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By:
knoxville
When: 27 Feb 15 03:12
how the fk can you trade on suspended markets???? fkn wnkrs

its all gambling ye deluded muppets
By:
capntin sensible
When: 27 Feb 15 03:13
and would u really trade out - or think max profit dont chuck computer out of window think about big fat betfair directors sleeping soundly making lots of money out of peoples like u
By:
themightymac
When: 27 Feb 15 03:14
You started the thread Kermit Crazy
By:
themightymac
When: 27 Feb 15 03:15
Of course I would have traded out mate, do you think I`m nuts? Crazy This is not good for one`s health. Shocked
By:
knoxville
When: 27 Feb 15 03:17
yeah i did

where did i mention gambling/trading??
some trader you are u
By:
themightymac
When: 27 Feb 15 03:18
Nearly gave away a last minute penalty there. Scared
By:
capntin sensible
When: 27 Feb 15 03:19
take the profit - no wait give it another 60  seconds and then more profit - because im trading or am i gambling or am i confused anyways big fat betfair director smoking cigar and drinking chanpange and big smile on face in big house
By:
themightymac
When: 27 Feb 15 03:19
Why would you start a thread complaining about suspended in play markets if you weren`t trying to trade?
By:
themightymac
When: 27 Feb 15 03:20
Captain, the guys who came up with the BF concept are geniuses. A brilliant business idea.
By:
themightymac
When: 27 Feb 15 03:23
They may have held on and won 1-0 and saved me a right few quid laying off, but I agree with opening poster, it`s a shambles during the night on BF.
By:
capntin sensible
When: 27 Feb 15 03:25
at the cost of the poor deluded people who genuinely think they are not gambling but trading and they did not come up with the idea - they were the first to get financial backing to get it developed to to next level - there were several such exchanges when betfair first started
By:
themightymac
When: 27 Feb 15 03:28
So why do you gamble then Captain if you hate gambling so much? Just curious.
By:
capntin sensible
When: 27 Feb 15 03:28
if i wait another 60 seconds before trading out am i trading or gambling thats the question
By:
themightymac
When: 27 Feb 15 03:30
Gambling/Trading or whatever you want to call it is more addictive than drugs.
By:
themightymac
When: 27 Feb 15 03:31
If you wait one second, it`s gambling.
By:
capntin sensible
When: 27 Feb 15 03:31
i hate the service that betfair give and are allowed to get away with - they get away with it because all of their customers are basically compulsive gamblers and they window dress it as - trading
By:
themightymac
When: 27 Feb 15 03:34
Anybody that stands to win, let`s say 1k, and his selection drops to 1.1 and he doesn`t trade out is a complete and utter mug. You can knock BF all you like, but BF gives you more chance of winning.
By:
themightymac
When: 27 Feb 15 03:35
I agree that service is very poor at times and I would agree the majority of customers are compulsive gamblers.
By:
themightymac
When: 27 Feb 15 03:37
But bookmakers are 100% worse. They will take the shirt of punters backs but close or restrict accounts if you are winning. I tried to get a monkey on a bet last week with one and they offered me £10.
By:
jucel69
When: 27 Feb 15 04:34

Feb 27, 2015 -- 3:34AM, themightymac wrote:


Anybody that stands to win, let`s say 1k, and his selection drops to 1.1 and he doesn`t trade out is a complete and utter mug. You can knock BF all you like, but BF gives you more chance of winning.


yeh it means you can relax with a profit rather than having to wait until the end. I mainly trade cricket and I use the word trade rather than betting. I trade periods of the game when i feel the bowlers of batsmen are on top. The end result is of no significance to me.

By:
The Special One™
When: 27 Feb 15 10:44

Feb 27, 2015 -- 3:34AM, themightymac wrote:


Anybody that stands to win, let`s say 1k, and his selection drops to 1.1 and he doesn`t trade out is a complete and utter mug. You can knock BF all you like, but BF gives you more chance of winning.


yet there are idiots here that say greening up or at least trading out your liability to £0 is for mugs LaughLaughLaughLaugh

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