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Bennyblanco wrote:

Kit wrote:140 pounds lost on Blanco/Ndam at odds of 5/1 in under 30 seconds.
Could have cashed out at around £350 before the fight started, but got greedy.
I thought it was 60/40 Blanco's favour to be honest before hand.
Live and learn.

What a ko that was though

It happens. I got it totally wrong too. Bad K.O
https://youtu.be/8Bpk7-IOQBI

Had povetkin ko
smith jr ko
usyk ko
singh ko

obviously povetkin was void but £88 off a tenner

Bennyblanco wrote:Had povetkin ko
smith jr ko
usyk ko
singh ko

obviously povetkin was void but £88 off a tenner

Sweet win.

Kit wrote:140 pounds lost on Blanco/Ndam at odds of 5/1 in under 30 seconds.
Could have cashed out at around £350 before the fight started, but got greedy.
I thought it was 60/40 Blanco's favour to be honest before hand.
Live and learn.

Unlucky. You really saw the value in the price though, that was a great opening price. Cashing in is a hard choice to make often

The Insider wrote:

Bennyblanco wrote:

Kit wrote:140 pounds lost on Blanco/Ndam at odds of 5/1 in under 30 seconds.
Could have cashed out at around £350 before the fight started, but got greedy.
I thought it was 60/40 Blanco's favour to be honest before hand.
Live and learn.

What a ko that was though

It happens. I got it totally wrong too. Bad K.O
https://youtu.be/8Bpk7-IOQBI

Holy fornicate!

Bennyblanco wrote:Had povetkin ko
smith jr ko
usyk ko
singh ko

obviously povetkin was void but £88 off a tenner

No good posting it now!!!! Let us know before they're over!!!!

The Insider wrote:

Bennyblanco wrote:Had povetkin ko
smith jr ko
usyk ko
singh ko

obviously povetkin was void but £88 off a tenner

No good posting it now!!!! Let us know before they're over!!!!

X2

world ranked wrote:

The Insider wrote:

Bennyblanco wrote:Had povetkin ko
smith jr ko
usyk ko
singh ko

obviously povetkin was void but £88 off a tenner

No good posting it now!!!! Let us know before they're over!!!!

X2

Yes fair point

My bets generally flop though so be warned ...

Bennyblanco wrote:

world ranked wrote:

The Insider wrote:
No good posting it now!!!! Let us know before they're over!!!!

X2

Yes fair point

My bets generally flop though so be warned ...

You can't possibly be worse than Jim Gunn, the worst tipster I have ever seen! I actually think he might be working for the bookies his tips are so dreadful!

boxingknockout wrote:

Bennyblanco wrote:

world ranked wrote: X2

Yes fair point

My bets generally flop though so be warned ...

You can't possibly be worse than Jim Gunn, the worst tipster I have ever seen! I actually think he might be working for the bookies his tips are so dreadful!

I'm not a tipster, just a recreational bettor. And I don't recall you sending me money as a tout for gambling advice, so not sure what your problem is. I only posted two bets for this weekend, one fight got cancelled and one prop bet lost a measly forty dollars. Whoop-de-doo. I didn't see you or anyone give props when I "tipped" Murat Gassiev as a +170 underdog or Denis Shafikov in Russia as a small -160 favorite a couple of weekend ago or Joseph Parker by decision at +241 last week which all won. Not to mention Crawford/Molina Under 8½ rounds at evens (+100). No one is going to win every bet. Feel free to post your own analysis & pre-fight bets and actually contribute something worthwhile to the forum instead of talking nonsense afterwards.

JimGunn wrote:

boxingknockout wrote:

Bennyblanco wrote:
Yes fair point

My bets generally flop though so be warned ...

You can't possibly be worse than Jim Gunn, the worst tipster I have ever seen! I actually think he might be working for the bookies his tips are so dreadful!

I'm not a tipster, just a recreational bettor. And I don't recall you sending me money as a tout for gambling advice, so not sure what your problem is. I only posted two bets for this weekend, one fight got cancelled and one prop bet lost a measly forty dollars. Whoop-de-doo. I didn't see you or anyone give props when I "tipped" Murat Gassiev as a +170 underdog or Denis Shafikov in Russia as a small -160 favorite a couple of weekend ago or Joseph Parker by decision at +241 last week which all won. Not to mention Crawford/Molina Under 8½ rounds at evens (+100). No one is going to win every bet. Feel free to post your own analysis & pre-fight bets and actually contribute something worthwhile to the forum instead of talking nonsense afterwards.

