League 1 double

  • Betfred have boosted Bolton and Sheff utd to 5.0

    bf 12:15 ko Bolton lay @ 2.54

    bf 14:15 ko Sheff @ 1.74

    I’m not going to be around when the Bolton game finishes so cant do this but should be a small profit in it

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    Tony S 9

    No profit in the sequential lay

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    foreleft 2

    I must have worked it out wrong I thought there was a couple of quid for a £25 stake

    maybe worth an underlay ?

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    Hatehorses 4

    Perhaps I’m crazy, but there’s £12.50 risk free for a £30 stake I think…

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    foreleft 2

    £30 stake underlaying both games I get £10.12 risk free thats on betfair not smarkets

    Could be wrong though

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    Hatehorses 4

    Ah, I did Smarkets. But the Bolton lay has gone up a bit now.

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    sleepless 12

    For the inexperienced, could you spell out the sequential lays please. Thanks

    Fred is my favourite atm after England boost and I’d like to give him a bit back!

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    Tony S 9

    Aye I worked it wrong… £8ish for a £25 bet as it stands

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    Hatehorses 4

    Betfred £30 stake example

    On Smarkets: Lay Bolton £30.61 (£30/0.98 to account for commission) Currently 2.64

    Then if Bolton Win lay the following calculation on Sheffield:

    Bolton Liability (@2.64 is £50.20) plus your £30 stake = £80.20 add commission /0.98 = £81.84

    So on current lay amounts, you’d lay £81.84 on Sheffield and get £9.23 profit if they win and break even if they don’t.

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    feltt1p 7

    Also on Tote.

    Got £50 on for around £17 risk free

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    Chris 24

    Totesport are doing it too so you can double your stake.

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    feltt1p 7

    Always wondered but never checked, are these prices also available in shop?

    Restrictions are a bummer online

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    Shaun46 1

    Sequential lay would look this this based on £100 and at odds of 5 on the double could be wrong mind

    Bet 1 Bolton – I used 2.7 as back odds and underlaid at 2.62 @ £102.04 with a liability of £165.29. So if Bolton don’t win I lose nothing and if they do win I lose £165.29 in liability

    Bet2 Sheffield – 2 ways of doing this one

    Underlay for no risk using £165.29 as your bet liability of £124.89 and the balance of the odds used in your bet i.e (5-2.7=2.3) so 2.3 as my back odds & 1.74 as my lay which equals £168.66 so if Sheffield win you will win £109.90 if you lose you lose £0.00
    (this is calculated as total win from bookies £400 – £165.29 – £124.81=(£109.90)

    Standard Matched betting using the balance of your odds again 2.3 and a lay of £221.03 with a liability of £163.56 so 2.3 back & 1.74 lay this will result in £71.15 if you win & £51.32 if you lose.
    If you win this will be (£400 – £165.29 – £163.56) = £71.15
    if you lose this will be (£221.03 -2% Comm – £165.29) = £51.32

    If anyone can see anything wrong with my maths above let me know.

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    Chris 24

    £100 on at each of my brothers accounts so £250 in total.

    Cant see both teams winning though.

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    sleepless 12

    Thanks guys, all done £80 on – emptied account.

    btw I read it’s not a good idea to have both Tote and Fred as same company. Is it worth joining Tote (for new customer offer at least)?.

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    Chris 24

    sleepless – I do the same bets at Betfred and Tote on a regular basis and have been for over a year and a half. No problems apart from stake restrictions on my own accounts to £25.

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