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bridge i've got a bit of 15 on hastings 0-0 (desperate times) - both sides struggle for goals and it may be an attritional affair
hejik according to wiki : "In Internet slang, a cyber troll ( /ˈtroʊl/, /ˈtrɒl/) is someone who posts inflammatory,[1] extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community, such as a forum, chat room, or blog, with the primary intent of provoking readers into an emotional response[2]" I believe this is the definition of what you are and do , if you post again with this intent this is in specific contravention of the Terms & Conditions of the Betfair Forum and I will report this to the administrator , please do not post here. |
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Wonder if im "ramping" i said Bordeaux 0-0 at 9.2 but if i really got 9.4 ??? Id make a weighty bet that this thread has never moved a price a tick unless liquidity was really bad. . .
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lol bridge i dont think anybody needs to worry
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and by a weighty bet i mean i would wager my full bank my car my house and the soul of my first born. . .
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just made £56000 on 5.30 Kemp
thanks green army great thread |
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have a look at the draw mo at 3.9 at hastings too seems v high
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Hastings 0-0 imo should be 18.0 hardly any cash matched im giving it a swerve. . .
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i have put in a report to the administrator - hejik I will ask you again to stop the abuse, please do not post on this thread again, or I will add a further report
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Starting to get matched on Bordeaux 0-0 at 9.00 gonna have a massive £20 green on 0-0, it really is a desperate night shouldnt bother but watchseries is down and i have nothing better to do, sad . . .
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hejik 13 Dec 12 17:11
Yes I have raised the issue with a couple of old friends and I'm gathering some wider support to see Smithy banned from this forum for price ramping. Wider support? Has this gone viral? Have you contacted your local newspaper? Started a petition? Perhaps your local MP might be interested in taking up the 'ban smithy' case for you? |
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green army
where is this abuse? |
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bridge are you predicting the 18 0-0 based on the draw price , overs , a bit of both or something else ? - note the draw price was too high - 5/2 elsewhere may settle at 3.75 ?dow
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another funny biscuit "joke"
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Im using current match odds with unders nothing else on this game although usually history and league are taken into account. . . If the draw is out of whack it will make a massive difference to my 0-0 prediction/guess. . .
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Levante 1-1 looks high at 8.2 worth a tick maybe two ?
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what stake did you have on at 9.0 on the Bordeaux game Bridgeboy?
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I use £100 standard stake although i have another £50 waiting at 9.2 and £100 at 9.4(no chance). . .
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Just gone green £20 on 0-0 level on all other scores now what to do with £20 ?
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Levante 1-1 into 7.8 wish id took some 8.2 now. . .
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Hastings draw Match Odds has hit 4 - cant see any reason for this
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so are you red or green GA?
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Hastings 0-0 now about 23.0 imo. . .
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Ok hejik we'll leave it there, the contradictions in your posts are getting worse. Seems like you can dish it out on here, to undern, to Crows eye, but when someone pulls you up on it, you don't like it. Perhaps David Cameron was referring to you, as well as Ed Balls in his little rant earlier today.
Best of luck in your one man crusade to get smithy banned for having the audacity to post about betting on the general betting forum. |
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Hejik,why are you so bothered by this thread? You do seem to have an abnormal fascination with the contents and deem it necessary to comment at every opportunity,just give it a rest and i am sure people can make their own mind up regarding its merit.
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Boardeaux 0-0 looks like its gonna come in, gone in again at 9.0 for a tick . . .
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Nortons ,
There would be no problem if I didn't get the warriors on my back every time I post something less than flattering about their hero |
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Listen ,the old thread on Football Betting regarding Green Army i had a spat with him after noticing his original "maybe" fake bet.
We dont communicate on here but like all of us he makes some good points as does Smithy, Scom. I cannot be bothered to post my thoughts or trades anymore but prefer to sit in the background and read,life is too short for the continual sniping.......unless its against our Ken..that is tongue in cheek! |
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Getting matched on Boedeaux 0-0 at 8.8 should have £40 green on 0-0, do i green up on all scores asap or back 1-1 and ltd?
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good call on the bordeaux game
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Nicked a little green on Levante as well didnt go in till 5 mins before ko Las Palmos trying 15.5 but if less than 15k matched by 8.45 ill scratch. . .
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good article here on handling/managing losses
How to handle losses. People seem to become rabbits in headlights when a position goes badly. They believe it will turn around for them and they will get out then. They are far quicker to jump in and take a profit than jump in and cut a loss. It is well documented human behaviour. Trading must become unemotional or you will fail. To prove this, try this test on a family member. I saw it on a website once and loved it so I kept it for future reference. Offer someone a choice of £50 or, on the flip of a coin, the possibility of winning £100 or nothing. The odds are that the person will go for the sure thing. Offer a choice of a sure loss of £50 or, on a flip of a coin, a loss of £100 or nothing. The person will probably take the coin toss. In absolute expectancy terms the scenarios offered are exactly the same. There is no benefit to choose one over the other in the long term; yet people tend to go for the coin toss to save them from loss. People tend to view the possibility of recouping a loss as more important than the possibility of greater gain. That is exactly why you constantly hear repeated, DO NOT CHASE LOSSES. If you do a trade and win £50 you do not rush out and try and give it back so if you do a trade and lose £50 do not rush out and try and get it back that minute by doubling up. It is the surest way to the poorhouse known to man (apart from backing Andy Murray to win Wimbledon). You must accept failure and defeat with the same mindset. If you cannot do this, you will not become a professional trader. No matter what you believe, you cannot have influence over uncontrollable events. So forget the fact that this guy usually does well, if he is having a bad day, get out and cop it sweet. Then start looking for the next trade. Do not stare blindly at the screen watching the bad result get worse by the second, just fix it and forget it. If you are a half decent trader you will be fine. Put it down to expenses. We all have them. New tyres for the car, £400 down the pan. Part of life |
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''being gay is not quite legal''
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I would suggest otherwise Ken. . .
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correction: being 'gay'IS quite legal...
incidently he/she didn't say he wasn't..mmm |
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why would they?
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Why "mmm" Ken? Am i sensing some homophobia?
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..only you know what you sense. Don't ask me.
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I just have to point out that these recent posts "are nothing to do with the trading of football and sports prices"
Green Army will be reporting them all and requesting that all of your accounts are closed. Biscuit will be responding to every single post , individually , 17 times And 99% of it will be primary school grammatical mistakes and biscuit owning himself The remaining 1% will be white space |
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might do the draw lay in hobart..cant see it lasting 5 days
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