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Originally posted by Adamjr91 View PostPlease do. . .
Let's say Coral offer you a £50 free bet when you sign up and bet £50 yourself.
So part 1:
Bet £50 at Coral at odds of say 2.50 on Barcelona to beat Atletico Madrid (6/4 in fractions but decimals is easier for this). Then you go to Betfair and you LAY Barcelona to beat Atletico Madrid at odds of say 2.53. There is also 5% commission at Betfair and the odds always are slightly worse at Betfair than bookies except rare occasions.
Now with this bet and made up odds, you will lose £2.12. But, now you have a free £50 stake not returned bet at Coral.
Part 2:
Use your £50 free bet at Coral at odds of around 5.00 (4/1). Say you lay the team at odds of 5.10 at Betfair too.
Now when I say laying the team at Betfair, you need to have money in your account to cover the liability. In this instance, you would require £162.38 in your Betfair account should the team WIN at the bookies. But if it won, you would get £200 at Coral, giving you a profit of £37.62.
You would also get £37.62 at Betfair if the team did fail to win and you lost at the bookies.
Then take off your £2.12 loss in part 1 to give you about £35 guaranteed profit on a £50 free bet.
It takes quite a bit to get your head round it and I probably haven't explained it very well but it is easy once you understand it.
There are calculators which tell you your profit and what amounts to bet at Betfair.
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Originally posted by PrinceNaz88 View PostYou use Betfair exchange and a bookie and make use of free bet offers.
Let's say Coral offer you a £50 free bet when you sign up and bet £50 yourself.
So part 1:
Bet £50 at Coral at odds of say 2.50 on Barcelona to beat Atletico Madrid (6/4 in fractions but decimals is easier for this). Then you go to Betfair and you LAY Barcelona to beat Atletico Madrid at odds of say 2.53. There is also 5% commission at Betfair and the odds always are slightly worse at Betfair than bookies except rare occasions.
Now with this bet and made up odds, you will lose £2.12. But, now you have a free £50 stake not returned bet at Coral.
Part 2:
Use your £50 free bet at Coral at odds of around 5.00 (4/1). Say you lay the team at odds of 5.10 at Betfair too.
Now when I say laying the team at Betfair, you need to have money in your account to cover the liability. In this instance, you would require £162.38 in your Betfair account should the team WIN at the bookies. But if it won, you would get £200 at Coral, giving you a profit of £37.62.
You would also get £37.62 at Betfair if the team did fail to win and you lost at the bookies.
Then take off your £2.12 loss in part 1 to give you about £35 guaranteed profit on a £50 free bet.
It takes quite a bit to get your head round it and I probably haven't explained it very well but it is easy once you understand it.
There are calculators which tell you your profit and what amounts to bet at Betfair.
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Originally posted by Patty Tanager View PostI get you. But there's not a lot of mileage in that. I think I've actually used up all the free bet offers already with numerous sites .
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Penalties
Come on Sevilla. Long live the curse
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PENALTIES.
course there are ways of 'guarenteed' money....but its not guarenteed, somebody still needs to win.
and most sites match your bet, and you have to deposit money.
Sky Bet is free. i put the 10a on Bradley > Pac, won £40.
I regretted it after, should of been £70, it was 7/1 for a UD, it was 4/1 to for a Bradley win, me duuuumb. oh well
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Why do players do that god awful stuttering ****? Ozil did it against Bayern and I knew he'd miss.
Having said that, the keeper was virtually in front of Cardozo when he took it
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