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gooley
04 Feb 11 13:25
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Anyone use them have a massive of markets on offer not interesting in the spread betting as too be honest not clued up on it but i take it betting on the fixed odds is the same as placing a normal bet

thanks guys

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gooley
When: 04 Feb 11 13:46
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By:
gooley
When: 04 Feb 11 15:17
just put a fixed odds bet on overton to beat couch in  2 ball and the bet has been placed but has a 'close bet' openConfused help
By:
toffee87
When: 04 Feb 11 15:27
it means you can close your bet out and lock in a profit if your bet looks like winning - the closing price odds are definately no value though so let it run
By:
gooley
When: 04 Feb 11 15:33
so almost like an open off laying off is this just up to the off and not in play cause doubt there would be must movement
By:
gooley
When: 04 Feb 11 15:35
ignore that one,

so you can lay off... is the only up to the event being off, wouldn't there be little movement if this is so
By:
toffee87
When: 04 Feb 11 15:36
you could back something at 6-1 and straight away you could lay it back at 7/2 which obviously you would not want to do but it is always available immediately - also available in play

its a bit sh!t to be honest - i wouldn't worry about it - if you have a decent bet you would always lay off on here if you are that way inclined
By:
gooley
When: 04 Feb 11 15:38
so if the market closes @8 (2balls in golf) and i just leave it then its as a normal bet ie win or lose
By:
toffee87
When: 04 Feb 11 15:42
yes
By:
gooley
When: 04 Feb 11 15:42
ok cheers toff
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