Paxton Dazo
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As it's on TV, you can bet on pretty much everything online..
Looking at OVER 3.5 goals @ 7/4.
Anyone else betting on it?
Looking at OVER 3.5 goals @ 7/4.
Anyone else betting on it?
Bets on Brighton v Woking.
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As it's on TV, you can bet on pretty much everything online..
Looking at OVER 3.5 goals @ 7/4.
Anyone else betting on it?
I'm pretty naive when it comes to understanding betting but why is it over 3.5 goals considering you can't get half a goal - why not a whole number ?
Paxton Dazo
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If it was "over 3 goals" & "under 3 goals" then you'd have to have a market for "exactly 3 goals".
"Over 3.5 goals" is 4 goals or MORE. "Under 3.5 goals" is 3 goals or LESS.
"Over 3.5 goals" is 4 goals or MORE. "Under 3.5 goals" is 3 goals or LESS.
Arthur
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Full spread market too
http://www.spreadex.com/Sports/#/tcl/1289838698286/PRICES|GROUP_ID=381589
Bookings could be a buy. Who is reffing tomorrow? Anyone know?
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
MIght be worth lumping on Woking if Gus is playing the ressies again.
I might have the betting site primed and ready for as soon as I hear the team news. If I can get 5/1 on Woking or more then I'm ALL OVER that.
I might have the betting site primed and ready for as soon as I hear the team news. If I can get 5/1 on Woking or more then I'm ALL OVER that.
Paxton Dazo
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9/2 Woking in-shop, 5/1 online.
Arthur how does that all work?
Arthur how does that all work?
Arthur
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Depends which market you are talking about, all of them work on the same theory though. A bit like the stock market you have a buy price and a sell price if you think the market is going to perform worse than the predicted price then you'd sell if you think it's going to do better then you'd buy.
So for the goals it's 2.8 - 3 so if you thought they'd be more than 3 goals then you'd buy at 3. Other wise you'd sell at 2.8.
So say it's 0-0 and you've sold at 2.8 at £50 point you'd win £50 X 2.8 so £140. However if it finished 3-2 the markup would be 2.2 in the negative you'd lose £50 X 2.2 £110.
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Paxton Dazo
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Arthur
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Yes indeed, obviously you adjust the stake to whatever you like and you can setup max loss cut off points however it's done in running so obviously some markets can change for the better but also for the worse.
I tend to stick on bookings, corners, goals and supremacy on football.
Cricket is the most dangerous sport, an opening batsman runs will normally start at around 50 or 60. Obviously they can quite often get nowhere near that and often they can go on and score hundreds.
I hope this is tongue in cheek. It's clear that a) he didn't play the ressies in the last game and b) it's the players attitudes that was the problem, not the players per se in the first match.
Really? Have you had any shockers on the spreads before? On the Ashes for example...?
Woking 11/2 looks massive value, doesn't it?
Arthur
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I have a feeling we'll go all out to spank them and win back some momentum for the league.
El Abd or Bennett to score at any time please.