The Betting Thread

Honeysett wrote:Broncos over the Panthers
Storm over the Warriors
Raiders over the Knights
South over the Dragons
$7.50

easy money

How much did you put on this Honeysett?

Liverpool_Bulldog wrote:

How much did you put on this Honeysett?

Quite a personal questsion I would have thought? I've got $50 on the same multi with the Sharks added to it.

Krump wrote:
Quite a personal questsion I would have thought? I've got $50 on the same multi with the Sharks added to it.

That's a fair call, I'm quite a newbie as mentioned earlier. Just like to learn new skills

Liverpool_Bulldog wrote:

That's a fair call, I'm quite a newbie as mentioned earlier. Just like to learn new skills

You are best to ask a gambler what odds they got. eg. in the example above $7.50. Whether you are testing the water with $1 bets, enjoying a flutter at $5-10 or bet bigger is no-ones business.

Just remember the higher the odds the higher the risk.

The more games in a multi the more chance to lose.

Keep it simple. Pick two teams which you think are certainties paying around $1.30-$1.60 in a multi and you will get about $2 return.

Liverpool_Bulldog wrote:

How much did you put on this Honeysett?

I've got $200 on it, I don't mind people asking me. The key for me is never ever look at price before you look at who you think will win. Bet on your instincts and not the price you see. If you think X will beat Y and then see that Y is paying a lot more and sway your reasoning you've just falling for the bookies odds.

Never ever chase your losses. If your main bet loses walk away and never gamble anything more than you're willing to lose.

This new rule against online live betting is going to completely ruin betting for me. I make the majority of my money on William Hills exotic bets on live sport.

Pain wrote:I put on a few multi bets using Honeysetts FTS tips

Best of luck mate, I don't think they've been too fruitful thus far. Hope they come through for ya.

Honeysett wrote:

I've got $200 on it, I don't mind people asking me. The key for me is never ever look at price before you look at who you think will win. Bet on your instincts and not the price you see. If you think X will beat Y and then see that Y is paying a lot more and sway your reasoning you've just falling for the bookies odds.

Never ever chase your losses. If your main bet loses walk away and never gamble anything more than you're willing to lose.

This new rule against online live betting is going to completely ruin betting for me. I make the majority of my money on William Hills exotic bets on live sport.

It's only against online phone betting NOT phone betting. Essentially nothing has changed.

Krump wrote:
It's only against online phone betting NOT phone betting. Essentially nothing has changed.

William Hill must be exempt because I'm still able to online phone bet.

Honeysett wrote:

William Hill must be exempt because I'm still able to online phone bet.

There's no exceptions, I looked into it after I found out about click to call betting. The rules are only against in play online betting so if it's before kickoff your fine and after kickoff the bets have to be put through via a call not data transfer.
The laws were looking like being about to change with regards to being able to bet in play via data not phone call but it's been put back.

Krump wrote:
There's no exceptions, I looked into it after I found out about click to call betting. The rules are only against in play online betting so if it's before kickoff your fine and after kickoff the bets have to be put through via a call not data transfer.
The laws were looking like being about to change with regards to being able to bet in play via data not phone call but it's been put back.

I can still place a click to call bet through William Hill on the NBA that's why I'm confused.

I thought they got away with it because it was an automated voice that reads you out what you are wanting to bet on. Although I don't listen to it and hit confirm as early as I can

$20 on Ricciardo to take out the first practice session.

Roosters now paying $3.50 to make the 8
$9 for top 4

Bren wrote:$20 on Ricciardo to take out the first practice session.

Was flying then until he went off, unlucky.

Sik wrote:Roosters now paying $3.50 to make the 8
$9 for top 4

I think they'll get longer in the coming weeks, not beating the Raiders with no halves and not scoring a point against the Cows shows just how bad they are.

They might be worth jumping on round 8 or so just before everyone comes back.

Sik wrote:They might be worth jumping on round 8 or so just before everyone comes back.

Did this last year with the cowboys

Krump wrote:
Was flying then until he went off, unlucky.

Yeah was only $20, figured if it was still raining he might have snuck in.

Radradra has been the Eels FTS in 3 of the last 4 games vs the Bulldogs. Get on.

NO!!!

Bren wrote:Radradra has been the Eels FTS in 3 of the last 4 games vs the Bulldogs. Get on.

All the lazy prick had to do was stand up and fall over. Might take it again for 1st 2nd half