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By:
jimmy two times
When: 15 Mar 10 14:31
your cousin sounds like a mug!
By:
2smiggy
When: 15 Mar 10 14:36
jimmy he won it !! 4 months ago went into bookies on a monday with 1k and by saturday left with 40k. obviously going home every evening lol. he backs horses and football. at 15 he had a 50 euro bet on 12 champions league matches including alot of draws that won him 24k
By:
the butterfly collector
When: 15 Mar 10 14:37
sounds risky to me mate and as the others are saying it all depends on whether you can afford to live and will be comfortable with yourself if it loses.
i remember in last rugby world cup quarter finals i was convinced aus would bt england at about 1.25 so put £250.
my insurance was that night all blacks were playing france after so told myself if england do win i will put about £1500 on all blacks that night at about 1.4 and get my losses back.
you can probably guess that aus won first game and french came back from about 10 pts behind to win the second.
now i tell myself if it looks to good to be true then it probably is.
gl whatever you decide to do
By:
a bitofinterest
When: 15 Mar 10 14:37
i think pp are only offering that to 1st time customers
By:
jimmy69
When: 15 Mar 10 14:38
So where did a 19yo get 1K from then...?
By:
Hearts.no1
When: 15 Mar 10 14:39
2smiggy 15 Mar 14:36
jimmy he won it !

^ for jimmy
By:
Alex69
When: 15 Mar 10 14:39
GL 2smiggy, although heaven knows why you chose to tell everyone on a chit-chat forum
By:
2smiggy
When: 15 Mar 10 14:40
jimmy through employment. he left school at 15 and worked since. we run a fairly big plant hire business. he just drives dumpers
By:
MrNibbs
When: 15 Mar 10 14:40
you still off the gambling dan ?

Yes Smiggy, still off it in a serious way. Will be having a few bets this week though for an interest.

:^0 addict
By:
2smiggy
When: 15 Mar 10 14:41
alex just looking for feedback as i am a bit nervous. chit chat a bit friendlier that the horse racing forum lol
By:
a bitofinterest
When: 15 Mar 10 14:42
to be on the safe side ring thommos premium line and see what he thinks will win
By:
jimmy69
When: 15 Mar 10 14:51
Sounds as though he'd be better off punting then Smiggy...
By:
Brodie
When: 15 Mar 10 14:54
have a look at it run smiggy.
At least know what type of thing you may be backing ;)

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=dunguib&search_type=&aq=f
By:
2smiggy
When: 15 Mar 10 14:55
jimmy he works little enough. most of the work we do is on the railway so mostly night work and you never know how much really. they ring or fax maybe a few days in advance. sometimes 25 machines, sometimes only 15.
By:
iamajambo
When: 15 Mar 10 14:57
The concensus is 'Don't do it',and I'm with that for most of the negatives posted above.If you leave it and it wins you'll be narked,but you're understandably nervous.Back it with a reduced stake,then you'll be a 'winner' either way.
By:
Tony Broke
When: 15 Mar 10 14:58
one of my beiigest bets horseracing-wise was also at cheltenham...on monsignor...i knew he would win before the race because ive never ever seen a horse in the paddock standing head and shoulders above his puny rivals, he lookede as tho he were thinking, 'u lot stand no chance.'
I hope u can wait til u see this horse in the paddock, then u may get the same feeling, or have u alreayd parted with your dosh?
By:
2smiggy
When: 15 Mar 10 15:02
not parted with my money yet tony. but the horse looks very comfortable every race.
By:
madsimon
When: 15 Mar 10 15:05
Just Do it -If you win it will give you a high and bragging rights on here and if you lose it will be a valuble lesson learnt at a young age
By:
2smiggy
When: 15 Mar 10 15:09
i never brag about winning. i honestly was just looking for feedback. as i said it is much friendlier here rather than horse racing forum.
By:
madsimon
When: 15 Mar 10 15:10
Trust me if it wins and you lump on in the manner intended you will be back on here!!
By:
Brodie
When: 15 Mar 10 15:12
I assume you've taken advantage of all the offers on opening new accounts that can offset some of the cost of the bet?
By:
2smiggy
When: 15 Mar 10 15:15
i will be back if he wins or loses lol . i take no joy out of if anyone losses a be. i will be**ed off if he wins though and i have nothing on him
By:
2smiggy
When: 15 Mar 10 15:17
who are doing offers brodie ? i have accounts with a few of the main bookmakers although i have got a new card in the last few months
By:
mr milk
When: 15 Mar 10 15:17
so the question in your initial post was rhetorical then?
By:
2smiggy
When: 15 Mar 10 15:20
not sure what you mean mr milk ? just alot of cash for me , only looking for feedback. i'm not mr winner or money tree off the football forum
By:
Brodie
When: 15 Mar 10 15:20
Betfred are doing a £100 bet on Dunguib's race ,money back in the form of a bet if your horse loses. £100 bet token back in your account by thursday.
Obviously you then back summat with him and lay it on here to free it up.
Theres a ones saved.
Existing customers can do it.
By:
Jimbo747
When: 15 Mar 10 15:21
Smarter to pyt £100 on at befred. At least if it loses, you'll get some of that back. And perhaps bet on an outsider at paddy power too.
By:
Brodie
When: 15 Mar 10 15:21
a oner*
By:
shergarburger
When: 15 Mar 10 15:21
have £100 with b'fred and if it loses they'll refund it as a free bet
By:
Jimbo747
When: 15 Mar 10 15:21
brodie beat me to it ;)
By:
shergarburger
When: 15 Mar 10 15:22
beaten a short head lol
By:
shergarburger
When: 15 Mar 10 15:22
3rd
By:
Brodie
When: 15 Mar 10 15:22
I was really looking forward to dunguib's race and dithering whether to back/lay him ,but the offers by betfred and paddy powers MUST be taken advantage of, imo.
By:
Over the last
When: 15 Mar 10 15:22
buddy if you're going to put down an amount that's your max (or above) you should be comfortable with the pick yourself, not relying on your cousin or us, you'll take the loss if it loses not us or him....likewise you'll take the winnings if it wins...
By:
nospamallowed
When: 15 Mar 10 15:23
superb horse and probably wins

why not just wait a couple of hurdles and if he is going well enough (very slight doubt about his jumping around here) back him at slightly shorter ir?
By:
Brodie
When: 15 Mar 10 15:23
;) :D
By:
nospamallowed
When: 15 Mar 10 15:23
yes the pp offer is good

or it would be if they would lay me more than a tenner ffs
By:
Brodie
When: 15 Mar 10 15:24
Eurosportbet.com are doing a £50 too ,but not sure if they are backed by another bookie.
By:
Brodie
When: 15 Mar 10 15:25
Oh no ,is that the limit for all nospam?
By:
mr milk
When: 15 Mar 10 15:26
all i mean is that you're asking for advice but sound like you're going to bet the 1500 regardless of what anyone says.
hope it wins for you. some good advice on here though, which is worth noting imo.
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