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Minestrone it's obvious you understand this decimal odds thing, can you explain it please? I was familiar with the 3/1 type odds, but as someone who doesn't really bet I'm a bit confused.
Congrats on winning the bets by the way
Does this mean England are now out or do we have to tolerate more England football related obsessive press?Comment
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Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostMinestrone it's obvious you understand this decimal odds thing, can you explain it please? I was familiar with the 3/1 type odds, but as someone who doesn't really bet I'm a bit confused.
Congrats on winning the bets by the way
Does this mean England are now out or do we have to tolerate more England football related obsessive press?
Evens would be 2. 3/1 would be 4
SO there is no concept of you getting your stake back like it used to be. You just get back the stake * the odds.
Most games the strong favourites are starting with odds of about 1.5. (1/2)
Argentina have 1.66 for tonight.Comment
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Positives:
Rooney won't get a knighthoodHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Ok, so at 1.66 if you put £100 on you get £166 if they win?
Pretty simple then, thanks for the explanation.
Are England booking their flights as a result of this loss?Comment
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Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostOk, so at 1.66 if you put £100 on you get £166 if they win?
Pretty simple then, thanks for the explanation.
Are England booking their flights as a result of this loss?
They will be back tomorrow I would think.
Press will go bonkers for a couple of days then you won't even know England were ever in the work cup after that.Comment
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Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostMinestrone it's obvious you understand this decimal odds thing, can you explain it please? I was familiar with the 3/1 type odds, but as someone who doesn't really bet I'm a bit confused.
Congrats on winning the bets by the way
Does this mean England are now out or do we have to tolerate more England football related obsessive press?+50 Xeno Geek Points
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Originally posted by Troll View PostPositives:
Rooney won't get a knighthoodWhat happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Originally posted by Zippy View PostThe betting exchanges and the vast majority of bookies offer you the option of prices displayed in decimal or fractional odds. Decimal odds are a bit weird at first but it makes comparisons a hell of a lot easier.
Thanks for the info on England being out. One big plus is as Troll pointed out the wildly overpaid moronic numpties won't be getting knightedComment
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