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Re: Betting thread

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 12:49
by BillyTKid
Just a few small bets for me this weekend. Calum smith on points at 2.75. Manny Pac via points also at 2.75. Cleverly via ko/tko at 6.5. Biggest bet of the year for me next weekend on BJS to win.

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 16:11
by MR T
BillyTKid wrote:Just a few small bets for me this weekend. Calum smith on points at 2.75. Manny Pac via points also at 2.75. Cleverly via ko/tko at 6.5. Biggest bet of the year for me next weekend on BJS to win.
Nice start, I was on Calum pts aswell, tempted to do Groves inside 3 but undecided...

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 20:58
by reggaereggae
well..... I had put £50 Clev on points, then in round 3 or so I put £30 on Bell ko.... so ended up with a hole in my pocket. that's boxing betting I guess. I really cant believe Bellew couldn't stop a finished Clev in last 3 rounds... but whatever.

I'm looking at a BJS win next week

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 23 Nov 2014, 04:29
by The Insider
The Insider wrote:Can't pick a winner from the Bellew v Clev fight and the undercard is garbage. Only thing that took my eye was 9/4 for Degale stoppage so will be having a bit of that just to keep it interesting.
Happy Camper.

Big bet for next weekend coming up.

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 24 Nov 2014, 17:42
by littlepug
littlepug wrote:callum smith, Degale, groves, Joshua, lomenchenko, quigg and Crawford to win gets you 1.5 to 1 , trying to decide if its worth a monster bet odds aren't great but looks like free money to me.
Like I said free money if Crawford does his job, pity I talked myself out of it :oops:

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 24 Nov 2014, 17:53
by littlepug
Skeet and Eubank to win and chisora on points gets you 61-1 and to be honest can see those results happening, feel free to talk me out of it !

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 24 Nov 2014, 21:11
by bruthead
Gone big (for me) on BJS against Eubank. Even if Eubank proves me wrong, I just don't see how such an unproven fighter can be nearly 50:50 odds with an unbeaten British/European champion who has five 12 rounders under his belt. Eubank has never gone past 8...

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 25 Nov 2014, 19:02
by reggaereggae
I am medium on BJS and some on points.

Irrelevant as in past but I also put £2.50 on Bayern to win at half time, when they just lost a player and went a goal down. 50-1.

Total winnings, not that great (£125) but buzz and satisfaction = AWESOME

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 26 Nov 2014, 19:28
by WelshJack
I haven't seen a lot of him, but Velez to beat Gradovich at 9/2 seems ridiculous. Especially as the mandatory challenger Lee Selby said Velez will win.

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 26 Nov 2014, 21:08
by reggaereggae
WelshJack wrote:I haven't seen a lot of him, but Velez to beat Gradovich at 9/2 seems ridiculous. Especially as the mandatory challenger Lee Selby said Velez will win.
Good point. Velez is unbeaten. You can get 6/1 on Ladbrokes.

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 27 Nov 2014, 12:48
by dutchie
What price andy lee v korobo.

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 27 Nov 2014, 14:09
by WelshJack
reggaereggae wrote:
WelshJack wrote:I haven't seen a lot of him, but Velez to beat Gradovich at 9/2 seems ridiculous. Especially as the mandatory challenger Lee Selby said Velez will win.
Good point. Velez is unbeaten. You can get 6/1 on Ladbrokes.
Worth at least £10 surely especially as Gradovich isn't special.

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 27 Nov 2014, 14:25
by bruthead
Has anyone seen Velez fight? He's nowhere on the BoxRec rankings.

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 28 Nov 2014, 00:42
by crusader
bruthead wrote:Has anyone seen Velez fight? He's nowhere on the BoxRec rankings.
He's 70th at FW, which reflects the limited opposition he's built his unbeaten record against.

I've seen Velez fight several times and he's mediocre and should consider himself fortunate to be fighting for a world title. Gradovich isn't anything special but regardless of that and Selby's prediction I'll be quite surprised if he loses.

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 29 Nov 2014, 06:35
by MightyWarrior
Any of you experts please tell me how to do an online accumulator bet, 4 to win bets say, say 20 on first, then winnings go on to next bet etc ?

Thanks !

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 29 Nov 2014, 06:41
by milpool
Sky Bet paying over 25/1 for a Chisora points win and a Eubank stoppage win. Surely worth a cheeky fiver?

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 29 Nov 2014, 06:49
by Bard of Boxrec
MightyWarrior wrote:Any of you experts please tell me how to do an online accumulator bet, 4 to win bets say, say 20 on first, then winnings go on to next bet etc ?

Thanks !
What site are you on mate? Just click on the first selection you want and a betslip should pop up with your choice in it. Then add more selections and they'll appear in the betslip. Then type in the amount you want to bet in the 'accumulator' box. It should show you the potential returns depending on site. Then click bet. This is usually how to do it.

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 29 Nov 2014, 07:04
by Lion-Heart
Fury to win after getting knocked down 6/1 with Hills - looks like very good odds but is there something they know which I don't?
Chisora is a decent puncher and Furys legs aren't too strong

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 29 Nov 2014, 07:57
by jamiedavies02
Price on Eubank Jr collapsing this morning! 10/11 in places!

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 29 Nov 2014, 10:16
by reggaereggae
jamiedavies02 wrote:Price on Eubank Jr collapsing this morning! 10/11 in places!
Not sure why. Probably the layman fan reading about Eubank in press and putting a few quid on.

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 29 Nov 2014, 10:19
by Sklar
reggaereggae wrote:
jamiedavies02 wrote:Price on Eubank Jr collapsing this morning! 10/11 in places!
Not sure why. Probably the layman fan reading about Eubank in press and putting a few quid on.
Yep, mug punters lumping on. Irrespective of what actually materialises, BJS is still the sensible horse to back.

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 29 Nov 2014, 10:30
by jamiedavies02
Definite hindsight job this one, can see the post-fight betting breakdown being either;

a) Can't believe I didn't back an undefeated European/ British/ Commonwealth Champion with amatuer pedigree at 10/11 to beat a novice pro with a famous daddy...

b) Wow, can't believe I didn't Eubank at 1/1 (and bigger in the build up), we won't see that kind of price on him again for a while. He COULD be something special, I'll guess we'll go some way towards finding out tonight...

I'm very much in the BJS camp at the moment, no bet for me tho, atleast not until inplay. I was going to back BJS but I asked Bradley Pryce on Twitter (mutual opponent) and he said Eubank inside the distance which went against my own opinion

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 29 Nov 2014, 10:41
by 187
It's all about 'Levels' and the smart money is on Eubank

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 29 Nov 2014, 10:41
by squared circle
I have put an acca on fury, bjs, Gavin and Crawford all to win in any manner.

Lumped £150 on from my bets last weekend (bellew win, quigg on points).

Pays out about £560 I think so about 3.5 to 1.

Just hoping eubanks really is a hype job!!!!

Re: Betting thread

Posted: 29 Nov 2014, 10:42
by Sklar
187 wrote:It's all about 'Levels' and the smart money is on Eubank
If that does turn out to be the case, has FW sold BJS down the river?