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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I done a accumulator football bet online,
Who would win their leagues,
Only 1 of them is probably going to win,
3 have a chance but 1 definitely won't win, It was only a pound bet but why are they offering a cash out of 11 pound,
I thought they all had to win ?
Only 10 pound but its better in my pocket |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"they are offering you a cash out
cash out is on an acca, where they take a chance and offer cash out , ussually less than what the bet will pay out"
But why when its obvious one of the teams is not going to win their league are they offering me it |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I done a accumulator football bet online,
Who would win their leagues,
Only 1 of them is probably going to win,
3 have a chance but 1 definitely won't win, It was only a pound bet but why are they offering a cash out of 11 pound,
I thought they all had to win ?
Only 10 pound but its better in my pocket "
Spread betting has changed the rules. May look like you have losers but things can change and the bookies could lose out, that's why they offer a get out at a lower value. One guy cashed in a bet on Leicester for around £72k, could have had half a million if they win the league |
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"they are offering you a cash out
cash out is on an acca, where they take a chance and offer cash out , ussually less than what the bet will pay out
But why when its obvious one of the teams is not going to win their league are they offering me it"
I am guessing that you may have put on some sort of 'yanky' (I think that is right) and you have a chance of 4 doubles and 2 trebles even if 1 team will not win their league. |
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