regularly even if you don’t feel like you have a problem. If you like a flutter but you also find yourself struggling to make ends meet month-to-month, then it’s time to re-assess how much you’re depositing into your accounts. Don’t be afraid to use safer gambling tools to stay in control.


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