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Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 08 Oct 2012, 18:49
by Hagler2002
What on earth are you bleating on about? This thread is about winning some money! Why are you gatecrashing it laying your scent, pissing all over the place trying to be the alfa male?
If you have nothing to add from a betting point of view I think it's best if you just leave the discussion to those who are interested in boarding the Price train, CHOO CHOO!!!!
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 08 Oct 2012, 19:13
by Finn
Hagler2002 wrote:What on earth are you bleating on about? This thread is about winning some money! Why are you gatecrashing it laying your scent, pissing all over the place trying to be the alfa male?
If you have nothing to add from a betting point of view I think it's best if you just leave the discussion to those who are interested in boarding the Price train, CHOO CHOO!!!!
Alpha male
Ill leave you to it since i dont want to upset the thread you've started. From a betting point of view £600 quid to get an £1,100 return on price seems high risk when its £20 to get back £1020 picking a round with harrison (or higher 80-1 on the last 2 rounds £5 gets £405). I hope you lose all your money and have to cancel christmas! "Price train" im not boarding that!
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 09 Oct 2012, 02:34
by Hagler2002
kingfinn wrote: I hope you lose all your money and have to cancel christmas!
Well done in making yourself look like an even bigger prick on this thread than you already have

Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 09 Oct 2012, 05:07
by Bard of Boxrec
I've gone back and forth but I've decided Price KO1 at 10/1 is good value, originally I thought Audley might spoil but judging by the various evidence in the buildup he is just not there in any way and might just go over from a gust of wind and pick up his paycheque.
I've got a free tenner bet with Sky so it'll probably go on this and some outrageous accumulator.
Hey guys, why not use my much-revered 'Betting thread' for topics like this in the future

Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 09 Oct 2012, 06:08
by Glass Joe
I like hagler betting threads, he has the balls to say his bets before the fights not after like most people. Didn't ricky burns ruin your last xmas
![[icon_knockout.gif] :KO:](./images/smilies/icon_knockout.gif)
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 09 Oct 2012, 06:11
by JamesH
Glass Joe wrote:I like hagler betting threads, he has the balls to say his bets before the fights not after like most people. Didn't ricky burns ruin your last xmas
![[icon_knockout.gif] :KO:](./images/smilies/icon_knockout.gif)
I like 'em too.
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 09 Oct 2012, 06:27
by Hagler2002
Glass Joe wrote:I like hagler betting threads, he has the balls to say his bets before the fights not after like most people. Didn't ricky burns ruin your last xmas
![[icon_knockout.gif] :KO:](./images/smilies/icon_knockout.gif)
He did that! I was balls deep on a Katdisis stoppage win. There was no Turkey last year it was frey bentos pies all round.
This xmas will be different, I'll rise like a phoenix and provide the most lavish dinner for the family. Last year will soon be forgotten.
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 09 Oct 2012, 06:31
by keithmoonhangover
The whole free money thing reminds me of a guy I once met who used to top us his student loan by betting on sure things. He bet a year's money on a sure thing and when the bet went tits up, he ate out of date hotdogs for six months and ended up being rushed to hospital with the Stoke's first recorded case of scurvy in over a hundred years.
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 09 Oct 2012, 07:19
by Finn
Hagler2002 wrote:kingfinn wrote: I hope you lose all your money and have to cancel christmas!
Well done in making yourself look like an even bigger prick on this thread than you already have

Its a joke wind your neck in.
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 09 Oct 2012, 07:25
by keithmoonhangover
kingfinn wrote:Hagler2002 wrote:kingfinn wrote: I hope you lose all your money and have to cancel christmas!
Well done in making yourself look like an even bigger prick on this thread than you already have

