You find the bet under betfair pools his predictions were as follows: 2*£2 lines Newcastle AOH 1-1 Correct 1-1 West Ham 1-1 Lyon 1-1 Bradford 2-1 Hull 2-0 Chelsea AOH
You find the bet under betfair pools his predictions were as follows:2*£2 linesNewcastle AOH 1-1 Correct 1-1West Ham 1-1 Lyon 1-1Bradford 2-1Hull 2-0Chelsea AOH
If Chelsea win and score at least 4 wins 689k plus will have a chance of doubling their winnings if they correctly pick another correct score on a nominated game.
If Chelsea win and score at least 4 wins 689k plus will have a chance of doubling their winnings if they correctly pick another correct score on a nominated game.
I would take 80% of the 104k.Its still massive payday if it loses,but if it wins he would probably double the original offer of the 104k for giving up very little
I would take 80% of the 104k.Its still massive payday if it loses,but if it wins he would probably double the original offer of the 104k for giving up very little
This is a classic risk/reward situation and what you shhould do - what he or we should do - given the same situation depends entirely on the circumstances of the individual involved. It's a nice position to be in.
The only way to view this is as the final outcome being a new bet. The guy concerned must take the view that he actually has £104,000 in his hand right now. By letting the bet stand he will be placing £104,000 on the result of a football match which is roughly speaking a 14.0 shot to come off as he stands to win £1.4m.
For a multi-millionaire backer, a bet of £100,000 may be a "normal" bet i.e its what he is used to, the loss of which would not faze him and it probably represents a small proportion of his bettingg bank. In this case, maybe the right course of action is to let the bet stand. Such a person might even consider that the chnace of him getting the result he wants is less than 14.0 in his opinion and he could see it as a good "value" bet.
However, I think that we can assume that a guy whose original bet was $4 stake, is not a multi-millionare. His bank is going to be in hundreds and not hundreds of thousands. He must ask himself whether he could ever seriously wager a bet of £104,000 of any kind - let alone one which is 14.0 to come off. That is, a chance that he would lose the money 13 out 14 times.
He must ask himself what would be a reasonable bet for him given that he now has £104,000 to play with. Even a bet of £1000 would be a hefty bet. There is no point in thinking about what he might win. He has to consider what he would most certainly lose.And what he could do with £104,000 other than gamble with it.
He has the opportunity to cash out which we never had back in the day, and it was a case then of being unable to lay-off even if we wanted to.
Of course he should cash out. Take the money and then reconsider whether he wants to back Chelsea on any other result.There is no need to think about bravado or behaving the way others might fantasise about. The odds dictate that he cash out a big chunk. If the outcome was say a 1.1 event then maybe he could take a chance on say half of it. But it isn't. Its a longshot.Take the money would be my advice and live with any regret should the outcome be what he wanted.
Remember, " a bird in the hand etc.."is a very sensible financial rule.
This is a classic risk/reward situation and what you shhould do - what he or we should do - given the same situation depends entirely on the circumstances of the individual involved. It's a nice position to be in.The only way to view this is as the f
people who routinely take the 104 k without considering odds are better suited to deal or no deal than a gambling site
need to look at the odds of the bet copping
given all that id take 70 k and let the rest run on
people who routinely take the 104 k without considering odds are better suited to deal or no deal than a gambling siteneed to look at the odds of the bet coppinggiven all that id take 70 k and let the rest run on
given all that id take 70 k and let the rest run on
So you would place a bet of £34K on an outcome when you have been betting in £4 stakes?
To do that you would have to believe that the odds against it happening would be much much shorter than 14.0 for it to be worth entertaining. And that is not going to be the case, is it?
given all that id take 70 k and let the rest run on So you would place a bet of £34K on an outcome when you have been betting in £4 stakes? To do that you would have to believe that the odds against it happening would be much much shorter than 14.0
Good luck to whoever it is. Everton will be playing like they did against Liverpool, a double decker eurolines, so Chelsea will struggle to score 4, 2-0 and shut up shop is Jose's modus operandi.
Good luck to whoever it is. Everton will be playing like they did against Liverpool, a double decker eurolines, so Chelsea will struggle to score 4, 2-0 and shut up shop is Jose's modus operandi.
if pools betting over a number of days worries you then dont do it
what is the odds of "au home" in chelsea match ?
14 seems about right
its not a new betif pools betting over a number of days worries you then dont do itwhat is the odds of "au home" in chelsea match ?14 seems about right
Just an interested observer. The opportunity to cash out is one of the greatest innovations in years and this is a good example of how and when it should be used.
donny osmand
treating it as a new bet helps to change your perspective. Suppose the guy cash out now and had £104,000 sitting in his account. He can take a fresh view on what he might do next. No doubt the original bet was a fun bet with a lot of hope but not a great deal of expectation. He got lucky. What has changed for him to now make a really serious bet of £104,00 all in on an outcome for which he has nothing to give him an edge. this would not be a fun bet. Even a grand would not be a fun bet for him. What has changed would be 100 grand now sitting in his account. That is no reason to splurge the whole lot on a 14.0 shot. It would be stupid in the extreme.
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You will find Betfair Pools on the new Bf site. Follow the POOLS link
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Starfish and coffeeJust an interested observer. The opportunity to cash out is one of the greatest innovations in years and this is a good example of how and when it should be used.donny osmandtreating it as a new bet helps to change your perspective
According to twitter @colossusbets guy cashed in 90% banking £93,657 still playing for 69k with the same again in the bonus.Nice work for £4. Well done my man !!!
According to twitter @colossusbets guy cashed in 90% banking £93,657 still playing for 69k with the same again in the bonus.Nice work for £4. Well done my man !!!
I cashed out £2,200 on this bet off a £4 bet just before Xmas. I think my offer would have gone up to about £5,000 cos I got one more game right but then in the next game I had a home win and Spurs won at Swansea.
I cashed out £2,200 on this bet off a £4 bet just before Xmas. I think my offer would have gone up to about £5,000 cos I got one more game right but then in the next game I had a home win and Spurs won at Swansea.
The thing to bear in mind is that it is never a mistake to take a profit.Leaving some of the bet to run would help to deal with any regrets should it go in. Still think personally even £10k left in to much but he's got £93k so I won't be shedding any tears for him should he lose out. And this way at least he apparentlly still has a chance of a bonus which adds a lot of value.
Alternatively, he could possibly have laid the outcome (not cash in) for £69k so he would still have a free bet on the bonus to go for should it come off and on the result tonight he would neither lose nor win.
The thing to bear in mind is that it is never a mistake to take a profit.Leaving some of the bet to run would help to deal with any regrets should it go in. Still think personally even £10k left in to much but he's got £93k so I won't be shedding a
Assuming that thhere was enough money up there but there probably wouldn't be. Laying at 11/2 would have been a decent arb too because he is backing at 14.0
Assuming that thhere was enough money up there but there probably wouldn't be. Laying at 11/2 would have been a decent arb too because he is backing at 14.0