Just Had An Email From Ladbrokes

Jackdaw33 | 19:04 Wed 07th Jun 2017 | News

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. ...enhanced odds on the Tories winning 20/1! That has to be a mistake.

If not, get yourselves down to the bookies pronto. Chance of a lifetime to clean up.

Not Much Coverage Of This In The Main News.

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1/20 would be more likely.

Flonska

You sure its not "odds on" i.e. 1/20?

-Talbot-

New customer only and probably only a quid

Jackdaw33

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This is what it says:

Ladbrokes New Customer Offer
Enhanced Odds as an extra punt

UK General Election 2017
was 1/6
NOW 20/1 THERESA MAY
TO BE PRIME MINISTER
(C&P)

I hope for their sake that as in most gambling debts there is no legal liability.

-Talbot-

Just checked ... you can only bet £1 (but if you lose you get the pound back) lol.

agchristie

Ladbrokes 'The magic sign'!!

fiction-factory

I got Brexit and Trump results wrong so mine isn't likely to be right, but I'll go for a band of 30-55.

fiction-factory

Eh? I thought I was on The Final predictions thread

scooping

Don't get it. You put a £1on May and get £21 back?

DTCwordfan

Are AOG and Ymb offering odds on UKIP getting 2 seats, or mikey on a labour win or < 50 seats thumping. Odds on the Corby trouser-press, as leader, lasting longer than July 01

-Talbot-

Don't get it. You put a £1on May and get £21 back?

But you will then have to bet the £20 again before you can put it in your bank.
Obviously more punters stay and lose money rather than take the money and run

Ken4155

As Talbot says, there is a catch and it is always advisable to read the small print on these offers to potential new customers. 888 are currently offering the enhanced price of 6/1 England (should be 3/4) to beat Scotland who, in turn, are an enhanced 16/1 (should be 39/10). The small print will tell you that you have to play through the winnings 'x' amount of times before attempting to withdraw anything.