If you had laid every fave in each championship game this season, you would be,

hence, laying leeds

fleeting, trouble is you have to think of those
things before they happen.

GL with your Leeds lay. (I'm on 0-0 at
the moment)

yep, talk is cheap, but drinks cost money

would be v happy with 0-0

tempting to trade out,

Anyone actually got an idea on what these layers would have made?

Perhaps the OP will know as he has stated that large
profits would be made.

i wish, someone will have the stats, gonna run something on this league next year tho for sure

What makes you think large profits
were to be made? Just a guess perhaps?

As stated on the steptoe thread which went up at the same time, league table never lies, bolton 8th on 54pts and sheff wed 21st on 47pts, that must tell a story

I don't think that follows, it depends on the prices IMO
but it's not something I would argue about.

if you took every match this season, say 4th or below playing 21st or above, and laid the fave, def worth a paper check

gonna get out when leeds hit 3's

I've greened up on the 0-0, against my basic
instincts but 3.9 seemed a poor price for the
match to finish without a goal.

green is green, u have to remind yourself sometimes

Easy game this, isn't it?

10yrs on here coming up, but just fun for me, learnt a lot along the way, enjoy it tho

small lay on the draw

yes i reckon if you had layed every favourite this season in the championship for a tenner lay each time you would be about £240 up. (going by best bookie odds and not including commission etc..)

is that on stats fletch

That's not a lot over about 500 games, and you
would get bored to death!

going from the data you can find here: http://www.football-data.co.uk/englandm.php

lists the bookies odds for all matches. if you take the max bookie odds it shouldn't be too far away from the betfair price.

466 games up to and including wolves v boro :)

thanks fletch, suprising return

fave lost