Am sorry that ref is a joke, the guy was the fucking champion!!! Groves was in well control give the fella some respect he was in no trouble whatsoever, bastards !!!
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Am sorry that ref is a joke, the guy was the fucking champion!!! Groves was in well control give the fella some respect he was in no trouble whatsoever, bastards !!!
Haye/Ruiz goes OVER by 31 seconds, that hurt a lot of people here.
Ouch. Nearly everyone lost money this week. The Haye fight just going over cost me - as it did a lot of people. Saved from major damage by having a wedge on Groves, but I kinda feel like thats the coward's way.
I'm starting to think the best tactics might be to enter then not bet on any fights. Genius. That tactic would have you in 2nd right now (still behind me...of course).
Question: My bet was:
Arnoutis 2000
Ruiz 3000 under
Jones 2000 (my heart's talking there)
Groves 5000
and I lost 7000.... how can it be? I lost 7000 for Arnoutis, Ruiz and Jones but I won 5000 with Groves, in theory I should then have lost like 2000 no?
Sorry about missing the Groves entry on ya, but there is a piece of the puzzle you are not understanding. The payouts on the bets are not usually 1 to 1. To figure out how much you get paid for a win multiply your bet by the factor listed to the right of the eventuality. For example the factor for Groves was 0.36 I believe so you would multiply your bet $5,000 which equals $1,800. This accounts for Groves status as the favorite. So a loss loses $5,000, but a win pays $1,800. Make sense?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nameless
Yeah that totally makes sense, sorry for missing that piece Greg but it would still mean that I didn't lose overall 7000 but more like 5000 or something like that, which is totally ok for me ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheepSorry about missing the Groves entry on ya, but there is a piece of the puzzle you are not understanding. The payouts on the bets are not usually 1 to 1. To figure out how much you get paid for a win multiply your bet by the factor listed to the right of the eventuality. For example the factor for Groves was 0.36 I believe so you would multiply your bet $5,000 which equals $1,800. This accounts for Groves status as the favorite. So a loss loses $5,000, but a win pays $1,800. Make sense?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nameless
Ok this week I'm doing Harrison/Sprott, Caballero/Yordan and Berto/Quintana, any requests?
Double for me Greg 20k on Audley and Berto.
I like those odds for Yordan
Put me down for $10,000 on a Yordan win
The rest of my bank on a berto win
$10,000 Berto
$6,000 Caballero
$2,000 Sprott
$10,000 Berto
$8,000 Caballero
$2,000 Harrison
Harrison £4000
Berto £12000
ACCA- £4000
Harrison
Caballero
Berto
$2,000 on Sprott
$10,000 on Caballero
$1,000 on the Over for Berto-Quintana
4K Yordan
20K Harrison
5K Harrison - Sprot under