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Buying you a few £s I hope for 2025>>>
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But £40 out of an open mind Kenbo? Explains why you are a trolling ex Hod Carrier and sacked for failure to count bricks?
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No, not £40 you thicko!
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What did your maths decide on the bets placed Kenbo?
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Get your grandson to read it, Glen. He may be able to explain the figures to you in words you understand!
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Glen, you wouldn’t beat me at numbers in million years.
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Give us your figures Kenbo? My Grandson costs £64K per year so interesting to see if value for money?
He just said £32.73 without the concessions better than the £390 @ 8/13 tbh Kenbo but he asked why a winner is worse for P & L than a loser on here? |
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My last post. You’re too conceited to admit what a bad decision it was to take the cash out.
Let the bet stand would’ve been £715. The price taken with no BOG would’ve been £630. Your tinkering meant you managed to get a return of £573. To use a phrase by that bloke who lives on your head, you’re thicker than Dion Dublins clock (sic)! |
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Please tell us why your Grandson costs £64k per year.....
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Last time Kenbo the bet would have been @ 8/13 as placed the NIGHT BEFORE.........NO BOG!!!
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s.kenbo 26 Dec 25 19:53
I will type slowly so that you can understand! You bet £390. You cashed that out for £300. You then bet that £300 at Evens. The bet won, you got £600 back. THE TOTAL STAKE WAS £390. It returned £600. Slightly over 1/2 in odds. GENIUS! £390 at SP would’ve returned £715. The number don’t lie, Glen, unlike yourself!!! so the £390 staked won returned £604 so tobymugs bet the winner @1.55 WAC |
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the forums biggest bullshysterer bet a 5/6 winner at 1.55? is that correct please?.
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Please tell us why your Grandson costs £64k per year.....
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Thats how much it costs to keep someone in prison.
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£390 @8/13 returns £631 prophet = £241
so the £390 staked returned £604 after cashing out and reinvesting so tobymugs bet the winner @4/7 prophet = £214 |
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CagliariG 26 Dec 25 18:04
No need for BOG unless they win Freddie and btw no need here as I cashed out £301 and change from original £390 @ 8/13 and had £301 and change @ evens. You could have had 5/4 thanks to the bookies getting it so wrong, a good example of what I said earlier this year btw!! £390 @8/13 returns £631 prophet = £241 so the £390 staked returned £604 after cashing out and reinvesting so tobymugs bet the winner @4/7 prophet = £214 |
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I hope it isn’t school fees because his maths is as bad as his grandads!
It’s actually worse than that, Rico. Glen fudged the odds slightly. Instead of the Evens he told Fred, it was actually 10/11. His £390 stake returned £575. He’s too shrewd! |
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Why would his Grandson be worth £64 per year?
Why does 99% of the piffle that comes out of Glens mouth revolve around money......He desperately craves attention and respect.....I suppose one out or two aint bad. Clown |
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£64k*
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Jesus wept
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CagliariG 26 Dec 25 18:04
No need for BOG unless they win Freddie and btw no need here as I cashed out £301 and change from original £390 @ 8/13 and had £301 and change @ evens. You could have had 5/4 thanks to the bookies getting it so wrong, a good example of what I said earlier this year btw!! £390 @8/13 returns £631 prophet = £241 so in reality the £390 staked returned £575 after cashing out and reinvesting so tobymugs bet the winner @4/9 prophet = £185 wd tobymugs 😆😆 |
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As much proof as needed to show how thick and clueless you are shafter, no wonder you are reduced to trolling if you can't do basic arithmetic!! LOL
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Why is your Grandson worth £64k?
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What warrants the £64k?
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Btw £5K is still £5K, when will you have the funds?
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Why specifically £64k?
What an incredible insult to your poor Grandson |
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That was tongue in cheek horatio i.e Hoped he had got the returns right!! hth
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For £64,000, you have a wide range of significant purchase and investment options, from a high-end luxury car or a property deposit in the UK to a substantial investment portfolio.
Here are some ideas: Property Property Deposit: In the UK, a £64,000 deposit could be a 10% down payment on a property worth £640,000, or a larger 20% deposit on a £320,000 home. In certain areas, this amount may even cover the entire purchase price of a smaller flat, such as the ground and first floor two-bedroom split level flat in London that was listed for this guide price. Invest in Property: You could invest in a buy-to-let property or use the capital to renovate an existing one to increase its value. Vehicles Luxury Cars: £64,000 is a healthy budget for a new or high-quality pre-owned luxury car. Options include models like a Range Rover Evoque, Volvo XC90, Audi A6 Avant, or a Tesla Model 3. Classic Cars: Alternatively, you could purchase a desirable classic car which might also appreciate in value over time. Investments & Savings Diversified Portfolio: You could invest the money into a diversified portfolio of stocks and shares. A common strategy involves allocating funds to broad market index funds and more specific sector-based Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). Pension Contribution: Boosting your pension pot can offer tax advantages. A £64,000 contribution could significantly impact your retirement lifestyle. Gold Bullion: You could purchase gold as a store of value. £64,000 is enough to buy approximately 10 of the 100g gold bars, which are valued at around £6,400 each. Experiences & Lifestyle World Travel: A budget of £64,000 could finance extensive world travel, including luxury holidays and long-term trips. Major Home Renovation: You could invest in a significant home improvement project, such as a new kitchen extension or a full redecoration, which would also add value to your property. High-End Collectibles: This budget allows for the purchase of luxury items like high-end watches (Rolex, Patek Philippe) or fine jewellery from auction houses like Sotheby's. |
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You seem to under value the poor kid. Is he damaged?
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Our survey sez
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CagliariG 26 Dec 25 18:04
No need for BOG unless they win Freddie and btw no need here as I cashed out £301 and change from original £390 @ 8/13 and had £301 and change @ evens. You could have had 5/4 thanks to the bookies getting it so wrong, a good example of what I said earlier this year btw!! £390 @8/13 returns £631 prophet = £241 so in reality the £390 staked returned £575 after cashing out and reinvesting so tobymugs bet the winner @4/9 prophet = £185 sew kenbo is wrong tobymug? cant you correct him with the figgas..tar. |
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£390 cashed out for -£300
£300 reinvested at what price please? |
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As much as Glen likes to evade questions where he doesn’t like the answers. One thing is undisputable, he staked £390 and got £575 back!!!!
He thinks bookies will offer you a cash out value so high that you can ditch your original bet and re back it for a better return! Eg. Backs a horse to win £630. Cashes that bet out for a £90 loss. Then re backs it again to win £575. Absolute comedy gold. |
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10/11 Rico.
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10/11 as repeated numerous times thicket i.e £302 and pennies returned £274.55 profit as opposed to £240 for £390 @ 8/13, not £241 you worked out thicket!! lol hth
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You thick tw@t. Do we just ignore the £90 loss on the cash out?
You must be acting thick? Would be difficult to maintain this all the time. |
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Looks like Kenbo still struggling with simple arithmetic as well, sad!!
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Have you got a granddaughter? She might be able to help. The lad wasn’t much good!
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There can be few as thick as you and shafter on here Kenbo!! What do you not understand about the cash out and the new bet giving an extra profit of £35 and change? Is it really too difficult for you?
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I feel like a Mensa candidate when I’m talking to you!
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