Its a joke wind your neck in.
I thought it was funny.
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 09 Oct 2012, 07:29
by Exoddus
Hagler2002 wrote:What on earth are you bleating on about? This thread is about winning some money! Why are you gatecrashing it laying your scent, pissing all over the place trying to be the alfa male?
If you have nothing to add from a betting point of view I think it's best if you just leave the discussion to those who are interested in boarding the Price train, CHOO CHOO!!!!
Good luck mate. It's a good bet but I'm skint. So no betting for me on this fight. Still probably end up having a score on Price to win in the 3rd (8/1 betfred) if I can't stop myself. Hope you're not boarding the poo choo train after Saturday night!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNTmmxFNtuo
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 09 Oct 2012, 15:06
by Bronxbull666
I've now had 2 dreams in which Price gets sparked by a straight left. I can now only assume this is a premonition and bet big on this.
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 09 Oct 2012, 15:18
by Final round
Riddick Blowe wrote:I've gone back and forth but I've decided Price KO1 at 10/1 is good value, originally I thought Audley might spoil but judging by the various evidence in the buildup he is just not there in any way and might just go over from a gust of wind and pick up his paycheque.
I've got a free tenner bet with Sky so it'll probably go on this and some outrageous accumulator.
Hey guys, why not use my much-revered 'Betting thread' for topics like this in the future

Yeah I'm not a betting man at all but I was tempted at having a bit on that but Harrison has shown his durability, so I think he'll go for a few rounds.
Hagler are you what the yanks call a degenerate gambler? or do you have it under control?
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 09 Oct 2012, 15:24
by sgtcecil
I might put a bit on Price 4-6. For some reason i think it will end in round 4.
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 09 Oct 2012, 15:27
by tear up
All punches have a chance and we haven't seen price hit on the chin yet I' keep thinkin should I or not I'm not a gambling man but more hagler post s the more I belive in him ha
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 03:03
by The Insider
Skybet offering Even money on the fight not going 6 rounds. That covers the might of Fraudleys mighty all conquering left hand too. I'll have a bit of that I think.
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 07:05
by Wa1nuts
The bookies have the odds at that price for a reason.
I think its a decent bet, but Pricey has come out saying hes not looking to destroy Audley the way Haye did and I think it will go four - five rounds so if Audley does turn up this bet could be a lil bit risky, hence the price offered.
With regards to the thread title, obviously the moderators will change that, what if some yank has a look in the British section and bets his life savings on it and Pricey wins in the seventh / eight round, someone would be getting sued in this day and age.
And didn't the op lose 2k on a fight on a previous fight? Good thing that title wasn't called free money or whatever.
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 08:16
by freddydoesdallas
Had a look at some further prices last night and for those who think Audley has a punchers chance, especially early then you could help yourself to the 4/6 on either fighter winning within 6
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 09:58
by The Insider
freddydoesdallas wrote:Had a look at some further prices last night and for those who think Audley has a punchers chance, especially early then you could help yourself to the 4/6 on either fighter winning within 6
err....see my earlier post.
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 12:19
by freddydoesdallas
The Insider wrote:freddydoesdallas wrote:Had a look at some further prices last night and for those who think Audley has a punchers chance, especially early then you could help yourself to the 4/6 on either fighter winning within 6
err....see my earlier post.
I see, 4/6 not evens though.
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 13:27
by dookus
Gone for £20 on the under 6 rounds bet, and £10 on Price rounds 1-3. From Harrison's subdued negativity in interviews and the way Price came out and absolutely belted Sexton last time out (who was considerably more nimble and durable than the current version of Harrison), I'm very confident in the big baby chimp realising he can end it whenever he wants early on and stepping it up after a round or two max.
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 15:43
by SteveDow
I've waded in with £500 on the Price 1-6 rounds bet at 5/6 with a combination of Sky Bet and Ladbrokes. I'm going to this as well so it will certainly add a bit of spice. I actually don't see this lasting more than 3 rounds but certainly no more than 6.
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 11 Oct 2012, 15:48
by ThereByTheGrace
Price on points possibly in a dour amateur style contest....

Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 12 Oct 2012, 10:17
by thepocketrocket
MachoMan09 wrote:keithmoonhangover wrote:The whole free money thing reminds me of a guy I once met who used to top us his student loan by betting on sure things. He bet a year's money on a sure thing and when the bet went tits up, he ate out of date hotdogs for six months and ended up being rushed to hospital with the Stoke's first recorded case of scurvy in over a hundred years.
![[icon_e_biggrin.gif] :D](./images/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif)
D
Is this story true??? Either way its bloody funny
Re: Price vs Harrison Betting - Please Gamble Responsibly
Posted: 12 Oct 2012, 15:00
by Finn
hagler has inspired me to stick another £5 on harrison in the 12th at 80-1.