Wrong time of the month?

davie wrote:

JimGunn wrote:

boxingknockout wrote:
You can't possibly be worse than Jim Gunn, the worst tipster I have ever seen! I actually think he might be working for the bookies his tips are so dreadful!

I'm not a tipster, just a recreational bettor. And I don't recall you sending me money as a tout for gambling advice, so not sure what your problem is. I only posted two bets for this weekend, one fight got cancelled and one prop bet lost a measly forty dollars. Whoop-de-doo. I didn't see you or anyone give props when I "tipped" Murat Gassiev as a +170 underdog or Denis Shafikov in Russia as a small -160 favorite a couple of weekend ago or Joseph Parker by decision at +241 last week which all won. Not to mention Crawford/Molina Under 8½ rounds at evens (+100). No one is going to win every bet. Feel free to post your own analysis & pre-fight bets and actually contribute something worthwhile to the forum instead of talking nonsense afterwards.

Wrong time of the month?

Go fetch your glasses and read the post I responded to dummy.

JimGunn wrote:

davie wrote:

JimGunn wrote: I'm not a tipster, just a recreational bettor. And I don't recall you sending me money as a tout for gambling advice, so not sure what your problem is. I only posted two bets for this weekend, one fight got cancelled and one prop bet lost a measly forty dollars. Whoop-de-doo. I didn't see you or anyone give props when I "tipped" Murat Gassiev as a +170 underdog or Denis Shafikov in Russia as a small -160 favorite a couple of weekend ago or Joseph Parker by decision at +241 last week which all won. Not to mention Crawford/Molina Under 8½ rounds at evens (+100). No one is going to win every bet. Feel free to post your own analysis & pre-fight bets and actually contribute something worthwhile to the forum instead of talking nonsense afterwards.

Wrong time of the month?

Go fetch your glasses and read the post I responded to dummy.

I did, he put not just one but two laughing smileys after the comment, he was clearly having a laugh and you went on a big pissy rant like a girl on the blob

davie wrote:

JimGunn wrote:

davie wrote:
Wrong time of the month?

Go fetch your glasses and read the post I responded to dummy.

I did, he put not just one but two laughing smileys after the comment, he was clearly having a laugh and you went on a big pissy rant like a girl on the blob

Are you daft? Laughing smilies... you must be joking now. I have no idea why he felt it necessary to call me out nor why you felt that you needed to put your worthless opinion in the mix. Maybe it's you two guys who are on the rag if you're so up on teen girl passive aggressive smiley etiquette.

Ya, the post seemed mocking to me.

crusader wrote:Ya, the post seemed mocking to me.

X2

JimGunn has thrown up a few good bets over the past month or two. He's been far more successful than I have been this year.

double post

Kit wrote:

boxingknockout wrote:

Kit wrote:140 pounds lost on Blanco/Ndam at odds of 5/1 in under 30 seconds.
Could have cashed out at around £350 before the fight started, but got greedy.
I thought it was 60/40 Blanco's favour to be honest before hand.
Live and learn.

Unlucky. You really saw the value in the price though, that was a great opening price. Cashing in is a hard choice to make often

Yeah I only bet big if the odds significantly out weigh the likelihood, who wouldn't take 5/1 on a coin a flip.

Paddy Power are great they price up low key events early, but luckily for me they wouldn't allow me to place the £300 I asked for.

Champion number one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBVtdV75h0U

Deno1986 wrote:

crusader wrote:Ya, the post seemed mocking to me.

X2

JimGunn has thrown up a few good bets over the past month or two. He's been far more successful than I have been this year.

Firstly - I was clearly joshing, to get so upset at a forum post from a stranger also shows that BobbyGunn doesn't have the temperament for betting - you need a cool head, not be an angry hot head who throws their ticket on the floor.

Secondly - 1 or 2 good tips out of ten are no use to anyone. You need consistency and to make profit over the year. I lose more bets than I win in terms of raw number of bets, but I largely Make a profit over the year, because I bet on longer as value odds and accumulators (parlays for you Mr Gunn.) I am prepared to bet that if I put together all BobbyGunn's bets to date, the balance would be significantly negative. In other words poor choices.

