There’s a big Wednesday night of Champions League football to look forward to and you don’t want to miss this Paddy Power price boost! They’ve enhanced Man City, Bayern Munich and Atletico Madrid all to win from 5/2 to a tasty 4/1. Translated into matched betting terms, this gives us a guaranteed profit of £4.01 and here’s how…
Power Price Boost:
The maximum stake for this power price boost is £20.00.
For a walkthrough of how to lay multiples, please see my laying multiples guide.
We can calculate our lay stake using my Matched Betting Calculator…
As you can see, the calculator tells us that our lay stake should be £24.51…
Place £20.00 on Man City, Bayern Munich & Atletico Madrid all to win @ 5.00 = Potential profit of £80.00
Lay £24.51 on Man City, Bayern Munich & Atletico Madrid all to win @ 4.10 = Potential liability of £75.98
Outcomes:
Let’s have a look at our profit/loss for the two potential outcomes…
So, no matter what happens, we’ll make a guaranteed profit of £4.01 on this Paddy Power price boost!
Note: If you would prefer a risk-free shot at a larger profit, you can simply use the ‘UNDERLAY‘ tab on the calculator for a risk-free potential profit of £16.73.
* All three teams won their respective fixtures, resulting in a profit of £4.02 on this Paddy Power price boost. *
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James W
Guest userHi Matt, I know Paddy say it’s max £20 stake but I’ve done it before where I’ve managed to put £20 on twice, effectively doubling the guaranteed money.
Do you think this is a good idea or against the rules and lead to gubbing?
Cheers
Matt
1527I wouldn’t say it’s against any rules James, but it’s likely to draw more attention to your account than just placing the one lot of £20.00.
There’s no right or wrong with these decisions, it’s just personal preference. Some people like to hit things hard and place as much as they can, while others take a steadier approach with the thinking that it may preserve their accounts for longer.
COYY
Guest userI’d say that’s a bad idea. Likely you’ll find that if the bet wins they will reduce the second bet back to the ‘normal’ odds and then you will have overlaid as a result. You will also likely find that somewhere in the T&C they reserve the right to do that – or even cancel the bet altogether, resulting in you overlaying and losing a lot.
Better IMO to go for the risk-free option with these offers as they don’t win very often and are a good way of building towards your weekly free bet without taking a qualifying loss. But that’s personal choice.
COYY
Guest userThere ya go! A nice profit and no qualifying loss! Like I say, they don’t win very often…