COVER YOURSELF
April 20, 2009
COVER YOURSELF
“COVER YOURSELF” BETTING SYSTEM
Bet in twos. Where possible, cover your bets so that if one loses, the other makes up for the loss. If both come in you’ve won.
Whatever your strategy, always try cover yourself. If you’re placing £1 on a bet that looks like a long shot, and although 1 in 100 times it may come in and make you a fair bit of profit, place a bet on something you’re think has a good chance of coming in that will win you that £1 you’re likely to lose on a longshot.
Let’s look at some examples :
You put £1.50 on a Lucky 15 longshot. Lucky 15s are unlikely to win every week, but when they do you could be making a large profit. So, you expect the bet to not return anything. So, place £1.50 on Liverpool to win away at Leicester at 1/1. If Liverpool win you’ve made the money you’ve written off on the speculative longshot.
You’ve got £10 to bet, and want to place it on something reasonable that has a good chance of winning. Chelsea are playing away at Middlesbrough at 6/5 and Leeds are playing away at Southampton at 11/8. Instead of putting your whole £10 on one game, don’t put all your eggs in one basket. Instead use the higher odds game as a cover, putting a smaller amount on this game. So, in this case, Leeds are your cover, and Chelsea your winner. If both win you’ve made a nice profit. Put £4.21 on Leeds at 11/8 (£10/((11/8) + 1)), which will win you exactly £10 if Leeds win, and put the rest - £5.79 on Chelsea which will win you £12.74, a small profit if only Chelsea win. If both win you’ve got £22.74 from a £10 bet. You could have placed your whole tenner on Chelsea and lost the lot on one game
Surebet!
April 20, 2009
A SureBet is a bet, where there is such a difference in the bookmakers odds that you by betting on all outcomes in an event is sure of winning money.
How the return are calculated?
Let’s suppose a football match three outcomes, and the BEST odds:
2.80-3.50-3.10.
$1 / 2.80 = $0.36
will give you $1 in case of a home victory and get that on draw $0.29 and on away invested $0.32 to receive $1.
But
0.36 + 0.29 + 0.32 = ONLY 0.97<1 !!!!!!
For $0.97 you get back FOR SURE $1, it means $1/0.97=3.58% as return, without risk in theory.
Of course, no bookmaker offering this advantage, therefore you must be client at least three bookies. But if you can calculate this simple method, you will always have a free launch - which is a rare gift nowadays.
And finally if AH is 0:0 you get your money back when game ends up as draw.
But be aeare some bookies charge 5-10% of the stake as commission in case of refund
