Off Topic The Betting Thread

Where do you put your golf bets on?

 

Either Hills or PP mainly
However, it pays to find best price on golf as odds are so big pre-tournament.

 

Hills are betting on the first 8 in the Masters, down to 5th place

 

I use betfair, the exchange has Worldy prices

 

Yep. I fancy Dustin Johnson & have backed him on Betfair. Easily the biggest price. Who do you fancy?

 

I've so far only got each ways on outsiders, Casey at 45s and Leishman at 60s provide excellent value, Fowler at 20s appeals, the big 3 I can't decide between, more will be staked once a decision has been made

 

Haven't got a scooby about golf, but Corals are trying to lure me in!! 3 emails today already!!

Email 1

Fancy an extra two shots at a Par Five at the US Masters?


The world's best golfers have gathered in Augusta. As a Priority Customer you automatically qualify for seven each-way places in the Outright Winner market.

• Place an each-way bet on any player to win the US Masters this week
• If your player finishes in the Top Seven on the final Leader Board, Coral will pay an enhanced 1/3 odds

The tournament swings into action on Thursday (April 6th) and the famous Green jacket will be awarded to the winner on Sunday (April 9th).


The invitation-only field of past champions, major tournament winners and selected qualifiers will compete for prize money upwards of $10 million.


Come on in and cash-in on a lucky seven places.

Email 2

US Masters In Play Free Bet

Your Priority Status means that every day you bet In-play on the US Masters, you automatically qualify for a FREE bet the following day.


It works like this:

• Stake £100+ or more on any In-play market at odds of 1/2 or greater on Day One
• Coral will give your £50 to bet with In-play during Day Two

And the offer stands for all four days…

• Bet £100+ In-play on Day Two, get £50 to use In-play on Day Three
• Bet £100+ In-play on Day Three, get £50 to use In-play on Day Four

The Championship tees off on Thursday April 6th until Sunday April 9th.

Email 3

US Masters Money Back
Get your Money Back on losing US Masters bets up to £250!

As a Priority Customer, Coral will return your stakes if your player doesn't make it to the business end of the tournament.

It works like this:

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  • Stake £25 or more on the Outright Winner market before the first tee-off on Thursday (April 6th)
  • If your selection doesn't make the cut at the end of Day Two (Friday), Coral will refund your stakes as a free bet

So even if your favourite player ends up out of bounds – your stakes won't!

Your account will be updated automatically before the start of Day Three, giving your plenty of time to cash-in on the final two days of the tournament.

What's the in play market all about?

 

TC

How'd you become a priority customer?
Email 2 looks very advantageous !

 

You become a priority customer by spending loads with them

 

When you say spending loads... do you mean losing loads TC ?

 

If you really have to bet on the G National I recon Blaklion at 14's may have a very good chance.

 

Might have a go on Ricky Fowler at 22/1.

 

Who is riding that one in the National ?

 

ElfsborgAddick

 

What colour silks will he be in? I gather Elf likes the sound of the whip on an older mare

 

Olive green top & pink jodhpurs (XS)

 

I was going to suggest olive green jodhpurs and a pink riding shirt - either way he will look great.

 

Not anymore mate - doing very nicely on the international goals galore markets - random teams that nobody has ever heard of in places like Kuwait, Jamaica and Syria - a little bit of research using the flashscores previous results tells you which teams regularly score and concede - for small stakes you can win shedloads.
£5 5-fold usually returns £250+
Up over £3K since Xmas

 

Nice one TC... I really hope your run continues

 

As this is the gambling thread, maybe we can share the wealth

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