Wimbledon 2017 thread
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Here is a good place to discuss Wimbledon and any bets people find with the offers Matt put on. Just a little fact from last years men’s tournament.
27/127 matches went to a 5th set as a result I would say it’s around a 1/10 chance of hitting a free bet from the offer money back if your player loses in the 5th. These can be better if betting on tighter matches so my strategy is I will be going for this offer with any QL up to a pound.
The paddy power 2 up offer hit 6/127 matches last year. This probably has a similar or maybe slightly better win rate than the 2 up offer they ran last season for footy but not got the stats for them. If QL are less than 1 percent of stake then this seems worth a go for a big win.
Just some stats that show a steady income could be made over the next couple of weeks.
+0July 3, 2017 at 12:04 pm
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Yeah that’s was the correct score I was hitting, lost everyday aswell and all free bets lost! To anyone hitting the offer I recommend taking a little break to try and save the account! Wish I had!
+0I was gubbed on Vernons after getting a £50 FB. One day after registering. Total wins on these offers are:
10Bet: £60 (double accounts)
Betrally: £80 (double accounts)
RealDealBet: £0 (double accounts)
Vernons: £100 (double accounts)
Total: £240+0i dont bother with the low offers anymore, like the bet 10 get 10, especially at the big names like ladbrokes
yesterday at wimbledon was an unbelievable day, £315 in free bets from 3 matches that went to 5 sets
and thats with limited accounts due to gubbings lol
going to try target coral vip with a few multiple accounts though, the bronze level would have been free bet up to £250 instead of £50 for the win in five sets double odds etc
+0Schoolboy error with Dabble yesterday, placed 2 bets on losing 5 set matches-both did but you can only receive £25FB per day from the offer!
+0Hit correct score again today.
Past few days I was also sweeping up MBs lays that had gone unmatched but someone else seems ot have cottoned on to that. Got £30 on Williams at 5.8 when it looked certain she was going to win 6-3 (Laid off at 1.4!)
+0How have you been laying off the correct score? There is never any liquidity in it when I have looked to get it matched on the Lay
+0I’ve just been punting the correct score… if you lose then you take the FB and a couple of quid QL
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to be fair orlando if the matches were being played at the same time, you gave yourself two chances at a FB, only a small additional QL I would guess.
+0I think people are underestimating the Betbright 25% Offer. I’ve made about £30-£40 on each of the two days I have been doing it.
If the results go the right way today I should be able to make a couple of hundred tomorrow (depending where the money ends up after my 3rd bet today).
+0I thought it was going to be pretty quiet on the Wimbledon offers today, with 4 clear favourites in their matches. But lo and behold Murray looks to be going out in 5 sets, well done to anyone who had Querrey on the Coral or Boyle offers.
+0Doubt anyone was QL was huge.
+0Yes I saw that too Steve, odds on Querrey were not great, especially on Coral. I’ve got action on Muller though, which has just gone to a 5th set. Need him to win it, fingers crossed!
+0I hit the Ladbrokes correct score again today and made a bit on the 25% Betbright offer (could make more if I want to bet £800 on Djokovic but am nervous about a him retiring with his shoulder injury).
+0So turns out if I had had a think about it and checked the rules I would have won £800 as stake would have been returned and I would have won on the exchange.
Long sigh…..
+0How do make the ladbrokes risk free? I have QL of 1.42 do I lay this on querry score of 3-2?
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