Backed all 25. Never laid anything. Currently 14 have settled and lost. Was convinced this was going to be profitable but now I’m just hoping to get anything back on my £250.

Should have just ignored black friday and EW arbed today.

Yup pretty much turned my back on ew arbing for these! Think i backed 23 of them. 20 unlaid.

+10 on first horse.

Break even on the two btts.

So eyeing up a £190 loss at present.

Should get a good of that back from trading the first acca. But still be a loss if nothing wins and time consuming at that!

Bookies always seem to get lucky on Black Friday. I’ve seen it with paddy as well the last two years, great value but hardly any came up.

Anyway, no point in being results oriented. If you have only gambled what you can afford and on good value then don’t beat yourself up over the results. Keep up the process. Just let it be a reminder.

Wise words FoG.

Aussies recovered from 209-7 to gain a First inns lead to beat another bet.

But maybe the luck is turning with the Rugby League one getting us £90 back!

Just read match report. Definitely lucky! 20-0 with 7 mins to go. Not sure how we won that one.. Now for a load of Premier League goals.

Rugby has saved us from total oblivion. Still got hope for the football might get back to minus £100 or so.

Same here

Well that ACCA has lost..swansea game was 0-0 so that lost…and i doubt they’ll be enough goals so thats lost as well ahah nightmare!

1 winning boost in 23 then. With Root and Mvg still running.

Sir De Grugy went off bigger than the boost too.

Special thanks to Spurs today

Whoever in wh devised the boosts must be in for a huge pay rise.

Only bet left out of the 10 I did is mvg to win the darts championship. Next year means lay the boosts!!!

Lots were good value just been unlucky i guess…

Agree Ryan. Pretty sure someone at Hills has a time machine/crystal ball.

Tbh even if i left the ones i weren’t sure about the horse distances, 32+ goals and the Rugby. Would still be in same position!

The others were all definite value.