Betfair – double winning on correct score
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if level at half time.
Tonight Liverpool vs West Ham
Tomorrow Peterborough vs west brimMatt’s previous blog about this offer here https://matchedbettingblog.com/football/betfair-sportsbook-offer-double-winnings-correct-score-bets-2/#.VrmxUPj46nM
Or you can put 10 on 0-0 draw and lay for 10/0.98 on smarkets for a risk free no cost chance of winning …
+0February 9, 2016 at 9:32 am
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You can actually guarantee yourself a £3.15 profit on this (every little helps!) as follows:
£10 on 0-0 @9.0 returns £90 cash and £80 free bets
Assume 80% extraction of £80 free bets = £64
£90 + £64 = £154
Therefore implied odds of 0-0 are £154 / 10 (stake) = 15.4Take this, and the current lay odds of 11.5 for 0-0 on Smarkets (don’t back AND lay on Betfair 😉 ) and plug them into Matt’s calculator and you will see that you guaranteed £3.17 either way.
Yes, Betfair will no doubt be keeping an eye on people backing 0-0 under this promo, but you should be alright.
+0You could even combine tonys bet with the ladbrokes exchange 4 points (£100) for a free bet from the other thread and claim another £25 ?
+0Has anyone landed one of these I haven’t tried one yet as they seem very difficult to win
+0Aye that’s the one mate… Think there’s a thread from earlier?… At work atm so can’t look at it ?
+0I’ve seen people mention on the threads that they have won and on matts blog post linked above looks like he has won one
+0Yeah Ryan landed one on the Chelsea game
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yep got 1-1 chelsea
+0current record I’ve done 15 of them @ a total £27.83 loss. Won £43.74 (approx 80% of the £55 free bet) on Sunday, plus also further laid one a few weeks ago to guarantee myself £20 profit (which would have lost otherwise!)
+0Some bookies have a halftime/fulltime market so worth checking odds to see if your pick is likely to win money back. For example on paddy for West Ham/Liverpool 0-0/1-0 is 14/1, so good pick. 0-0/2-0 is 33/1 so expect to do 40 of these offers before you land one on scores like 2-0. 0-0/1-1 is 14/1 and 1-1/1-1 is 22/1 so added I don’t know some between 7/1 and 11/1 chance of getting money back on 1-1…
0-0 at 8/1 in general in my opinion will see you get money back more than any other score.
+0I’ve done three. I backed 0-0 on City v Leicester, as the back and lay were tight – made £6 profit. I lost another one, losing perhaps £1.50, and won another one, laying it off when it was a draw at half time – won about £30 on that – but a few others here made about £60 on it, as they didn’t lay it off at HT.
+0I’ve done 5 games and won 2.
£48 from the £55, Chelsea vs Man U, 1-1 @ 6.5
£70 from the £75, West Ham vs Aston Villa 2-0 @ 8.5I could have layed the Watford vs Chelsea game as I had 0-1 but the odds had swung too much to make it worthwhile.
Still not sure what result to go for tonight.
+0Thanks Tony, I’m so sick of losing qualifying bets on these, they’ve added up and haven’t had a winner yet, am using 2 accounts too like so double the loses. Going to do 2 0-0s tonight to claw back some.
+0current 0-0 on Liverpool West Ham 9.5/11 lay £10.20, and your potential profit is down £17 but your not risking anything.
+0dmc,I am somewhat reluctant to do 0-0 too often as regularly doing that could be a market of a matched better.
Just an early evening mull.+0
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