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Please help! I'm really confused! I could be going crazy, I don't know!
I might be getting mixed up but I'm sure I backed "Discussiontofollow" and thought I'd lost £4 cos it didn't win.
When it didn't show up on my statement I found out that it was a non runner.
I could be mistaken but I'm sure the odds were changing for it in-play which made me think it was doing crap.
So can anyone shed any light on this???
I might be getting mixed up but I'm sure I backed "Discussiontofollow" and thought I'd lost £4 cos it didn't win.
When it didn't show up on my statement I found out that it was a non runner.
I could be mistaken but I'm sure the odds were changing for it in-play which made me think it was doing crap.
So can anyone shed any light on this???
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Happens quite often when a horse is withdrawn close to the off, Betfair don't have time to suspend/withdraw the selection from their market so it stays in there and the Rule4 is applied to others after the race.
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If it was withdrawn just before the off nothing to be surprised about.People will back owt in running, some have just been taking 1.01 on the wrong horse.
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a regular occurence
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Haha that's crazy! So people were trading on a horse that wasn't even running! Not everyone watches the racing so I bet a lot of people thought it was running like I did???
Thanks guys, it's much appreciated! I feel like I've just won £4!!!  |
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 well done m8. |
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Hey I'm the saddo, not you!
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sheepy - some of the stupid BARSTEWARDS who bet in running on a late withdrawal think they're being smart in trying to get the reduction percentage to be higher. Some smart minds on here
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If you can back a non-runner into short odds in-running with the cross-matching bots it will help inflate the odds on your 'runner' which will not be subject to a reduction factor, smart imo.
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swifty - good shout. I ddin't think about that one
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Phew! Thanks guys! I've got a lot to learn haven't I???
I only tend to check my statement when I get a winner, so I bet there's been times when I've thought I've lost money when I haven't??? |