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« Reply #105 on: April 12, 2009, 08:24:01 PM »

Eagle for Tiger ... 7 under

Squeaky bum time for some Wink

lol was just going to post the same Cheesy
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« Reply #106 on: April 12, 2009, 08:26:12 PM »

fucking dumb yanks ... Tiger on a par 5 taking his tee shot and some tool shouts "GET IN THE HOLE" ... It should be perfectly legal to immediately shoot these morons as soon as they open their mouths.

Hahaha. this made me laugh, I think this every time I watch the golf. 
I mean how often do we see a ball drop in off the tee?
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« Reply #107 on: April 12, 2009, 08:28:18 PM »

Eagle for Tiger ... 7 under

Squeaky bum time for some Wink

Get in the hole ?

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« Reply #108 on: April 12, 2009, 08:42:02 PM »

This golf is awesome.  I normally back Cabrera for every major tournament and this time I never, I really hope he messes it up from a purley selfish perspective.  I haven't had a bet on this years event, but I have looked through this thread and it seems a few posters will make money no matter what the outcome, well done to you all.

Could someone give me a "dummies guide to betfair" How do you create books?  Do you have to have the funds in your account to lay off?  Or can you do that on the strength of your potential winnings?

I have never used exchanges and I am more of a laymen who walks into Hills or Ladbrokes and hands my money over, yet I feel as if I am missing out on so much value online.
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« Reply #109 on: April 12, 2009, 09:13:51 PM »

This is turning into a truely awesome final day

Come on Chad and Phil
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« Reply #110 on: April 12, 2009, 09:14:45 PM »

oops from Phil
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« Reply #111 on: April 12, 2009, 09:15:53 PM »

Mickelson is a choker ... always always always.
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« Reply #112 on: April 12, 2009, 09:20:26 PM »

This golf is awesome.  I normally back Cabrera for every major tournament and this time I never, I really hope he messes it up from a purley selfish perspective.  I haven't had a bet on this years event, but I have looked through this thread and it seems a few posters will make money no matter what the outcome, well done to you all.

Could someone give me a "dummies guide to betfair" How do you create books?  Do you have to have the funds in your account to lay off?  Or can you do that on the strength of your potential winnings?

I have never used exchanges and I am more of a laymen who walks into Hills or Ladbrokes and hands my money over, yet I feel as if I am missing out on so much value online.

Yes you can lay off on your winning equity, and BF explains it in layman's terms for newcomers on their website.

PS I bet the Camel's ample botty is twitching slightly Smiley
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« Reply #113 on: April 12, 2009, 09:22:31 PM »

Um, well, there's better people to explain it than me but the basic idea is this.

You back someone at 10.0 for £10  he does well and at some point drops to 2.0.  You can now lay your bet if you like.   Some people 'green' out completely (called green because all the figures on Betfair go green) and make it whatever the outcome, they will win the same amount.   Others will only lay a smaller amount and have more profit if their original selection comes in.  You don't need extra funds in your account if you are laying off for a profit, the money is deducted from your potential winnings as you can't go wrong with it really.  If you are laying off and making a loss (to limit liability) you need the funds in your account.

Sorry it's not that clear but I'm not that good at explaining it and playing poker at the same time, need to concentrate on explaining things like this but it gives you an idea hopefully.  Best thing to do is have a go, sounds complicated but it's not that hard once you start.
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« Reply #114 on: April 12, 2009, 09:33:11 PM »

This golf is awesome.  I normally back Cabrera for every major tournament and this time I never, I really hope he messes it up from a purley selfish perspective.  I haven't had a bet on this years event, but I have looked through this thread and it seems a few posters will make money no matter what the outcome, well done to you all.

Could someone give me a "dummies guide to betfair" How do you create books?  Do you have to have the funds in your account to lay off?  Or can you do that on the strength of your potential winnings?

I have never used exchanges and I am more of a laymen who walks into Hills or Ladbrokes and hands my money over, yet I feel as if I am missing out on so much value online.

