City Bets - 2022/23

[Kinkythemagician]

Cash out for 40 goals will probs be below £1k now………

 

[The blue phantom]

Cash out for 40 goals will probs be below £1k now………

Some got out right on the Maximum they were offered on New Year's Day, Tbh I wasn't on it but I thought that was the time to bail out. I still hope he can go on and see the job through for the Blues left with the bet though.

 

[Kinkythemagician]

Some got out right on the Maximum they were offered on New Year's Day, Tbh I wasn't on it but I thought that was the time to bail out. I still hope he can go on and see the job through for the Blues left with the bet though.

Me too! Left it on thinking he’d bag another 5 or 6 in Jan!

 

[Indaparkside]

Who still haven’t cashed out and wish they had now

 

[M18CTID]

Who still haven’t cashed out and wish they had now

Errrr, me!

Still a chance of him getting back on track with 2 home games coming up I suppose

 

[Indaparkside]

Errrr, me!

Still a chance of him getting back on track with 2 home games coming up I suppose

Hope so for you bud

 

[Kinkythemagician]

Errrr, me!

Still a chance of him getting back on track with 2 home games coming up I suppose

Me too……….however I’m hoping for 3 or 4 in next 2 games

 

[M18CTID]

Me too……….however I’m hoping for 3 or 4 in next 2 games

Yeah, if he gets 3 or 4 in those 2 games and doesn't get injured then it's back on and the cash out will go up a fair bit

 

[shemnel]

as much as it pained me, i went £50 on United to beat City in the derby at 4.2, i thought the price for United at home looked inflated considering both teams form. As it turned out, I don't think United should have won, they don't look very good, but the result paid out.

So from that £210 return, £160 profit, I am again leading the doom charge with a lay of City against Spuds (so Spurs win or draw) to the tune of £50 liability, or £125 profit. (City to win = 1.4, or 2/5).

 

[shemnel]

as much as it pained me, i went £50 on United to beat City in the derby at 4.2, i thought the price for United at home looked inflated considering both teams form. As it turned out, I don't think United should have won, they don't look very good, but the result paid out.

So from that £210 return, £160 profit, I am again leading the doom charge with a lay of City against Spuds (so Spurs win or draw) to the tune of £50 liability, or £125 profit. (City to win = 1.4, or 2/5).

Cashed out at half time, 0-2 down, for guaranteed £95 on any result. So that's £50 turned into £305 in two games, thanks Blues!! Think I'll leave the wolves game.