Who is more likely to win out of these three? City to beat wolves away? Arsenal to beat West Ham at home Liverpool to beat Brighton at home.
I'm feeling Arsenal @1/3. I think Wolves and Brighton have enough guts to scrape draws.
I'd say Arsenal but that's probably a reason to go else where haha. I take it you put all £79 on? If so have you got a target to get to before you take the money?
Who is more likely to win out of these three? City to beat wolves away? Arsenal to beat West Ham at home Liverpool to beat Brighton at home.
I'm feeling Arsenal @1/3. I think Wolves and Brighton have enough guts to scrape draws.
I'd say Arsenal but that's probably a reason to go else where haha. I take it you put all £79 on? If so have you got a target to get to before you take the money?
Probably more value in lower league certainty , following on from what has been said above. I fully expect Arsenal to win. I think Forest at home 17/20 to Birmingham would be better value than the above.
Who is more likely to win out of these three? City to beat wolves away? Arsenal to beat West Ham at home Liverpool to beat Brighton at home.
I'm feeling Arsenal @1/3. I think Wolves and Brighton have enough guts to scrape draws.
I'd say Arsenal but that's probably a reason to go else where haha. I take it you put all £79 on? If so have you got a target to get to before you take the money?
Probably more value in lower league certainty , following on from what has been said above. I fully expect Arsenal to win. I think Forest at home 17/20 to Birmingham would be better value than the above.
Did you watch Brum at Swanse they hammered them for nil nil, and then lost to in form Bolton away 1-0. I think their good for a draw at least at Forest.
Who is more likely to win out of these three? City to beat wolves away? Arsenal to beat West Ham at home Liverpool to beat Brighton at home.
I'm feeling Arsenal @1/3. I think Wolves and Brighton have enough guts to scrape draws.
I'd say Arsenal but that's probably a reason to go else where haha. I take it you put all £79 on? If so have you got a target to get to before you take the money?
Probably more value in lower league certainty , following on from what has been said above. I fully expect Arsenal to win. I think Forest at home 17/20 to Birmingham would be better value than the above.
Did you watch Brum at Swanse they hammered them for nil nil, and then lost to in form Bolton away 1-0. I think their good for a draw at least at Forest.
I think i might have watched some of it, was a poor game. Swansea didn't turn up, this is the problem with the challenge : Singles/doubles , although you should win a few really unless your bad at betting or unlucky, a game of football anything can happen and you get so many dodgy result.
Personally i think it might be more value in say sticking £10 each week on a team you think will run away with the league and might work out better, like with all betting there are flaws and this way i think is probably more risk adverse if you have selected well. I haven't done this myself , but i feel would work, might even try going forward.
Currently i have been doing well , but because of winnings i have been betting more. Eg. now i do about 3 £5 4/5 folds which lately have had success and then a few other bets which i think are good value eg. aways/ btts and win.
Sorry for waffling , just got me thinking about it. Its so tough to pick one game a week that is 100% , in theory it shouldn't be.
PS normally i would bet £10- £15 if easier week, probably currently been doing £25 but have been withdrawing and freerolling since a few weeks ago, also play bits of poker with the same money too. Sound like a proper gambler but if i am winning i will ride the wave, when i am not doing as well i will limit myself
Had some loose change in my account so did a mad 15 fold bet at 1400-1 was so out there I didn't even bother to check it til just now...got 13/15 only let down by city and Porto who threw away a 2-0 lead to lose 3-2.
I won a request a bet - Hazard to score and Chelsea to win 2-1 £80 return put £2 nearly put £4.
Yesterday i had 2 bets 1 let me down, Fylde (Dont really know national league so not surprised i had cash out of £79 but return £180 for £3 stake) nearly bet on Harrogate or draw to guarantee profit regardless £50 or £100. Other one was aldershot i backed to lose for free bet would have been £250 included spurs, do any of you think there is much value in the lower leagues as i dont normally other than Salford occasionally.
Think i was a couple away on Saturday too but overall ticking over so i can bet/poker and not deposited since start of season (Couple withdrawals previously mentioned) so thats a win in itself.
I think there's lots of value in the lower leagues, though I like to start putting bets on only when the season gets properly underway, say 8-10 games in. I dont have time to keep up with team and player changes constantly. The bookmakers can't possibly devote as much resource to following the lower leagues and calculating odds, as the betting volume is at the top end of the pyramid, so if you do your homework I think the opportunity for profit lower down is a good deal greater. You can often pick out games in foreign leagues too.
My approach anyway has changed from lengthy accumulators that almost never win to singles on games I think have been mispriced, and I choose them carefully. Sometimes I dont even bother because I cant see an anomaly in the list.
Sometimes I do a treble, usually backed up with three singles, but the odds are generally not that long. I'd rather win three weeks out of five than come close every week but almost never win.
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Who is more likely to win out of these three?
City to beat wolves away?
Arsenal to beat West Ham at home
Liverpool to beat Brighton at home.
I'm feeling Arsenal @1/3. I think Wolves and Brighton have enough guts to scrape draws.
West Ham have done Arsenal a few times at their place.
In both those games they played against 10 men.
Man City have scored 8 and conceded 1 in there 2 games.
Man City 100% out of those 3
Liverpool
Arsenal
City
All should win but you never know thats order for me irrelative of odds
Personally i think it might be more value in say sticking £10 each week on a team you think will run away with the league and might work out better, like with all betting there are flaws and this way i think is probably more risk adverse if you have selected well. I haven't done this myself , but i feel would work, might even try going forward.
Currently i have been doing well , but because of winnings i have been betting more. Eg. now i do about 3 £5 4/5 folds which lately have had success and then a few other bets which i think are good value eg. aways/ btts and win.
Sorry for waffling , just got me thinking about it. Its so tough to pick one game a week that is 100% , in theory it shouldn't be.
PS normally i would bet £10- £15 if easier week, probably currently been doing £25 but have been withdrawing and freerolling since a few weeks ago, also play bits of poker with the same money too. Sound like a proper gambler but if i am winning i will ride the wave, when i am not doing as well i will limit myself
Fuming
Don't know whether to laugh or cry!
Burnley one eye on second leg of CL game?
You can all laugh later :-)
Yesterday i had 2 bets 1 let me down, Fylde (Dont really know national league so not surprised i had cash out of £79 but return £180 for £3 stake) nearly bet on Harrogate or draw to guarantee profit regardless £50 or £100. Other one was aldershot i backed to lose for free bet would have been £250 included spurs, do any of you think there is much value in the lower leagues as i dont normally other than Salford occasionally.
Think i was a couple away on Saturday too but overall ticking over so i can bet/poker and not deposited since start of season (Couple withdrawals previously mentioned) so thats a win in itself.
The bookmakers can't possibly devote as much resource to following the lower leagues and calculating odds, as the betting volume is at the top end of the pyramid, so if you do your homework I think the opportunity for profit lower down is a good deal greater. You can often pick out games in foreign leagues too.
My approach anyway has changed from lengthy accumulators that almost never win to singles on games I think have been mispriced, and I choose them carefully. Sometimes I dont even bother because I cant see an anomaly in the list.
Sometimes I do a treble, usually backed up with three singles, but the odds are generally not that long. I'd rather win three weeks out of five than come close every week but almost never win.