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Fallen Muppet. Lest we never forget
Yeah I thought they were pretty disappointing against a weaker team too.Bleedin Kosovo... I thought they'd have played much better and at least got a goal at home. Fecked me accumulator right up
Yeah I thought they were pretty disappointing against a weaker team too.Bleedin Kosovo... I thought they'd have played much better and at least got a goal at home. Fecked me accumulator right up
People should be educated about cashout.
The bookies have instigated cash out to prey on the unwary.
Last year it is estimated to gain the four main major uk bookmakers nearly 300 million pounds.
Punters should regard a bet as an asset, even when a bet is going against you, it still has an asset value, right up to time it cannot possibly win.
The cashout value of a bet offered by a bookmaker is mostly, anything from the asset value-10% up to -50%,in otherwords, cashout preys on the emotions a punter. Like selling your house or car for 10% to 50% less than the true value.
It is despicable tactic by bookmakers, but they get away with it, like they do with a lot of things which are equally disgusting.
People should be educated about cashout.
The bookies have instigated cash out to prey on the unwary.
Last year it is estimated to gain the four main major uk bookmakers nearly 300 million pounds.
Punters should regard a bet as an asset, even when a bet is going against you, it still has an asset value, right up to time it cannot possibly win.
The cashout value of a bet offered by a bookmaker is mostly, anything from the asset value-10% up to -50%,in otherwords, cashout preys on the emotions a punter. Like selling your house or car for 10% to 50% less than the true value.
It is despicable tactic by bookmakers, but they get away with it, like they do with a lot of things which are equally disgusting.
Would have won a 500 today on a 12 fold if not for one selection. That one selection being Serbia to beat Ukraine, which ended 2-2 with Ukraine equalising in the 93rd fecking minute.
Then there's that 0.001% of the time where a cash out is helpful. I cashed out today in the Serbia match in the 91st minute when Ukraine got a corner for £150 profit then a minute later Ukraine score.
Is it much different to the structuring of bets in the first place?People should be educated about cashout.
The bookies have instigated cash out to prey on the unwary.
Last year it is estimated to gain the four main major uk bookmakers nearly 300 million pounds.
Punters should regard a bet as an asset, even when a bet is going against you, it still has an asset value, right up to time it cannot possibly win.
The cashout value of a bet offered by a bookmaker is mostly, anything from the asset value-10% up to -50%,in otherwords, cashout preys on the emotions a punter. Like selling your house or car for 10% to 50% less than the true value.
It is despicable tactic by bookmakers, but they get away with it, like they do with a lot of things which are equally disgusting.
Is it much different to the structuring of bets in the first place?
If a bookie prices below the actual probability in each bet they take. The cashout is just a further layer to that. Just like sticking another team in an acca.
Although you may have a point with greater %s taken on cashouts.
Haaland injured in the warmups. We jinxed him lads
Incoming fails:
Small punt on Tsitsipas: he's more motivated and Nadal will end as nº1 this year even if he looses this competition. [Win] Position closed at the end of 1st set
Over 5.5 on Denmark's match [WIN] on the limit here
BTTS Romania - Sweden [FAIL] Despite home advantage, Sweden was simply better organized
Small punt on Bayern for EL match (possible trading) [FAIL] Bayern needed a strong start to balance the game against Valencia. Simply didn't happened and got battered.
Medvedev - Zverev: this game has potential for live arbing/trading [Win] Closed the position on the first set, but in hindsight it wasn't really necessary.
Olympiakos - Zalgiris: things are not good at Greece, so... [Win] position closed at the end of 2nd Quarter. Not a big profit, through, since Zalgiris advantage was very narrow.
Is anyone else stuck on Greece? I've put a very a quite decent sum after knowing Finland was already qualified. But greeks are playing so poorly...
I don't know much about them.
Are they the type of team that will play for pride in the last game at home knowing they can't qualify or just go through the motions?
