Interesting way to bet
Posted: Sat Jan 29, 2011 6:50 pm
When you go on Betfair and find Correct Scores for football matches, you can often find 0-0 at a big price. Usually 9-1 in a standard game in league 2, and if there is a team who should be winning, its bigger.
0-0 For United vs Southampton was 17-1, by the time the first goal went in 0-0 was trading around 5-1
Its a dare devil waiting game, and I quite enjoy it (backing to lay)
If you sling say £10 on 17-1 for instance (thats a £170 return if successful). Then time goes on and prices contract so start laying, and it doesn't take long to get to the point where you break even. (barring an early goal - you'll likely lose a tenner).
You can lay and back in due course. the longer it goes on as 0-0 the higher the stakes get, if you find yourself at the point where there's little time left and its still 0-0 you can start doing big lays so that your returns for 0-0 only decrease by very small amounts..
I reckon its a good, although had a bad beat when I had a £350 return on 0-0 United when they scored before HT. Id only layed small amounts as the price was falling, but I could have put a bigger lay on to be £40 up guaranteed. As I say, dare devil game!
0-0 For United vs Southampton was 17-1, by the time the first goal went in 0-0 was trading around 5-1
Its a dare devil waiting game, and I quite enjoy it (backing to lay)
If you sling say £10 on 17-1 for instance (thats a £170 return if successful). Then time goes on and prices contract so start laying, and it doesn't take long to get to the point where you break even. (barring an early goal - you'll likely lose a tenner).
You can lay and back in due course. the longer it goes on as 0-0 the higher the stakes get, if you find yourself at the point where there's little time left and its still 0-0 you can start doing big lays so that your returns for 0-0 only decrease by very small amounts..
I reckon its a good, although had a bad beat when I had a £350 return on 0-0 United when they scored before HT. Id only layed small amounts as the price was falling, but I could have put a bigger lay on to be £40 up guaranteed. As I say, dare devil game!
