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Have I got this right: Example: Place £10 ew on Vicente. BET 365 will refund you £10 but your original bet stands as placed?

Nothing, but you run a chance of that being your last Bet 365 invite to a risk free bet!

Ah! Well done :)

I'm trying to work out where you get to £315 profit!

Probably the same here. But how did ArfurW8 get different returns on backing the draw? Surely the draw is at a set price whether it's 0-0 or 4-4? Edit: No worries, I was being a bit dense. 0-0 would mean your pre-match bet was down hence the £50 difference in returns!

Did +0.5 Goals £50 1/25 and Messi to score anytime 6/5 £50 in play. Out of all the players to not score a goal!! Damn you Messi!!

On Ladbrokes: No Goal 12/1 0-0 14/1 Man C v Barcelona Am I mad or isn't that the same thing?

In the above scenario you would lose your pre game Bet 365 stake because no goals have been scored. But as you say the Ladbrokes and inplay bet pays out.

Did £30 on over 0.5 today in Stoke v Man U and as soon as they kicked off (within 20 seconds!) did £30 on over 2.5 to double my money. Currently 1-1! Need another from somewhere :lol:

Yeah that would make sense. If you hit the jackpot then it's a great bet with minimal risk.

Rather than opening an account do the same Under 0.5 with Bet 365 at 10/1? Jeez, this is getting complicated lol

from them.... Place a pre-match bet on the Stoke v Chelsea game and we will give you a risk free In-Play bet to the same stake on the big match. To qualify for your risk free In-Play bet, simply place a bet before kick-off, then once the game starts place another bet on any In-Play market. If...

Right, I have bitten :lol: I have placed £40 on Stoke v Chelsea (Alternative Goals Over 0.5) 1/20 My in-play bet will be 2 or 3 goals Total goals in match (currently 20/21) so I will place £40 on that. So as long as a goal is scored in my first bet, the second bet is risk free. Have I got...

Maybe I'm missing something, but taking your example if the score is 1-0 or 0-1 then you have lost £50!