[retired_summer]

IF my two first bets (above) come in I'm am umm-ing and ahh-ing whether to instead put subsquent* winnings on the football tonight. Arsenal too short, and Grays should (but might not) beat Scarborough.

Therefore I'm thinking: all on Henry first goal?

Opinions?

[michaelwoodcock]

Fifteen quid on Grays to win at around 1.95 I think.

Saving the rest, and any subsequent winnings for more fun betting on horses tonight. Mon Kev \o/

[jcbarat]

Originally posted by LycanGav:
Fifteen quid on Grays to win at around 1.95 I think.

Saving the rest, and any subsequent winnings for more fun betting on horses tonight. Mon Kev \o/

ffs no football.

Betting school from 7pm again tonight boys. \o/

[michaelwoodcock]

Originally posted by gillsminnow:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by LycanGav:
Fifteen quid on Grays to win at around 1.95 I think.

Saving the rest, and any subsequent winnings for more fun betting on horses tonight. Mon Kev \o/

ffs no football.

Betting school from 7pm again tonight boys. \o/ </BLOCKQUOTE>

A thousand apologies honourable sensei

[retired_pulestro]

Unders Birmingham/Blackburn (2 @ 1.7)
Blackburn (2 @ 2.82)
Grays (2 @ 1.91)
Overs Scarborough/Grays (2 @ 1.82)
Harrogate (5 @ 1.44)

[retired_edpt]

question for those that lay on betfair:
if i want to lay a horse at 100, will it let me do it even though i dont have the funds to cover it actually winning? and if it does let you do it and it wins, how do they get the money off you?

[retired_bec8643]

No they won't unless you've already backed it at odds higher than 100 (as obviously you'd win more than you would by laying it at 100 )

[jcbarat]

Originally posted by pago:
question for those that lay on betfair:
if i want to lay a horse at 100, will it let me do it even though i dont have the funds to cover it actually winning? and if it does let you do it and it wins, how do they get the money off you?

Betfair sends the boys round.

[retired_edpt]

ah thats ok then. i was worried i would misplace a decimal point or something and potentially lose loads of money. and then get beaten up by the aforementioned betfair heavies.

[retired_edpt]

and another question:
if i lay something at say 10, with £10, does that mean i can lose £10, or lose £10 x 10? i'm thinking its the latter.