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mr sunshine

mr sunshine

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Rizlared said:
dunno mate, never tried.

you?
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Not even horse dicks? You need to live a little
curious2garden said:
LOL I made the wangz at home lokie! I should have taken a pic but I gobbled 'em fast :) Hopefully for my next years birthday I'll get Penis Wine from you. Lokie LOL where do you find that shit.

As for you cn..... ha ha vodka?

PS @Gary Goodson I used obie cue on them OMG OMG OMG!! I deep fried them and tossed them in obie cue, they were perfection, better than wingstop, thank you
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Happy b day, love you.
 
Rizlared

Rizlared

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I don't know if there are cultural differences to blame but this thread was about money.

Cock is very different.

Didn't see the free cock thread?
 
Rizlared

Rizlared

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It's probably best you reserve using that mind of yours if it is so inaccurate.

Maybe call upon one of your fellow trolls for ideas in future....thinking for yourself seems a waste of time
 
Lucky Luke

Lucky Luke

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OK..i think this may work here to, if i could understand it..

I have a Q. after the first bet losers what do you mean by the next bit as it gets a tad confusing.

> You place ur bet (after reading terms) on a horse. Horse looses.

You then reclaim the bet and then either cash out (same amount you started with or replay the bet..

"Now, if the odds are 10-1 and you bet £30 then you will need £300 in your betfair account to place that bet.". .I can place a dollar bet on a 10-1..I dont need $300..
sorry confused but often see first bet-risk free or some such with bookies.
 
Rizlared

Rizlared

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So place bet on Dobbin in the 2:30 with bookie A

Then LAY Dobbin (at same odds) at bookie B

Now, if the price is 10/1 you risk 1 to win 10 when you place a bet.

The reverse is true when you lay it.

You risk 10 to win 1.

Effectively, you are being the bookie when you lay.

So...if it's a 10/1 shot and you've LAY'd it for £30 you need £300 to cover that bet.

Now, providing the odds match, there is no risk to this as both bets cancel each other out.

Repeating the process with your 'free bet' (bookie a) will leave you (if the horse loses) with £30 profit with bookie b

Then repeat with other bookies.

Now, that makes sense to me but I've done it so if it isn't entirely clear, feel free to ask again.

bongsmilie
 
Rizlared

Rizlared

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Just checked

"well over a year" is a slight exaggeration.

A little over a year would be more accurate.
 
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