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hi
opened a account with marathon bet on wednesday played around with a few bets ended up down £216
on thursday had all bets restricted to 21p
could someone please explain to me why
since i have closed my account down as i assume they dont what my business
seems strange they would do this after one day
opened a account with marathon bet on wednesday played around with a few bets ended up down £216
on thursday had all bets restricted to 21p
could someone please explain to me why
since i have closed my account down as i assume they dont what my business
seems strange they would do this after one day
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when i try to explain to people after i have a account closed after losing money i say this
pretend u r a boxer and you have had the crap knocked out of you for ten rounds
in the the eleventh round you throw a punch and knocked the other guy out.
would you really want a rematch?
pretend u r a boxer and you have had the crap knocked out of you for ten rounds
in the the eleventh round you throw a punch and knocked the other guy out.
would you really want a rematch?
They`re not trying to nick £200 of every mug, then, in effect, close the account, happy with the one-off £200
Nor has it anything to do with `what` you`re betting on.
It`s entirely down to `how` you bet, your betting patterns. They believe, even after just that one day, that you`re likely a long-term winner. The very best pros have losing days, weeks, sometimes months, so your one day`s worth of losing is utterly irrelevant,
If you happen to be a long-term loser, well, whatever bets you had on Wednesday have frightened the traders, those bets taken in isolation have made you look like a long-term winner. The most common reasons for this are beating SP by too much, too often, and your staking plan, eg; £5 at 16/1 that shortens to 14/1, then £100 at 5/1 that shortens to 5/2. Even if they all lose, the bookie can see you`ll beat him, long term.
If you`re a long term winner, I`m surprised you haven`t come across this before; if you`re a long term loser, just start doing whatever it was you were doing on Wednesday!
Nor has it anything to do with `what` you`re betting on.
It`s entirely down to `how` you bet, your betting patterns. They believe, even after just that one day, that you`re likely a long-term winner. The very best pros have losing days, weeks, sometimes months, so your one day`s worth of losing is utterly irrelevant,
If you happen to be a long-term loser, well, whatever bets you had on Wednesday have frightened the traders, those bets taken in isolation have made you look like a long-term winner. The most common reasons for this are beating SP by too much, too often, and your staking plan, eg; £5 at 16/1 that shortens to 14/1, then £100 at 5/1 that shortens to 5/2. Even if they all lose, the bookie can see you`ll beat him, long term.
If you`re a long term winner, I`m surprised you haven`t come across this before; if you`re a long term loser, just start doing whatever it was you were doing on Wednesday!
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