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Re: The Bookies Odds Thread

Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 13:02
by SuperNickyWroe
have just had £20 @ 100/1 for us to go down.
also backed the gargs too - £10 @ 40/1 both with paddy power.

was going to have "cover bet" - barnsley and the gulls to survive. barnsley a very tightfisted 6/4 and us at 8/13....bo**ocks to that! :@

Re: The Bookies Odds Thread

Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 15:16
by Bitchie Renault
SuperNickyWroe wrote:have just had £20 @ 100/1 for us to go down.
also backed the gargs too - £10 @ 40/1 both with paddy power.

was going to have "cover bet" - barnsley and the gulls to survive. barnsley a very tightfisted 6/4 and us at 8/13....bo**ocks to that! :@
Have I misread your post? where are we 8/13 to stay up, that can't be right...

Re: The Bookies Odds Thread

Posted: 24 Apr 2013, 13:37
by SuperNickyWroe
Bitchie Renault wrote: Have I misread your post? where are we 8/13 to stay up, that can't be right...
it was on skybet.

Might now also have a tenner on the Fleets at 7/2. as matt said on another thread that seems very generous even though AFC need the win.

EDIT - can get them at 4/1!

Re: The Bookies Odds Thread

Posted: 24 Apr 2013, 18:00
by Sunnysideup
ferrarilover wrote:
With Bet365, all 5 results coming in which would see us relegated (Rovers away, D&R v York draw, Barnet away, Plymouth or Draw, Wombles home) is 105/1

I'm having a fiver on it, you know, just in case.

Interestingly, Wombles to beat Fleetwood is 8/11, with the Fleetwood win at 7/2. Had this game been 6 weeks ago, those odds would have been the other way round. Even the bookies don't discount the power of need over ability. (I might still have a couple of shillings on Fleetwood in any case, that does seem too good to turn down)

Matt.
You need 4 fiveways to cover every eventuality according to my info. Got 4 x £2.50's on just that very combination (you missed a Barnet draw and us losing heavily). 600 back if the worst happens. I look at it as an insurance policy.

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 25 Apr 2013, 20:31
by standupsitdown
Just been to the Bookies:

£10 on Torquay to be relegated at 66-1 (William Hill)

£5 accumulator - Wimbledon, Barnet & Plymouth win, Dagenham v York draw
£5 accumulator - Wimbledon & Barnet win, Plymouth & Dagenham v York draw

I'm convinced that the other results will go against us, in which case I'll win £211 or £227.
Consolation if we go down will be about about £880.

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 26 Apr 2013, 00:18
by Forest gull
66 - 1 !!!!

What happenned to the 100 - 1 ????

Have we slipped in the bookies eyes?

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 26 Apr 2013, 00:39
by Scott Brehaut
Probably the amount of people having a bet on us

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 26 Apr 2013, 01:11
by cambgull
Or he got right royally mugged and could've had much better odds.

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 26 Apr 2013, 02:26
by Kernowgull
Yeah, we were nowhere near the 100/1 on Ladbrokes, I thjnk it was around the 60 mark to 1. But I got 100/1 on Coral

Re: The Bookies Odds Thread

Posted: 26 Apr 2013, 13:01
by Bitchie Renault
Corals and Paddy Power both still 100/1 this morning. You can get this price online or in their shops.

Re: The Bookies Odds Thread

Posted: 26 Apr 2013, 16:33
by ChineseGull
A lot of people wasting money here.. I don't think 100/1 represents good value. To the poster who took 66/1, I've just called the cops, you've been robbed.

The value this weekend for people who are actually looking to make money from gambling, is in my opinion, betting against the teams whose price is far too short just because they have something to play for. I'll be laying Wimbledon at 1.82 but may back them at a bigger price around the hour mark if they're still level or behind, as it's in the latter stages of the game where desire will overcome ability.

Re: The Bookies Odds Thread

Posted: 27 Apr 2013, 04:52
by ferrarilover
It's not wasting money, Chinese, me old china, it's an insurance policy. I've just had a tenner on all the results going against us, that comes in at a shade over 100/1.
The logic is, would I pay a tenner to keep us up? Yes
Would I feel better about relegation if I had a bag of sand in my pocket? Yes.

I can't lose.

Matt.

Interestingly, I haven't looked properly, but a Fleetwood & Rovers double seems to be coming in at almost 18/1 with 365, maybe a little more elsewhere. These two prices are based on those teams having nothing to play for and facing teams who need points to avoid the drop. Still, talent is talent and those two matches, say, 6 weeks ago would have been a 4/1 double. All aboard the value train.

Re: The Bookies Odds Thread

Posted: 27 Apr 2013, 10:42
by ChineseGull
Yeah, I'll give you that one. I'm just in favour of keeping betting separate from my support of Torquay. Lets hope that everyone's relegation bet is a loser and I can spend my Aldershot winnings on a night of celebration. Incidentally, Powers have gone in to 80/1 but Coral are standing firm at 100s.

With regards to Fleetwood, the bet is even better value when you consider that if it's level with 5 minutes left, Wimbledon will throw Neil Sullivan and his kitchen sink forward in search of a winner, paving the way for a Torres v Barcelona style winner.

Re: The Bookies Odds Thread

Posted: 27 Apr 2013, 15:03
by SuperNickyWroe
had a nailed on double. us and barnsley to win £10 @ 8/1.

Re: The Bookies Odds Thread

Posted: 30 Apr 2013, 22:24
by ChineseGull
That's a tough one to take, especially when the less likely one came in. Had a late back of Real Madrid to qualify at 95 tonight, thought Diego Lopez was gonna make me some money at the end there.

Skybet and BetVictor have outrights up for League 2 next season: http://www.oddschecker.com/football/eng ... son-winner

Obviously it depends on signings and how the playoffs go but it's a good indicator of where the bookies have everyone finishing. I think Rochdale and Mansfield will be exceed expectations and relegated sides Hartlepool and Scunthorpe will under achieve. They've got us as relegation candidates which is fair enough but i'd have us finishing 14th.