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Having A Flutter
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not sure if this Q belongs here, but here goes anyway.
If you have a flutter, either horses/football or whatever, do you go to the same bookies or do you shop around for best odds?
I have a BIL who shops around for best prices and puts on some sort of stake which covers different events for the year.
EG, Superbowl, US Open, Open, Premier league.
Mr Alba will just go to his local bookie and take a price if he feels like it.
If you have a flutter, either horses/football or whatever, do you go to the same bookies or do you shop around for best odds?
I have a BIL who shops around for best prices and puts on some sort of stake which covers different events for the year.
EG, Superbowl, US Open, Open, Premier league.
Mr Alba will just go to his local bookie and take a price if he feels like it.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I have about 10 on line accounts, alba, and, throughout the week, i tend to use the one with money already there. However, at the big weekend meetings and festivals (such as Goodwood, R Ascot, etc) the firms are falling all over themselves with offers and it does pay to compare the prices. So i normally end up using the firm with the best accumulative odds for whatever bet i am placing. Even if it means depositing cash.
If Mr Alba's local gives BOG (Best Odds Guaranteed) he should ALWAYS take the price.
If Mr Alba's local gives BOG (Best Odds Guaranteed) he should ALWAYS take the price.
To illustrate my point on the disparity between firms as regards accumulative odds; Having spent about 25 minutes comparing prices with all my on line accounts, i have placed my £5 Saturday accumulator with Willy Hill at odds of approx 1,600/1, a potential payout of £8,004. Had i placed the same bet with PaddyPower, the odds would have been just 1,218/1, a potential payout of £6,090. A difference of £1,914. Take note, Mr Alba