Harper said:I covered the field on the 5th place and overall made about £400 (most of the field was covered on already gubbed, but not stake restricted accounts)
You made £400 in one day??????
Harper said:I covered the field on the 5th place and overall made about £400 (most of the field was covered on already gubbed, but not stake restricted accounts)
Jon said:Harper said:I covered the field on the 5th place and overall made about £400 (most of the field was covered on already gubbed, but not stake restricted accounts)
You made £400 in one day??????
Jon said:Harper said:I covered the field on the 5th place and overall made about £400 (most of the field was covered on already gubbed, but not stake restricted accounts)
You made £400 in one day??????
Harper said:Jon said:Harper said:I covered the field on the 5th place and overall made about £400 (most of the field was covered on already gubbed, but not stake restricted accounts)
You made £400 in one day??????
I did I covered the field so knew I'd hit 5th place, and had £15 each way on the horse in 5th place, which was one of the outsiders. I can't explain how this one works, but I think it's I won the bet at the exchange (as it was on the 1-4 market) and at the bookies who paid out on the 5th place. You win on the e/w part of the bet.
Extra places can be a very nice earner if you hit, but they don't seem to have them very often. I've now been gubbed by BFSB and Paddy. I lost BFSB last Cheltenham but can still put on reasonable amounts with them, and covered a lot of horses with them. I've never officially been gubbed by Paddy but big stake restrictions.
Just to add - I'm also very happy when my money ends up in the exchanges. Sadly I now need to withdraw a lot to pay a very hefty credit card bill, so unsure how to build up again.
You are not betting on the win and betting on the loss, you are betting on a result (win/lose/draw) and then betting AGAINST that same result. e.g. betting on the win and against the win (so both the draw and loss are covered). If done correctly (following the instructions) there is no risk. You will make a small loss (we call this a Qualifying Loss - QL) on your initial bets, but then will receive a free bet (or bets) on which you will make a profit. This profit will more than offset your QL and you will have a net profit. This is the case for sign-up offers. Ongoing offers are a bit more involved and have a small element of risk, but you will gain enough knowledge/experience doing the sign-up offers to allow you to tackle these.islamacd said:hi im new to this and i was just trying to explain to my husband but he has said to me how can it work because if you put a bet on for a win and then one for a lose but then they draw then you would not get anything? do you find this happens a lot and that you will have to make some losses? Just i was reading it as it is risk free but there still seems to be a slight risk unless im getting this all wrong!
fynsgran said:Has anyone got their BET365 refund yet?
askgar said:Had an email from bet365 for my favourite offer from them (well, excluding the grand national one!), £50 risk free on tomorrows Leicester game!