Recent content by jkg-jkg

When I first saw your post, I thought you'd got a spelling error!!!! And then I looked on the BBC and saw it was true!!!! Wow!!! I still want to smash his face in because of what he did to Wayne Rooney during that World Cup, but no doubting his ability as a footballer (shame he isn't as good a man)

And is BACK (just)

I managed to win a little on Mishriff, and then won £150 on a Casino offer, so not a bad day

I can't remember there being many last time. With COVID I suspect things could be a bit more volatile anyway.

The key thing you have said there is "I am gubbed by most/all the bookies that do decent offers". There are all sorts of betting 'schemes' but you won't find them discussed here, and to be honest most of them rely on 'taking value' and as you have seen that is a short trip to gubbing street...

Having said that he always looks knackered

Nuts!!! And Andy won in the Tennis too!!

There is never (THAT IS NEVER) too much sport

Not for us gubbed :cry:, but Skybet have a bet £x get £x offer on too (and don't forget the risk free £10 betbulder @ Betfred) Also B365 have the Bet £50 (or £25) get the same in play offer on for Belgium vs Portugal

It means you either meet the 2nd place team in the group of death next, or the winner of the group of death in the quarters.

It's not technically fraud. You set up a "continuous payment agreement" using your card. If you stay with the same bank and your card number changes, the bank will give the new card number to lotto social. These things do rely on the company receiving the money to do the cancel, but with a bit...

You may also find you have a £5 free bet in your PP and/or B365 accounts

PS - although I would definitely advise taking it up, a time with no football (which will be the case shortly) is not necessarily the best time to start. If you are going to be regularly (and it has to be regular) betting on horses then there will be some good sign up offers before the Epsom and...

Also some B365 accounts have a completely free bet for the match too

4 1/2 years in and nearly £57k up I would have to agree with you. It is true that it is not as lucrative as it was at the start, but I am still averaging £800 a month.