Yes you can lay off on your winning equity, and BF explains it in layman's terms for newcomers on their website.

PS I bet the Camel's ample botty is twitching slightly Smiley

The market depth on Tiger at up to 90 is unbelievable, some very large liabilities around the 70 mark and downwards.
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« Reply #115 on: April 12, 2009, 09:35:06 PM »

This golf is awesome.  I normally back Cabrera for every major tournament and this time I never, I really hope he messes it up from a purley selfish perspective.  I haven't had a bet on this years event, but I have looked through this thread and it seems a few posters will make money no matter what the outcome, well done to you all.

Could someone give me a "dummies guide to betfair" How do you create books?  Do you have to have the funds in your account to lay off?  Or can you do that on the strength of your potential winnings?

I have never used exchanges and I am more of a laymen who walks into Hills or Ladbrokes and hands my money over, yet I feel as if I am missing out on so much value online.

Yes you can lay off on your winning equity, and BF explains it in layman's terms for newcomers on their website.

PS I bet the Camel's ample botty is twitching slightly Smiley

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Um, well, there's better people to explain it than me but the basic idea is this.

You back someone at 10.0 for £10  he does well and at some point drops to 2.0.  You can now lay your bet if you like.   Some people 'green' out completely (called green because all the figures on Betfair go green) and make it whatever the outcome, they will win the same amount.   Others will only lay a smaller amount and have more profit if their original selection comes in.  You don't need extra funds in your account if you are laying off for a profit, the money is deducted from your potential winnings as you can't go wrong with it really.  If you are laying off and making a loss (to limit liability) you need the funds in your account.

Sorry it's not that clear but I'm not that good at explaining it and playing poker at the same time, need to concentrate on explaining things like this but it gives you an idea hopefully.  Best thing to do is have a go, sounds complicated but it's not that hard once you start.

Thanks also.
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« Reply #116 on: April 12, 2009, 09:35:52 PM »

brilliant theatre ... havent got a fkin clue who the winner will be.
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« Reply #117 on: April 12, 2009, 09:37:17 PM »

This golf is awesome.  I normally back Cabrera for every major tournament and this time I never, I really hope he messes it up from a purley selfish perspective.  I haven't had a bet on this years event, but I have looked through this thread and it seems a few posters will make money no matter what the outcome, well done to you all.

Could someone give me a "dummies guide to betfair" How do you create books?  Do you have to have the funds in your account to lay off?  Or can you do that on the strength of your potential winnings?

I have never used exchanges and I am more of a laymen who walks into Hills or Ladbrokes and hands my money over, yet I feel as if I am missing out on so much value online.

Yes you can lay off on your winning equity, and BF explains it in layman's terms for newcomers on their website.

PS I bet the Camel's ample botty is twitching slightly Smiley

I've twitched at last.. laid off at an average of 12/1..
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« Reply #118 on: April 12, 2009, 09:39:41 PM »

This golf is awesome.  I normally back Cabrera for every major tournament and this time I never, I really hope he messes it up from a purley selfish perspective.  I haven't had a bet on this years event, but I have looked through this thread and it seems a few posters will make money no matter what the outcome, well done to you all.

Could someone give me a "dummies guide to betfair" How do you create books?  Do you have to have the funds in your account to lay off?  Or can you do that on the strength of your potential winnings?

I have never used exchanges and I am more of a laymen who walks into Hills or Ladbrokes and hands my money over, yet I feel as if I am missing out on so much value online.

Yes you can lay off on your winning equity, and BF explains it in layman's terms for newcomers on their website.

PS I bet the Camel's ample botty is twitching slightly Smiley

I've twitched at last.. laid off at an average of 12/1..

Would have left it for a hole or two.
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« Reply #119 on: April 12, 2009, 10:00:23 PM »

brilliant theatre ... havent got a fkin clue who the winner will be.
QFT but please let it be Mickelson, i'm a fully paid up member of the left handers club and i've also backed him!
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