Hi all - I haven't posted for a few years now but thought you might have some thoughts on this.
Yesterday I had 4 * £2 win doubles on Spurs to win 3-1 (20/1) or 3-2 (28/1) Chelsea to win 3-1 (14/1) or 3-2 (28/1)
When United scored their goal with 10 mins to go the bookie offered me a cash out of £563.00
Compared to possible winnings of £630.00 I thought that seemed fair so took it. Rare win!
I also hoped that then if United scored another I would collect off the 3-1 * 3-2 double but I wasnt sure. I called the bookie today and whilst a bit vague they suggest that the cash out applies to the slip not to the individual line. Is this right ? If so should I be putting on bets like this longhand on different slips ? Or do they have some complicated formula applied to all things on a slip? Maybe £563 accommodates that possibility and a solitary double on a slip would have been offered less? Anybody know for sure?
I agree with Daff, the cash out figure includes the other eventualities as well as these are calculated within, best way is to place that bet between 4 seperate bookies who offer that feature or rather than place one bet covering the 4 eventualities place all 4 as seperate entities
I agree with Daff, the cash out figure includes the other eventualities as well as these are calculated within, best way is to place that bet between 4 seperate bookies who offer that feature or rather than place one bet covering the 4 eventualities