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He maybe just needed the money and didn't want to risk loosing it all, not sure how long was left in matches etc but not unheard of to see a 94th min fk ur bet lol really unlucky and I'm sure he was guttedΒ 

Oh god sorry, just seen the times of the last two matches, oh deary me lol that's a shocker πŸ™‚

 
Isn't it 284 pounds not 2840, or my maths wrong. ?
Not sure what is exactly going on in that screenshot.

Betslip clearly shows a 7-fold accumulator for GBP 10 @ 284.49 that would payΒ GBP 2844.9 if all came in,
and the ticketΒ cashed out with 5 bets settledΒ forΒ GBP 115.28

Mildly confusing are the 4.20 and 2.55 odds of the last two matches.Β 
2844,90 / 4.2 / 2.55 is aboutΒ GBP 300.Β Β 

There could be all sorts of explanations for this.

 
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Isn't it 284 pounds not 2840, or my maths wrong. ?
284/1 X 10 pounds stake πŸ™‚

Not sure what is exactly going on in that screenshot.

Betslip clearly shows a 7-fold accumulator for GBP 10 @ 284.49 that would payΒ GBP 2844.9 if all came in,
and the ticketΒ cashed out with 5 bets settledΒ forΒ GBP 115.28

Mildly confusing are the 4.20 and 2.55 odds of the last two matches.Β 
2844,90 / 4.2 / 2.55 is aboutΒ GBP 300.Β Β 

There could be all sorts of explanations for this.
Uve confused me now lol πŸ™‚

 
Once an accumulator starts rolling in the right direction can't you hedge it on a different site to a degree that would be equal to, or greater than,Β the cashout value?

Guarantee either a little profit orΒ a big payday.

Genuinely curious as I don't have a clue about sportsbetting.

 
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The way i rend ti think about cash out is that bookies only bought it in to make more money... they wouldnt bring in anything that would loose them money.

I believe cash out can be used well but to me if you wernt even going to let the next 2 games play then you might as well not included them and gained bigger winnings.

Hopefully we can grab some winning bets this weekend!Β 

Once an accumulator starts rolling in the right direction can't you hedge it on a different site to a degree that would be equal to, or greater than,Β the cashout value?

Guarantee either a little profit orΒ a big payday.

Genuinely curious as I don't have a clue about sportsbetting.
The only time this could be doable is if you are waiting on 1 game, you could then look to cover the other 2 possible outcomes (so if you backed a home win you could cover draw and away win)

However when you have multiple games left it becomes a number of combinations and in turn would then mean you would have to lay out a number of accas to cover all potential outcomes and therefore it's where cashout would then become the more simple and costly outcome.

Hope that makes sense.

ThanksΒ 

 
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I have only beaten the bookie once on Cash out feature , 99 times out of a 100 for me it's always been the wrong choice   😞     sometimes due to lack of funds or I just didn't fancy a team or team's to score so late in the game.

For me , it's when the bookies don't offer a cash out figure or they wait until a certain time in the game before removing the option and it's normally when you really need it or know the bet is a loser waiting to happen , it's in their rules though that they are under no obligation to offer it.

It's all down to having the Bollocks though i suppose if you see the bet thru to the end but Hindsight is a great thing huhΒ  Β  Β πŸ™‚

 
New to Sports betting

I Just bet on crystal palace to win and , on another site, Brighton to win in the Crystal Palace vs Brighton game...

Whoops, Luckily crystal palace scored first so I took theΒ offered Β£890 cashout which covered both bets with Β£40 profit. Figured I'd let the other one ride, cashed my Brighton out at Β£330ish in the 70th minute. Should have left it on as I was freerolling and, if I had let it ride, would have cashed another Β£850.

Pretty much my first football bet and I completely messed it up but still made Β£380.

Moral of the story, age related memory loss is serious, iirc

 
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