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11 Aug 20
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Frowned upon by so called professional gamblers but you can get the first 6 losers yet still have chance of a winning treble
Peanuts stakes for relatively decent win, with an interest for the duration of the afternoon
Up to 100% bonus and free single
I'll let you know how i get on today!
Peanuts stakes for relatively decent win, with an interest for the duration of the afternoon
Up to 100% bonus and free single
I'll let you know how i get on today!
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off the top of me head think you
can have 5 winners and not draw. Terrible bet. |
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OK - So long as you put your banker in the middle
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One Christmas I was having a very lean time ( Charles Dickens type lean ). On the days leading up to Christmas the Sporting Life had articles on all the top trainers at the time, ending with their best hope of a winner on Boxing Day. I carefully noted all these good things and on the day I placed them in a Union Jack, not having enough to cover them in doubles and trebles. I think I had 1 winner at 1/3.
One good thing that came out of it is that I've never taken the slightest notice of trainers columns or articles since and wouldn't believe any one of them if they quoted from the Bible. |
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Only the greyhound pest could possibly put up a recommendation for a Union Jack bet
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1st, 2nd, 4th, 4th, unplcd, unplcd, unplcd, faller and nr
At least got an all-day run for my money |
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wtf is "an all day run for my money"
it's a mugs bet and the only person that doesn't realise that is you |
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Great bet, easy to work out ennit ?
Only need three winners in one row 3\9 ennit ? 3\1 chance of getting it up Not a bad bet when you think about it ! You do the mafs..... |
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Irishone
I suggest you are the one who needs to do the mafs... After 20 years of settling in shops until 2003, I can confirm that the Union Jack is a complete mugs bet. |
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Used to it as a kid.. Surely its just 9 trebles...whats the big deal
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AW BW CL
DW EL FW GL HL IW 8 trebles,picked 5 winners-Not won a penny. Mugs Bet. |
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Not only have to got to pick winners but you have to put them in the right boxes unless you pick 9 winners and even then you going to be miffed because you only get trebles
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Lighten up Saxon FFS I was taking the p out of the dopey fecker that started the thread
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Youre all missing the point
It's a coppers bet for all-day interest Law of averages says youre not usually going to get 5 winners from 9 anyway, Penzance. Unless youre going odds-on selections which defeats the object Do a placepot and you can crash first leg! |
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Horrible Flag - So ,outdated - and aesthetically entirely UNappealing.
So is the Union that it represents, nowadays, too. |
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Surprised that the daft bet still exists.
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can actually get 6 winners and nowt back, the 6 either side of a diagonal treble
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A Union Jack Patent / 56 bets was often a more popular bet.
Loads more dosh to get flushed down the pan. |
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Agree Goddess if youre getting six winners daily Union Jack no use
 The other way to play for basically an all-dayer other than Union Jack, do Placepot and if first two legs dont go in, try a Quadpot Leif, 56 bets is a huge number. Wouldnt entertain it, cost a fortune for anything worthwhile. Rather get the 3 winners and just hope they line up |
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should be named Union Jack 'Patient',done
when you're free of the straight jacket. |
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As a general rule - if "they" print a special pretty slip for it - it's a mug bet.
Possibly the only exception is a Luck 15 (if triple odds for one winner). hth. |
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The Management
100% correct. |
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will anyone go into a bookies every again , i certainly wouldnt ; its been years since i last went in one and that wasnt for a bet , mind you it is a very pretty slip and a reminder of the glorious union of n ireland walesand scotland , ruled with a benign hand by the english of course
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Try a Liverpool Round The Clock or Alphabet. Mind you the last time i went into a betting shop i couldn't find the slips.You'd think the bookies would promote these far more to aspiring youngsters coming into the game.
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Liverpool round the clock
brings back memories |
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Saxon Farm, for me you bring up a very good and salient point about gambling. I knew phuck all about gambling up to the age of thirtyish, even though I'd been betting since I was twelve, when I went behind the counter of my mate's independent to help him out for a fortnight - just taking slips, helping out as asked etc: What an eye-opener. It certainly showed me so much about punting, and more importantly, bookmaking, odds, etc; etc; than I had ever considered let alone known. My point is this. Every youth who gambles should, at the age of eighteen, be made to do the same. Work in a bookies for a fortnight. It would probably stop a high percentage of them ever becoming problem gamblers. It certainly did me.
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"The law of averages"
Woodcock has no clue about MAFS and the goddess is spot on |
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Alternatively you can try an up and down acca, if cash, stop at a winner or Round Robin but that's only 3 selections
Gus Demmy used to have some interesting bets! |
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I used to like doing an if cash 5-fold, starting with the latest race first
You could pick the first 4 losers and still win! |
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You all take it far too seriously. Gambling should just be a bit of fun
Besides, those of you who say money down the drain (peanuts), what about the millions who do Lotto? Keep taking the tablets Penzance  |
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Furthermore, the law of averages says, if you back odds against (after any stoppages, deductions and bookies profit margins) youre going to lose more times than not anyway
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My advice, find a good evens shot
You might break even in the long run! |
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The only way to guarantee a profit is with free bets
Thanks Paddy, B*yles, 365, and Billies!  |
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Oh, mustnt leave out the Skybet Club too!
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Simply back and lay all your selections to gain your free bets
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I think those last eight posts tell you all you need to know about the O P
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