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half of that pot belongs to Harry - he's covered everythng today 
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If Harry and the "Mob" win the Scoop 6,they might break even.They made it easy for harry in the past. BUT NOT ANYMORE.
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we need 6 favs to come in and 2000 winners to share the pot.
that way the payout will only be about one hundreth of their stake. |
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greedy barstewrds..........they've lost a shed load........
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Thought this was a thread taking the p1ss out of Harrys Mobile phone ffs..
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Why people have to have a pop at Harry just comes down to the fact they are jealous of what hes done in the past. bet they would like to have owned a gold cup winner and the guy has looked after plenty of people as well as under privileged kids.Get a life
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^Sorry about the folks on here Harry
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shiner ,,Your spot On ,, Harry is a top guy ,,rest are jealous
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not much skill involved in trying to buy the scoop 6 for this so called legendary punter.
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good luck harry
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max harry has won it 2 or 3 times and he claims to be 2 or 3 million Down on the bet ..yes no skill ,, but loads of balls ..would you go on?
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should subsitute those balls for brains then.
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could get that back this afternoon
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With the big syndicates do they just stake the same on each line? For example, lets say 6x6x6x6x6x6 * £2 = £93,312 or is it more nuanced? The reason I ask is it seems counter intuitive to have the same on a line with 6 rags as 6 favourites. I suppose the £2 unit stake makes it much more difficult to do otherwise.
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a mugs bet of the highest order
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Correct Mad Dog.
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Was hilarious last week the only horse in 5th race with no ticket wins.
Harry and his abounding chums will win it this week it's an easy one. |
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duzz he still smoke marooanna?
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anyone have ,Agnes Haddock's mobile?
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oh well theres always next week
for the mugs |
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Scoop 6 is a bet designed to mug off the punters. 6 legs ffs, you've got more chance of pulling miss world in a Bradford newspaper shop. its a glorified lottery bet
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look at the terrible treble thread
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its all right if you got money the tax man dont know about or drugs money comes back nice and clean if you get lucky
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Lost a lot of repect from the average punter when he layed his own horse on here.
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thought you liked Harry Mickey.
I think he's a good old boy |
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a few drug dealers 6 ft under after 5th leg last week
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I understood he backed his horse at a bigger price and only layed it shorter to reduce his liability if it lost.
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comes across as a very nice,genune guy on that old youtube doc from years back
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This scoop 6 bet is isn't for genuine racing fans though, its for the mainstream, its for the idiots, everyone joins in as its a Saturday, loads of money money money money for the bookmakers on a Saturday as the wet behind the ears drones come and play. look at the stupid market on a Saturday compared to say Wednesday?!?! you can tell the idiots are playing.
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harry is the nicest person you could wish to meet just he is a fool sometimes when his horses were running he told hes so called friends it would win they back the horses early harry used to back his horses with 2 or 3 minutes to go his friends then layed it back if they won they got £££££££££ if they lose money back iv always like harry
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exactly right there fife
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exactly right there fife
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roll on roll on roll on
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the irony is that was the one race they didnt really want to put in the scoop 6.....a non handicap
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41 left
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6 horses with nothing on them
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3 left
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WILL GET ANOTHER CHANCE NEXT WEEK
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I sincerely hope he hasnt been playing, he'd surely be wiped out by now. Maybee 15 Mill will tempt him next week.
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might be theoretically possible to buy the pool next week (or soon anyway if it keeps rolling over) depending on the number of runners/perms and the amount of 'new' money that goes in.
Would have cost £9.3m to do so today. Problem is, of course, that if one of the syndicates want to go down that road, they're relying on nobody else finding the wiiners so that they don't have to share it. |