Help....

[davelcfc100]

Hello.

I am trying to put a bet on vardy to score in every remaining game of the season however, I can't seem to find a site online that will let me do it.

Does anyone know how to go about putting this kind of bet on?

Any help would be appreciated

[Strokes]

Hello.

I am trying to put a bet on vardy to score in every remaining game of the season however, I can't seem to find a site online that will let me do it.

Does anyone know how to go about putting this kind of bet on?

Any help would be appreciated

I would just go into the bookies and request it.

[StanSP]

Hello.

I am trying to put a bet on vardy to score in every remaining game of the season however, I can't seem to find a site online that will let me do it.

Does anyone know how to go about putting this kind of bet on?

Any help would be appreciated

go on to a chat service on one of the bookies online and see if they'll sort it for you.

[treer]

you go in bookies before the match put your money on, and what ever you get back do the same the next match, its not rocket science is it?

 

by the way, the odss will be upwards of 500/1

[VLC86]

you go in bookies before the match put your money on, and what ever you get back do the same the next match, its not rocket science is it?

You do realise you get worse odds on him scoring in a single match then in 6 yeah?

[foxfanazer]

you go in bookies before the match put your money on, and what ever you get back do the same the next match, its not rocket science is it?

by the way, the odss will be upwards of 500/1

Wrong! Nice attempt at being a smart arse though

[treer]

Wrong! Nice attempt at being a smart arse though

there is nothing wrong about it, i suggest you stick to topics you have knowledge about

[foxfanazer]

there is nothing wrong about it, i suggest you stick to topics you have knowledge about

Yes there is. You'll get more betting on it as a collective than on individual games. I work in the betting industry so wrong again

[StanSP]

it won't be 500/1 either lol

[treer]

Yes there is. You'll get more betting on it as a collective than on individual games. I work in the betting industry so wrong again

you really do know nothing for someone "who works in the industry"

[foxfanazer]

you really do know nothing for someone "who works in the industry"

You've had a mare. Accept it. Move on

[Hungry Hungry Fox]

I really wish that people wouldn't post unsubstantiated BS

[matty98]

An accumulator is effectively the same as winning one bet then putting all your winnings on the next bet isn't it? If so treer is correct

[treer]

it won't be 500/1 either lol

wont it?, perhaps you could enlighten us then with a more accurate quote?

[StanSP]

wont it?, perhaps you could enlighten us then with a more accurate quote?

 

how about you enlighten me why it should be 500/1? plucking random odds out the air.

[foxfanazer]

An accumulator is effectively the same as winning one bet then putting all your winnings on the next bet isn't it? If so treer is correct

You can bet on special markets mate where they enhance odds on things like this

how about you enlighten me why it should be 500/1? plucking random odds out the air.

This should be fun

[StanSP]

You can bet on special markets mate where they enhance odds on things like this

This should be fun

 

i'll be waiting

[Viva]

You've had a mare. Accept it. Move on

Treer is spot on. Vardy is around 7/5 to score anytime v Southampton. If you assume he will be a similar price for the remaining 7 matches, then by putting the winnings on each match beforehand, you would get not far short of 500/1 odds.

 

Bookies don't just offer random bets like that without specifically requesting it, so you would probably be better off doing the above.

[Hubert]

Well for starters we've got seven games left not six.

 

Vardy is 7/5 to score any time tomorrow. You'll obviously get longer odds on him scoring at Man Utd and Chelsea, perhaps a touch shorter v Swansea.

 

For the sake of an estimate, a seven part accumulator with all bets 7/5 would pay 458/1.

[ScottMGee]

Assuming Vardy should score 1 in 2 games, then the odds of his scoring in any one game should be evens.

 

The odd's of him scoring in all 7 games should then be 1 in 2^7, i.e. 128 to 1.

 

Given the bookie's profit etc, I'd be happy if you got 100 to 1 but I suspect 50 to 1 more likely.

 

Oops, missed someone posting correct odds of 7/5 on the Southampton game. Amazing the compound effect of that upping odds to 458 to 1

[foxfanazer]

Treer is spot on. Vardy is around 7/5 to score anytime v Southampton. If you assume he will be a similar price for the remaining 7 matches, then by putting the winnings on each match beforehand, you would get not far short of 500/1 odds.

Bookies don't just offer random bets like that without specifically requesting it, so you would probably be better off doing the above.

If a customer came in to our shop and asked for that bet it would take two minutes to phone and get a price which would be an enhanced price to doing it the way treer is suggesting

[Viva]

If a customer came in to our shop and asked for that bet it would take two minutes to phone and get a price which would be an enhanced price to doing it the way treer is suggesting

Maybe enhanced for their prices, but you might be better off putting it on with the best price for each match. There is quite a difference between evens and the 7/4 you can get with a different bookie. 

[treer]

how about you enlighten me why it should be 500/1? plucking random odds out the air.

go on then i will enlighten you

 

tomorrow he is .2.5 (6/4)to score so ythe op would get back £2.50

he would then invest the  £2.50 on the next match and so on for the next matches

the odds would obviously be varied but not by much( sometimes slightly smaller, but mostly bigger)

after 7 matches

 

he would have £610, when I went to school 610 was in excess of 500

and that is conservative because we play man u and chelsea away, and vardy will bigger than 6/4

 

do you stick by your original statement  "it won't be 500/1 either"

 

or would you care to retract?

[StanSP]

go on then i will enlighten you

 

tomorrow he is .2.5 (6/4)to score so ythe op would get back £2.50

he would then invest the  £2.50 on the next match and so on for the next matches

the odds would obviously be varied but not by much( sometimes slightly smaller, but mostly bigger)

after 7 matches

 

he would have £610, when I went to school 610 was in excess of 500

and that is conservative because we play man u and chelsea away, and vardy will bigger than 6/4

 

do you stick by your original statement  "it won't be 500/1 either"

 

or would you care to retract?

 

you should work in a bookies

[treer]

respect, to Stan SP