Betfair – FA CUP DOUBLE ODDS IF BOTH TEAMS SCORE
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Everton v Manchester United – Sat 17:15 BBC1
1.Place a pre-match single on either the Match Result, Correct Score or First Goalscorer market in the Everton v Man Utd game,on the Sportsbook.
2.If both teams score in normal time, we’ll DOUBLE YOUR ODDS on that match. Winnings paid in cash at normal price, then topped up to double odds with free bets
3. Max qualifying stake £/€10. The following bets do not qualify for this promotion: Cashed out bets, bets placed with free bets or bets layed on the exchange on the same selection.
Surely pick a both scoring correct result and factor the extracted free bets to create a custom arb.
+0April 21, 2016 at 7:20 pm
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Hmm… choose a correct score where both teams score i.e. >(1-0 or 0-1) and you will guarantee doubled winnings if the score comes in. I might go for 2-2, with a £3.60 lay for a nice round £200 gain if it comes in. Risky but still here’s hoping.
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2-2 would be nice to overlay in-play with as soon as both teams have scored or one team goes 2-1 up. Same with 1-2 Man U as soon as both have score perhaps
+0Whats everyone doing on this? I’m out tomorrow so can’t do anything in play, Thinking the simplest thing to do is back and lay Man U and hope Everton aren’t too hopeless.
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You can guarantee anywhere from £3-£5 depending on the odds. I tried this with 2-2 then odds @17 and using free bets you can get effective odds of around 29 and lay is 20 = just over £4 profit.
I’m unsure how to do it as yes you could just back Utd but then to get the extra free bet you need them to win and btts…and therefore a 2-1 score line at least. I might just do the usual and back and lay a score and wait and see what happens, the fact we don’t need a draw at half time makes it a lot better.
+0My (simplistic) thinking was just treat Man U Win as a qualifier and hope that both teams score.
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Yeah but with Utd only being evens you’d get a £10 free bet….and need the score to be the likes of 2-1 3-1 3-2 etc…so not really that good to be honest.
+0Aye, much better rewards though smaller chance of getting it.
+0Can you do more than one bet on this ?
+0No, ‘fraid not. First cash bet on one of the three markets.
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Lets say your loss on Man Utd is 50p…you extract a £8 from the free bet = £7.50 profit if Utd win and BTTS.
The odds of Man Utd to win and BTTS is currently around 3.0…so it could happen…but not exactly a definite!
Or you could guarantee around £4.50? so your method of going for £7.50 as opposed to a guaranteed £4.50 doesn’t make sense to me. However, granted it is the easiest.
and no you can only bet once otherwise the amount of £10 bets on every market would be insane!
+0Fair point. I take it you’re laying btts to lock in the profit?
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No…use the effective odds method. You back a correct score which has both teams scoring as this will mean you will be eligible for double odds…for example 1-1 is odds of 7. If this wins you will get £60 free bets assume 80% extraction = additional £48 of winnings if the score is 1-1. Therefore if it ends 1-1 you will receive £70 + £48 = £118, divide this by your stake of £10 this gives you effective odds of 11.8 for 1-1 rather than the 7. You can then enter this as back odds in the calculator and use the lay odds and there you go!
Depending on odds looking at £3.50 – £5 easy money, but obviously not the most fun way to do this offer. As someone else suggested back say 2-2…and lay as normal for say £1.50 loss. Then wait and see what happens…if the score goes to 2-1 you could lay quite a bit on 2-2 as the odds will drop quite a bit for this meaning quite a low liability, you’d be getting £160 free bets if it came in…so you lay to take this into account or just let it run to try go for the massive £100+ profit.+0I was thinking of of your 2-2 scenario of 29/20. Lay the stake only and you are giving yourself a free punt at about £80
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Also, an advantage I just realized because with the usual offer it had to be a draw at half time and therefore you couldn’t overlay your score just in case it came in and wasn’t a draw you’d be down. So you could just overlay the score for your qualifying loss to make it risk free, granted you would get a bit less profit if it came off but at least as I said its risk free.
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Read my mind rcw! Yeh lay the qualifying loss to make it risk free..but then again do you really mind losing £1.50 at a cost of all that extra profit? granted unlikely profit!
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