Is anyone else stuck on Greece? I've put a very a quite decent sum after knowing Finland was already qualified. But greeks are playing so poorly...
I’d be surprised if Finland haven’t been drinking since they qualified. Was surely a huge party after the game with it being their first ever qualification.
I' want to place an online bet on Sancho moving to Chelsea in the summer transfer window, but I can't actually find it. Any help would be greatly appreciated
I’d be surprised if Finland haven’t been drinking since they qualified. Was surely a huge party after the game with it being their first ever qualification.
Greece odd was 2.41. I thought it had some value knowing Finland result. Now it's lower than 2.0 in a lot of bookies
Is anyone else stuck on Greece? I've put a very a quite decent sum after knowing Finland was already qualified. But greeks are playing so poorly...
yeah pretty big drop, I’ll try to find out what the players have done since the game. Finland aren’t that good anyway, if they’ve not trained or recovered properly since, Greece are probably still value at 2.0.
I went for over 2.5 goals, I think it's decent value considering both teams have pretty much nothing to play for. Could be an open game
Greece odd was 2.41. I thought it had some value knowing Finland result. Now it's lower than 2.0 in a lot of bookies
Came in! I was a bit worried when Finland scored with their first shot on target.
Did you go with it in the end?
I was on it already after checking Finland result and the schedule. Was also worried because Greece underperformed heavily on this qualifying.
Any thoughts on tonight's games anyone? Wales should beat Hungary shouldn't they?
When Sancho was a youth product at City, talk surfaced that he didn't like the area that is ManchesterWhy Chelsea though?
Japan played reserves, wasn't fixed.The Japan - Venezuela friendly is having very strange events. It looks like a fixed match.
I went with a small punt for over 5.5 after the 3-0. Probably going to fail, but worth the try.
Japan played reserves, wasn't fixed.
When Sancho was a youth product at City, talk surfaced that he didn't like the area that is Manchester
With Chelsea's transfer ban, they're currently an afterthought in the media. Therefore, I think the odds will be at its peak during this moment.
Sancho would presumably have Champions League football, be situated in the Capital he grew up
In the England set up, particularly the attacking trident, there's only one place for grabs as Sterling, and Kane are players of the highest calibre. Sancho's biggest competition right now is Rashford. Playing for a Chelsea side doing exceedingly well would be beneficial, as well as the coaching which could take his game to the next level.
Willian is a contender for Chelsea's best player thus far, and he plays on the right. He wouldn't have the expectation of having an immediate impact, giving him the opportunity to take his time to adapt. And his competition would be one that's gotten to the age where Chelsea reluctantly hand contracts the player in question wants. He would have that tangible pathway, quite different to his youthful competition at City (Sane, Sterling ,Silva)
The Japan - Venezuela friendly is having very strange events. It looks like a fixed match.
I went with a small punt for over 5.5 after the 3-0. Probably going to fail, but worth the try.
Going to risk a punt on Brazil - Korea over 3.5
Brazil pride is hurt and I think the players will want to prove something on this match.
interesting reasoningWhen Sancho was a youth product at City, talk surfaced that he didn't like the area that is Manchester
With Chelsea's transfer ban, they're currently an afterthought in the media. Therefore, I think the odds will be at its peak during this moment.
Sancho would presumably have Champions League football, be situated in the Capital he grew up
In the England set up, particularly the attacking trident, there's only one place for grabs as Sterling, and Kane are players of the highest calibre. Sancho's biggest competition right now is Rashford. Playing for a Chelsea side doing exceedingly well would be beneficial, as well as the coaching which could take his game to the next level.
Willian is a contender for Chelsea's best player thus far, and he plays on the right. He wouldn't have the expectation of having an immediate impact, giving him the opportunity to take his time to adapt. And his competition would be one that's gotten to the age where Chelsea reluctantly hand contracts the player in question wants. He would have that tangible pathway, quite different to his youthful competition at City (Sane, Sterling ,Silva)