charlie
Fat Jockey Patron (est. March 2021)
Skybet currently have
Samcro/BDA/Footpad treble boosted to 5/1 from 3/1
Brilliant. FYI max £80 stake.
Skybet currently have
Samcro/BDA/Footpad treble boosted to 5/1 from 3/1
Brilliant. FYI max £80 stake.
It is a very nice bet!!
I've just had my £5 free bet with Skybet on the following:
Samcro, Footpad, Min, BVD - all to win any race by 5+ lengths...
Now I fully expect all of them to win (Min the only one i'm lacking in confidence), but at 150/1 it's definitely worth a bit of interest to see how they all hose up!!
Unless you have an account restriction. £1 max for me![]()
Exactly that.
But it wouldn't be a bet for me
The ones that can.
Take all the offer and price boosts while you can. Won't be long until you get all the first race each day £25 money back as a free bet consession. I believe a couple did it to a smaller ammount for the last race aswell.
Sun B of which I'm no longer a customer. Did some excellent price boosts for the smaller size punter at there live preview night. Turned douvan from 1/4 to 4/1. And were 3 times the price on many other well fancied horses . Might be worth a watch.
I know there are various ways to skin a cat but are there any others who just try and back one horse per race?
Betway have done it for a tenner on the last race for the last couple of seasons I think, huge fan of these offers![]()
I know there are various ways to skin a cat but are there any others who just try and back one horse per race?
I only ask the question because it seems as if anytime a horse wins there's about five people who have already got a 20/1+ bet on it?
Exactly that.
But it wouldn't be a bet for me
The ones that can.
Take all the offer and price boosts while you can. Won't be long until you get all the first race each day £25 money back as a free bet consession. I believe a couple did it to a smaller ammount for the last race aswell.
Sun B of which I'm no longer a customer. Did some excellent price boosts for the smaller size punter at there live preview night. Turned douvan from 1/4 to 4/1. And were 3 times the price on many other well fancied horses . Might be worth a watch.
Sky gave me a free £50 bet each day last year, not sure that would have been put to everyone but a great offer.
I hate that bookies go out of their way to attract business with excellent offers for Cheltenham when everyone knows they will restrict/close your account if you play for more than a fiver.
I tried 888 before Christmas, deposited £1k, had 4 bets showing a mammouth profit of £52 and I received 3 e-mails saying my account had BOG removed, no multiples were allowed followed by account was restricted, these e-mails all landed within about 10 mins of each other.
They're not alone, but it makes the offers and scramble for business pointless....
The only thing I miss is that sky offer. And getting the preview prices as it's limited stakes I think they should give it to all but ..... I can get the sportsbook ones on the preview night.
I know there are various ways to skin a cat but are there any others who just try and back one horse per race?
I only ask the question because it seems as if anytime a horse wins there's about five people who have already got a 20/1+ bet on it?
Betway have done it for a tenner on the last race for the last couple of seasons I think, huge fan of these offers![]()
This is my approach - I bet £5 per point at Cheltenham (tried £10 last year and came a bit unstuck). I have 4 points per race. For eg, I got £20 on 10s for Samcro in the Ballymore. That's that race ticked off as far as I'm concerned. I found if I didn't I ended up chasing my tail and doing all chasing bets whenever any horse won a trial race last year.
I have to say, each to their own, but I thought a point should be a certain division of your betting bank - i.e the max you have is 100? So I get confused when I see people saying they've laid down a million points! But then I'm a very low level stakes bettor really so whatever gets you to profit I guess. As much as everyone's explained it, I don't think I could work that approach with my lifestyle!
Thanks to those who replied.
I think the big difference appears to be that although I would love to get the winner of every race my realistic aim is to make a profit over the meeting, rather than per individual race. Usually, if I can get 3-4 winners then we are in profit territory.
For instance I have backed a loser with Real Steel in the Supreme so if I wanted to clear the loss the easiest thing would be to back Getabird but at this stage who is that interested in a 5/2 shot?
As I said it is final result that counts, not the way you achieve it.