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I was being rushed, but..... does this happen to people because I can't believe I've done it, no point callinBetfair is there, machine is always right?
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ye ive done it a few times and it always goes wrong
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it happened to me a few times , they call it fat fingers i belive , costly
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It's only centimetres from the lay to the back . Laid a horse myself one day in a chase at Galway which I intended to back . Price was dropping , so just had to sit and suffer . Luckily the horse would not face the hill and I finished quids in , but the red worried me for about a mile and a half .
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Nightmare, hope you didn't get too burned man
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done it myself once, easy done. Bad luck
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Its works in my favour,as the ones I intend backing never win anyway.
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Generous responses, Cheers lads thought not to bother calling betfair, not too costly as I'm not a big punter by any means, what it really means for me is one less night out on the beer, I'd rather have the fifty odd quid though needless to say, happy punting. I'll get going on the finger exercises Workrider
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Laid Al eile IR in the aintree hurdle when I actually meant to lay
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MUGS .
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i wish i laid every horse i meant to back
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What exactly were you going to say to betfair if you called them?
It is just bad luck and has to be taken on the chin. |
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guy on here meant to lay a horse for a grand....clicked the horse below it by mistake ......cost him 31k.....u think he has a case?
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I was going to deny I did
it, ridiculous idea though, call it shock or whatever, a precarious existence innit |
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Yes, Ive done this and I've already submitted a reply and it wouldnt upload.
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