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b365 absolutely love me for the amount of money i have dumped to them
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florianmayer Joined: 12 Feb 11
Replies: 1 12 Feb 11 22:32 hello, i am betfair full-time trader since 4 years and since short time i started to trade for customers with a ROI of 35% per month on average. If you are interested to join me or share trading views dont hesitate add me in msn juanmonaco@hotmail.fr or mail me in that adress. good luck ------------------- Die a horrible slow painful death you romanian gypsy bacteria |
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Cause ive nowt better to do till racing starts . Who can best explain the main difference between betfair and bet 365
Simple with betfair whats up on the screen back or lay you can have it to the full amount they never never have a Liability .. with bet 365 and all other bookies they may have ,thats why you get knocked back .. eg sorry sir you can have £11 pounds on that one |
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Any losing punter is almost certainly better off using bet365 and ignoring the exchanges. A winning punter would obviously normally also be better off there as well, but probably they won't be given that opportunity for very long.
365 offer a jaw-dropping array of in-play markets, very competitive pricing, no commissioin, I would guess they also offer virtually the most generous free bets and concessions of any bookmaker except perhaps PP? They are also prepared, contrary to popular misconception, to lay MASSIVE bets to proven recreational gamblers who aren't looking to pick off prices shorter on here etc or consistently beat them. I would also assume that if you lose a chunk they will lay out the red carpet treatment for you with hospitality etc, in a way that an exchange operator with their much lower margin cannot afford to do. You will also probably lose your money slower to 365 than an exchange, with no commission and no danger of falling prey to in-running hooverers who will rape you quicker than a traditional fixed odds layer. I would guess newbies who deposit their first grand to an exchange probably lose it quicker on average than people who deposit with traditional betting sites. Carried away with laying instead of backing, overstaking in-play etc. The model is more like cocaine than traditional fixed odds. It's really a no-brainer if your bet for fun and lose overall to go for a generous fixed odds layer like 365, but I'm not sure that this is a maintstream view here where many are working strategies and looking to lure in another lamb to slaughter for themselves...Lose slower, lose less, get treated better; stick to fixed odds until you win consistently. Then you will have little option but to return! |
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very competitive pricing
There are very few bookies that go WORSE than 5/6 each of two and many go 20/21 or 19/20 these days. 10/11 is the norm. |
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*365 being a 5/6 merchant.
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Also they'll lay about 1500 max to a losing punter, while the likes of pinny will lay about 60k to a winner. It really is a no brainer not to use them unless you're a very sick puppy.
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I would guess they also offer virtually the most generous free bets and concessions of any bookmaker except perhaps PP?
I know everyone has their faves but really? In fairness they don't have bad promotions, but the likes of WSEX and Bodog hit them out of sight, even VIP (Who I wouldn't recommend to my enemies in fairness) give better promotions. As to a jaw dropping array of markets, many of them are suspended for huge chunks of matches in running and often they don't re-open at all. A lot are re-wordings of each other and they don't offer more than the likes of Billies and Stans when you factor in the doubling up. They're a usable site but certainly not close to being one of the first you'd recommend to someone who wants a casual punt with a bonus and nice odds. |
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I would also assume that if you lose a chunk they will lay out the red carpet treatment for you with hospitality etc
i never got my free beer |
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To clear up an apparent contradiction. I wouldn't not use them, however if you're looking for one bookie to use, you'd be mental to go there first.
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They are also prepared, contrary to popular misconception, to lay MASSIVE bets to proven recreational gamblers who aren't looking to pick off prices shorter on here etc or consistently beat them.
Of course, as that's as close to free money as a bookie can get. If somone wants to back at 15 on the day in a big league, and it's trading at 17-17.5 here, I'll take a MASSIVE bet too from a proven recreational gambler ![]() for in-play betting any losing punter would not be better of anywhere else other than betfair. In fact they would get a completely crap deal anywhere else pretty much by default, as the bookies operate with ridiculously large margins for error in play. Bet365 and VictorChandler are the only big UK bookies that haven't limited me yet. Today I got a price of 26.00 with Bet365. The max I could get on was £200. I made the correct price about 35.00 by the way. Other UK books were going at 19 and 21. Laid on here at 15.00. Nice trade, except my liability here was £13k, and I was only able to back for less than half that. |
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I started by laying a bit at 40. The odds were moving against me. I still made it a 35 shot though, and was laying at 26, then 21, and I just kept getting matched. When I was still getting matched at 15 I started feeding 100s into the market, and made a nice little sum
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Bet £3.65
(It's about all they'll take if you have the temerity to win anything.) |
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LadBROKEs will limit you too if you win with them
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365 offer a jaw-dropping array of in-play markets
this is becoming the norm across all bookies, 365 may have got their first, but others are quickly catching up. |
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Think I've said it before on another thread but 365 are not as bad as people make out and are definitely prepared to keep some winners' accounts open to a vaguely reasonable limit for "following" purposes.
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Plenty of markets on minority sports, where theres naff all liquidity on here.
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good point pounf
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been a twonk since waaay back...
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desperate munter - i have been unfriendly yes, and its not in my nature to be so
didnt last long did it munter!! |
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Never ever plan to bet big amounts in unknown events offered by bet365.
I had enough on them .. Placed a bet on a favourite player to win the set in a badminton match .. he was leading 17-13 ..and the odds is 1.10 on that player to win the set .. I placed a $5k bet on him to win the set @1.10 to earn a quick $500 The livescores gone to 20-13 ..then suddenly the scores crash ..no scores available .. after few minutes , when i check my account .its stated i lost he bet ... how on earth do a favourite player get beaten from 20-13 up and more doubtful is, why the scores crash at 20-13 ?? I believe bet365 have full access to unknown events which they offered .. |
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Bet365 made over £100 million profit in 2010.
Betfair made £22 million. Bet365 is clearly the better of the two! |
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I like 365 a lot. If you are lucky enough to have an unrestricted account with then then it's a very good asset to have.
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(Sorry for my poor english, i hope somebody will understand.) I would like to know from that 100 million profit, how much did they make over the internet , and how much in the offline street shops, because the longterm winning on the internet is impossible if they restrict the stakes. The joke is that they will restrict even those who are in negative, but tried to play like a smart bettor or something. So why these companies run online websites, why don't they shut down, if the serious betting is not possible, just with tiny stakes for stupid kids from the playground. Or is it just marketing that in the XXI. century every betting company have to run online websites pro forma, but the big money surely will come from the street shops?
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Do bet 365 have shops??
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They dont have shops any more, flogged them to Korals a few years ago.
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ok personally i prefer in some ways the betfair concept, basically the market view is good, you take a bet , then you can can bet again if it aint gunna win to try and get it back, its all there to see,or greening up by setting a price and hoping threy both get matched or lay bets , good idea too, bet 365 have so many options in play, good mobile phone service, betfair just set the options prematch for a game and sometimes i prefer that to the moving line, its set for the game , thats it but maybe betfair could have a few more options as in total points etc.one of the things i do like on bet 365 is the corner options in soccer games, one thing i do know that baseball is a crap game to bet on in any site.
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if i was a rich prick and bet for a job betfair would be number one for me, but that depends on how much commision they would take.
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one thing i do know that baseball is a crap game to bet on in any site.
Plenty of good sites to bet baseball though. At least depending on today's ruling. |
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i actually like the game but kinda hard to predict, todays game, giants v padres 1 1 after 11 innings then giants score 5, kinda hard to predict.
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Forgive my off topic intrusion. I'll be in Canada and the US for 20 days in August. I only have accounts in only betfair and bet365. You guys know if I'll be able to access them from the US?
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