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mikenz
10 Apr 11 08:02
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Had a small bet on over 3 goals on a game today, got to halftime, only one goal, then i see they offered me a cashout option, seems its a way of letting you opt out through the match,so as to not lose as much, not bad , later in the game i bet on the fourth goal being scored again , which it did in the end , what are others thoughts on it.

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mikenz
When: 10 Apr 11 23:33
it wont work i bet on your mobile phone  but i just had a situation where both options would return a profit, so it does have its good points
By:
Paulol
When: 10 Apr 11 23:47
yes that's called greening up
By:
mikenz
When: 10 Apr 11 23:55
i know what you mean..............its just done it again on soccer match in usa, cant lose, i do know when you go head to head you can do that , just picking the odds aye , interesting
By:
Paulol
When: 10 Apr 11 23:57
how much you staking/winning here mate? are you new here?
By:
mikenz
When: 11 Apr 11 00:01
just small , but i can see the idea aye,
By:
mikenz
When: 11 Apr 11 02:12
in reality its just betfair offering you a cashout option, like they work for you aye, kinda means that if  i win  they win[commision], no wonder they called betfair, .................................
By:
mikenz
When: 11 Apr 11 02:21
sorta letting you opt out  if  so you lose small, its taking a while to work it out but its coming to me aye
By:
Rocket to the FACE
When: 11 Apr 11 11:27
It's allowing you to give up some of your profit for an all green book. If you're doing it willy nilly then that's all you're doing - giving away some of your profit./
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thebert
When: 11 Apr 11 15:01
It's really not that complicated!!

It usually gives your initial selection a bit more green though.
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