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Premier League betting continues to grow year after year, with millions of pounds bet across the world each weekend of the season. As one of the world’s most competitive football leagues, betting on the Premier League presents its own unique challenges to both novice and serious football bettors alike. Our detailed How To Bet On The Premier League guide will show you how to enhance your chances of making money betting on the top flight of English football this season. The English Premier League is the top tier of English football and is the most popular league to watch across the globe, regularly broadcasting to over 4 billion people worldwide.

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As such Premier League betting is also extremely popular with more Premier League bets placed each season than Germany's Bundesliga and Italy's Serie A combined. The Premier League, sometimes referred to as the EPL or English Premier League outside of the United Kingdom, consists of 20 teams who play each other twice over the course of one season, once at home and once away, meaning each side plays 38 Premier League games per season. The season typically runs from August through to May.

The team that finishes with the most points after 38 games become Premier League Champions. The two teams that finish in Second and Third place qualify for the most prestigious European club competition, the Champions League, the following season, with Fourth place earning a spot in the Champions League qualification round. Fifth place earns a spot in the second continental club competition, the Europa League, for the following season.

Depending on teams' success in the domestic as well as continental cup competitions throughout the season, teams who finish in Sixth and Seventh position can also qualify for a Europa League place. Winners of the English domestic cup competitions the FA Cup and the League Cup are guaranteed spots in the Europa League, but if the winner(s) of these Cups finish in the top four of the Premier League they enter the Champions League, and their Europa League spot(s) is given to the next highest-finishing team who is not already guaranteed a spot in a European competition. Positions 18, 19 and 20 make up what is known as the 'relegation zone'. The three sides who finish in these positions after their 38 games are relegated to the second tier of English football, currently known as The Championship. Their places are taken by the two teams who finish First and Second in the Championship that season, and the winners of the Championship Play-Offs, competed for by the four sides that finish 3The English Premier League was formed in 1992 after the clubs competing in the English First Division broke away from the Football League.

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This led to the Premier League operating one of the four professional English leagues and the Football League continuing to operate the other three. The top division became the Premier League, the second division became Football League Division One, the third Football League Division Two and the fourth Football League Division Three. Due to sponsorship, the Premier League football has had different titles since its inception.

It began life as the FA Premier League and was then known as the FA Carling Premiership from 1993/1994 until 2001. Barclaycard then became the top league's sponsor until 2004, then in 2007 the league was rebranded again and became known as the Barclays Premier League.   This name lasted until the 2016/2017 season when the league became known simply as the Premier League.  

Premiership football began life as a 24 team league. This was reduced to 20 for the 1994-1995 season and has remained with the same number of teams competing ever since.

Altogether, (as of the 2015/2016 season) there has been 47 teams who have spent at least one season playing Premiership football in England's top flight, and in total six teams have been crowned Premier League Champions. These are: Almost every side to have competed in the Premier League have been English-based, with Swansea City becoming the first non-English club to play Premier League football when they were promoted in 2011. They were joined by their Welsh rivals Cardiff City in 2013, but were relegated a season later.

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Understanding Premier League odds and the various betting markets available is important for maximising your chances of making money betting on the Premier League. Bookmakers offer odds on almost everything when it comes to Premier League football, with betting markets ranging from what we call outright bets (a bet that is placed on the outcome of a whole league or tournament) such as Title Winners and Top Four Finishers, to betting on individual Premier League games like Asian Handicaps and Both Teams To Score bets. Every bookmaker offers odds for each Premier League club to win the Premier League title. Commonly referred to as Premier League title odds, this market is available before and throughout the season. Most famously, Leicester City were 5001.00 to win the Premier League title before the 2015/2016 season began and indeed went on to become Premier League champions in one of the biggest Premier League shocks of all time. Reports suggest it cost British bookmakers £25 million, the biggest loss for bookies in British history on a single sports market. Odds to win the Premier League vary with different bookmakers.

To enhance your chances of making money betting on the Premier League, it's important to shop around for the best odds available on a given betting market. And Premier League outright winner betting is no different.