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Laying 0-0s going for a multiple? thoughts?????
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laying 0-0s yes, miltiple no. prob over 0.5 market as you wont be able to lay much with a tenner. or split your bank to 3 and do over 1.5 in a few games
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If you are laying nil all's here is some advice, stay away from french championnat, and whatever you do dont ever lay a 0-0 in the league of Ireland or the Irish league. Good luck
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cheers, got to £580 of a tenner before but cant remember how i started! ill go for backing over 0.5 i think
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i find Argentina is bad for laying 0-0, along with greek, some italian
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nearly every league been mentioned so far
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Guys, what do u mean by laying 0-0 ?
Is it back draw to win and lay draw to loose? |
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or lay the correct score 0-0?
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Laying 0-0 means you are betting against it being 0-0.
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you will need to have a bigger bank than 10 pound tho if your laying 0-0
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You need to take risks early and go all in a couple of times in a row on even money shots or similar.
Get up to around the £40-£50 mark and then you can be more selective. |
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gav32 27 Mar 12 15:28
you will need to have a bigger bank than 10 pound tho if your laying 0-0 He can put his £10 on over 0.5 goals instead which is effectively the same as laying 0-0. |
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yeah you can but you win pence rather than pounds , and would take ages to build, would need alot of discipline to keep post bets for very little reward
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good idea. checked the results on livescore.com just now show some potential return.
Thanks guys. |
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If your pledge is to only ever deposit £10 and if you want to work with a sensible sample size then you might like to think about laying at short odds identifying each time that the odds are too short.
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gav32 27 Mar 12 15:34
yeah you can but you win pence rather than pounds , and would take ages to build, would need alot of discipline to keep post bets for very little reward He's got £10, i don't think he's going to be winning thousands off it is he? Unless he finds a 1.01 lay he's got to build up slowly |
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Backing under 6.5
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i lay 0-0 myself so i would not knock it, but i would just not recommended it with a bank of 10 pounds, the money he would win from the bet would not pay his electric to keep his computer running for the duration of the match
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I trust that somebody will reinforce idc that on each transaction the odds need to be wrong.
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will try backing under 6.5, 2 matches above 6.5 in the Ireland league yesterday.
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ya, laying 0-0 liability is high
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As someone stated, you will need to take a few risks if you want to build your bank up quickly OR play it safe and build it slowly, depends how much patience/discipline you have.
My advice (for what its worth) is to split your bank and do a few multiples. You can do multiple lays (in the footy multiple market) choosing 2/3 back/lays in one bet. Do a wee bit of research tho, dont just blindly back/lay. I did this when I first started out, had 20.00 euro to practice with and within a wk reached just over 200 euro. Sadly hasnt always been that easy since..ho hum! |
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Pick off prices that are out of line, value, and lay off when/if they correct keeping your money, with it being a small starting amount, fluid instead of tying it up for a, possible, couple of hours. If you apply yourself you should find you're on the correct side of the trades around 70% of the time which will mean, as you increase, you should be profitable over the long term.
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