Thirdly - the cardinal rule for betting is: bet on the value odds, not what you think will happen. Bookies generally have a 13-15% spread between 2 probabilities. This is the house advantage and why all bookies seem to stay in business. So if we bet intelligently, we bet on outcomes where we feel a bookie has mispriced an outcome. So eg while Kit lost his bet due to his man getting chinned, it was a great bet to take as 5-1 provided value in what ended up being a 6-4 price before the fight. His man got chinned and that's boxing. But it was a decent bet and if he cashed before the first out he would've made money.

Any questions?

boxingknockout wrote:

Deno1986 wrote:

crusader wrote:Ya, the post seemed mocking to me.

X2

JimGunn has thrown up a few good bets over the past month or two. He's been far more successful than I have been this year.

Firstly - I was clearly joshing, to get so upset at a forum post from a stranger also shows that BobbyGunn doesn't have the temperament for betting - you need a cool head, not be an angry hot head who throws their ticket on the floor.

Secondly - 1 or 2 good tips out of ten are no use to anyone. You need consistency and to make profit over the year. I lose more bets than I win in terms of raw number of bets, but I largely Make a profit over the year, because I bet on longer as value odds and accumulators (parlays for you Mr Gunn.) I am prepared to bet that if I put together all BobbyGunn's bets to date, the balance would be significantly negative. In other words poor choices.

Thirdly - the cardinal rule for betting is: bet on the value odds, not what you think will happen. Bookies generally have a 13-15% spread between 2 probabilities. This is the house advantage and why all bookies seem to stay in business. So if we bet intelligently, we bet on outcomes where we feel a bookie has mispriced an outcome. So eg while Kit lost his bet due to his man getting chinned, it was a great bet to take as 5-1 provided value in what ended up being a 6-4 price before the fight. His man got chinned and that's boxing. But it was a decent bet and if he cashed before the first out he would've made money.

Any questions?

What would win a fight between a polar bear and a saltwater crocodile?

boxingknockout, my only question would be why you're such an asshole? But it's really more of a rhetorical question because it's clear that you're just a typical internet forum troll contributing nothing but negativity. No one asked your opinion and you took it upon yourself to invoke my name to disparage me out of the blue for no particular reason even though we've had no meaningful interaction before. Maybe you're just immature or bored. You're a joke.

JimGunn wrote:boxingknockout, my only question would be why you're such an asshole? But it's really more of a rhetorical question because it's clear that you're just a typical internet forum troll contributing nothing but negativity. No one asked your opinion and you took it upon yourself to invoke my name to disparage me out of the blue for no particular reason even though we've had no meaningful interaction before. Maybe you're just immature or bored. You're a joke.

Jesus man, stop being so sensitive! Ps just start presenting some better tips and we ab be friends

ShadrachSimmo wrote:

boxingknockout wrote:

Deno1986 wrote: X2

JimGunn has thrown up a few good bets over the past month or two. He's been far more successful than I have been this year.

Firstly - I was clearly joshing, to get so upset at a forum post from a stranger also shows that BobbyGunn doesn't have the temperament for betting - you need a cool head, not be an angry hot head who throws their ticket on the floor.

Secondly - 1 or 2 good tips out of ten are no use to anyone. You need consistency and to make profit over the year. I lose more bets than I win in terms of raw number of bets, but I largely Make a profit over the year, because I bet on longer as value odds and accumulators (parlays for you Mr Gunn.) I am prepared to bet that if I put together all BobbyGunn's bets to date, the balance would be significantly negative. In other words poor choices.

Thirdly - the cardinal rule for betting is: bet on the value odds, not what you think will happen. Bookies generally have a 13-15% spread between 2 probabilities. This is the house advantage and why all bookies seem to stay in business. So if we bet intelligently, we bet on outcomes where we feel a bookie has mispriced an outcome. So eg while Kit lost his bet due to his man getting chinned, it was a great bet to take as 5-1 provided value in what ended up being a 6-4 price before the fight. His man got chinned and that's boxing. But it was a decent bet and if he cashed before the first out he would've made money.

Any questions?

What would win a fight between a polar bear and a saltwater crocodile?

Please reread my post... it all depends on the odds. What prices you giving me? PS where does the fight take place? Who has home advantage?

anyway....

Paddy power got 5 fights up from three cards in japan on NYE. anyone having a nibble? theres no method of victory up yet though

Moises Fuentes v Kosei Tanaka
Jonathan Guzman v Yukinori Nguni
Kazoo Ioka v Yutthana Kaensa
Jezreel Corrales v Takashi Uchiyama
Ryoichi Taguchi v Carlos Canizales