Kwiff betting app?
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Been reading reviews on kwiff betting app, it boosts your odds randomly when placing bets. Bit like WHill but stupid high boosts om thinking 1st bet must give you a boost. Like a welcome offer, Nice arb if it does? Any one had experience?
+0February 4, 2018 at 8:53 pm
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Yep. Very suspicious.
+0Made about £100 from it.
Soneone knew that result was coming in.
+0Blues v Rebels – Super Rugby
Looks like they’ve done the same thing as last week. Draw No Bet is higher price than Win. Should be an arb when market settles.
+0Can it not be deemed a palp?
+0Wasn’t a palp when priced.
They’ve just not cut it.
+0They’ve got The Blues at 1.18 in that market. So they’ve priced it up ‘right’. Just poor odds compiling/too slow to cut.
They’ve even got the Rebels + the draw (double chance) at a bigger price than the win only.
+0So is it worth to give it a try for Blues vs Rebels? I’ve never used Kwiff before, so I’m hoping for the charged odds, does the 20 quid stake sounds reasonable?
+0If its your first bets I’d go for 50s or 100s.
My first bet was 100 and boosted from 3.0 to 8.0, 2nd 50 from 4.0 to 18.0 IIRC
I now go for multiple bets with smaller stakes as I only get 1 in 6 or 7 boosted.
+0Highlanders v Hurricanes 8-7 at half time.
Cam someone explain why the draw is around 40-1
What is it about rugby that makes draws so unlikely?
Obviously they are not going to happen as often as football but I just cant get why the odds are so high.
+0I think the fact it is so unlikely, due to the nature of points scoring, and the fact it wasn’t a draw at half time, is probably why. Also it will take into account the favourite still.
Keep in a mind a stat I just read –
[i] In the past 10 years, there have been just four draws over the 150 matches played in the Six Nations, with a draw in just 2.7% of games.[/i]In football the draw generally would average around 30%.
+0I get it that it’s to do with the number of points scored. But statistically you would think the chance of a draw would be about 25/30 -1 whereas you can normally get about 50s on the exchange. Most teams score somewhere between 10 and 40 points probably on a standard distribution (and I assume some totals are more unlikely than others.
+0When it comes to higher odds though, the exchange is always generally far higher. I just assume it’s more competitive at that end. But could be wrong? The odds you can get at the exchange often seem ridiculous.
+0Nice one on the Rebels. Cheers for flagging.
+0u guys are far luckier than me on the kwiffs. Max staked on a couple of these arbs but made about £4 on the rebels and nowhere near what bob says on the footy one
The rugby draws are laying at 50 but back price on exchange has been around 20 but 33 at bookies. It’s the combination of scores as well as high scores – so you can score 2, 3 or 5 points. The 8-7 is a good example as they’d both scored a try and kicked something, but one converted their try and the other missed but kicked a penalty. Needs the reverse, or a unconverted try countered by 2 penalties as quickest way of tieing from there…. big odds territory.
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