The League 2 Betting Competition 21st September 2013

For a copy of the competition Rules click here

Bets for this week's matches to be posted below please.

NB. For ease of administration, no posts to be edited. Corrections/changes/additions to be entered as new posts, highlighting the change. Thank you


Odds




Balances c/f from 14th September

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Statto


Multiple bet calculator. See how much it costs to place various multiple bets and use it to calculate your potential winnings in various result scenarios

Some betting terms explained

 

Ron the games are for the 14th on the 21st page

 

Ron's been on the Sherry again...lol

 

Oops. Sorry, uploaded the wrong file. Thanks for pointing it out. Sorted.

 

Not one odds on shot.

The biggest price is for Wycombe to lose. How novel is that.

 

Get in early this time £500 win double Wycombe & Morecambe

 

That would return £2,100.00 Phil

 

Wycombe £300
Portsmouth £50
AFC Wimbledon £50
Accrington £6.03

Oxford DRAW £40

 

I see you like to keep your account tidy brb

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wycombe £250

 

I thought that would amuse you. Although need my Wycombe bet to come in to give me the remainder of play money for the month, it will break my heart to have to dip into the 2k.

 

I'll go for
£200 - Wycombe, Portsmouth, Scunthorpe and Wimbledon Quadruple.
£200 - Cheltenham away win
£200 - Morecombe draw.
Many a prayer!

 

£200 - Wycombe, Portsmouth, S****horpe and Wimbledon Quadruple, would return £4,750.00 Wheeli

 

That would certainly come as a life line.

 

rovers, burton, fleetwood & rochdale - accumilator

£1000 bet please

 

I certainly hope that comes off for you Capn. That would be a grand win. (or many grands win so to speak)

 

£36,225.00 to be exact

 

Wycombe, Scunthorpe & Morecambe - £500 Treble

£5 Accumulator
Rochdale Win
Wimbledon Win
Rovers Win
Bury Win
Exeter Win
Mansfield Draw
Morecambe Win
Oxford Win
Portsmouth Draw
Scunthorpe Win
Torquay Draw
Wycombe Win

 

That Accumulator CW would return a cool £203,771.83 for £5

 

Haha, can't see it happening, but if it did.....................