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Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 07 Feb 2013, 17:35
by Alba
What are folks thoughts on this , i dont think its ever been done before as far i can remeber
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 07 Feb 2013, 17:55
by Deno1986
Do you mean betting/bookies at the shows, mate?
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 07 Feb 2013, 18:08
by wrimc
Im sure it used to be the norm thing. I think Frank Maloney mentioned that Eugene his brother bet half his purse that he would win with an onsite bookie before one of his fights. It ended in a draw. Would like to see it though
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 08 Feb 2013, 04:03
by Alba
wrimc wrote:Im sure it used to be the norm thing. I think Frank Maloney mentioned that Eugene his brother bet half his purse that he would win with an onsite bookie before one of his fights. It ended in a draw. Would like to see it though
sorry i meant online betting , you can bet on anything nowadays i guess. You think it would it be a good thing?
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 08 Feb 2013, 06:05
by maley1984
pointless most small shows only hav one or 2 competative fights on the prices on a prospect against a journey man wudnt b worth betting (even on a acca). most shows r john smith v tba all the way down the card up until days b4 a show apart from the main event. if their is a decent main event u can always ask in the bookies in the build up to it i hav.
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 08 Feb 2013, 06:25
by fantaheed
i think part of the problem would be that on a lot of small hall shows they arent competitive fights from a betting point of view so it would be hard to justify opening a market on the fights
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 08 Feb 2013, 08:29
by freddydoesdallas
For some i think it would be a good idea. For instance, there is a possibility of a big domestic match up in Coventry (Flinn v McKervey) and i'd imagine there would be a good market for that fight locally and in the hall on the night
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 08 Feb 2013, 08:39
by bripez
Alba wrote:What are folks thoughts on this , i dont think its ever been done before as far i can remeber
My thoughts are that I wish the bookies would do this - I would have my mortgage paid off in no time !
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 08 Feb 2013, 08:40
by Alba
Thanks for the feedback guys!
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 08 Feb 2013, 11:09
by MrJasonM
I think bookies may be put off due to the fact 'matchfixing' would be so easy.
For example it could potentially be in a journeymans best interests to bet on what round the fight is stopped.
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 08 Feb 2013, 11:39
by The Insider
MrJasonM wrote:I think bookies may be put off due to the fact 'matchfixing' would be so easy.
For example it could potentially be in a journeymans best interests to bet on what round the fight is stopped.
Yup, and as long as I was in on it I have no problem at all with it :-)
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 02 Mar 2013, 07:43
by Alba
Scottish online bookmakers McBookie are offering odds on the next prospect boxing show .Its just gone up yesterday, and the feedback has actually been quite favourable
http://www.mcbookie.co.uk/mcbookie?acti ... ass_id=118
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 02 Mar 2013, 07:58
by billy nelson
This should never be allowed by the BBBC at any show especially little shows like this,well one things for sure if the bookie takes a beating the show won't get sponsored again!
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 02 Mar 2013, 08:22
by sgtcecil
Think I might join mcbookie, money to be made there!!! EVS on mccallum is not bad!
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 02 Mar 2013, 09:40
by n1ebf
stopped gambling on boxing altho that's through knowing somebody in the sport. You follow somebody from scratch then a big fight comes up and all of a sudden they're 9/2 outsiders cos the bookies haven't got a clue who they are. I wouldn't try to make money on a pal if that person could get smashed up or hurt so really it is just an extension of that.
As for having it at the venue....so and so gets KO'd and carried out with an oxygen mask "get in! I'm off to pick up me winnings now..."........It's not for me, that's all.
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 02 Mar 2013, 11:36
by Alba
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:stopped gambling on boxing altho that's through knowing somebody in the sport. You follow somebody from scratch then a big fight comes up and all of a sudden they're 9/2 outsiders cos the bookies haven't got a clue who they are. I wouldn't try to make money on a pal if that person could get smashed up or hurt so really it is just an extension of that.
As for having it at the venue....so and so gets KO'd and carried out with an oxygen mask "get in! I'm off to pick up me winnings now..."........It's not for me, that's all.
You raise a fair point and well put over. This is for an online bookies,there won't be anyactual bookies within the hall or on the premises
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 02 Mar 2013, 12:05
by billy nelson
Alba wrote:NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:stopped gambling on boxing altho that's through knowing somebody in the sport. You follow somebody from scratch then a big fight comes up and all of a sudden they're 9/2 outsiders cos the bookies haven't got a clue who they are. I wouldn't try to make money on a pal if that person could get smashed up or hurt so really it is just an extension of that.
As for having it at the venue....so and so gets KO'd and carried out with an oxygen mask "get in! I'm off to pick up me winnings now..."........It's not for me, that's all.
You raise a fair point and well put over. This is for an online bookies,there won't be anyactual bookies within the hall or on the premises
So if there not at the venue (which has been done before,Scott Harrisons fights at breahead) then what's new about it?
If Gary is Evens it is a magnificent price!
Re: Small Hall Shows - Boxing Betting ?
Posted: 02 Mar 2013, 12:18
by sgtcecil
billy nelson wrote:Alba wrote:NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:stopped gambling on boxing altho that's through knowing somebody in the sport. You follow somebody from scratch then a big fight comes up and all of a sudden they're 9/2 outsiders cos the bookies haven't got a clue who they are. I wouldn't try to make money on a pal if that person could get smashed up or hurt so really it is just an extension of that.
As for having it at the venue....so and so gets KO'd and carried out with an oxygen mask "get in! I'm off to pick up me winnings now..."........It's not for me, that's all.
You raise a fair point and well put over. This is for an online bookies,there won't be anyactual bookies within the hall or on the premises
So if there not at the venue (which has been done before,Scott Harrisons fights at breahead) then what's new about it?
If Gary is Evens it is a magnificent price!
Fill yer boots Billy!!!!