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04 Aug 25
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Do you think that bookmakers now have the ability to apply different adjusted margin prices to different customers.
I have noted that the unibetparty now give me terrible odds on their extra places markets with much bigger margins than about three months ago.
I have noted that the unibetparty now give me terrible odds on their extra places markets with much bigger margins than about three months ago.
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They certainly have the ability to set the "SP" and are doing very nicely out of it.
Reminds me of putting a rat in charge of the cheese larder. |
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They have the ability but whether they actually do it, where's the evidence from punters with two or more accounts?
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thats why they have cookies
n all those kinda tracking apps/things innit...see what ye up to before ye access, n of course certain accounts r profiled |
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To save time I suggest closing your unibet account.
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I don’t think I endured them for more than 24 hours
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The odd time i've delved into those most difficult races for extra places i've always taken SP , on the basis that the SP over round is less than their own morning prices , also with massive over rounds they can easily hide horses in anticipation of a move due to certain connections which is why you pretty often see their 8/1 early price turn into a 20/1 shot after it becomes clear that their concern is unwarranted on that occasion.
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Barstool, great analogy, made me chuckle.
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If you think there is a conspiracy why even bother doing something you feel at a disadvantage from? Btw the old over round analogy holds no water, it is not even a real entity, it is a hypothetical and should not influence your bets.
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