If you put £10k on at 1/6 dont you get £11666?
think you'll find your maths are wrong. You'll have us all broke.never wrong - if you believe that - put £10k on Mowbray with betfair to return £15700 and £1450 on rosler to return £1595 - and if you really believe it is between them 2 , you then have a guaranteed £4k+ profit
think you'll find your maths are wrong. You'll have us all broke.
You can get odds on Rosler of 10/1 so he missed a 0 off his Rosler, it would return £15,950.
You can get odds on Rosler of 10/1 so he missed a 0 off his Rosler, it would return £15,950.
That, with the Mowbray figure being wrong and no "guaranteed " £4k profit he is correct then?
I've never been a fan of Mowbray. He has the air of a simpleton about him.
I've never been a fan of Mowbray. He has the air of a simpleton about him.
never wrong - if you believe that - put £10k on Mowbray with betfair to return £15700 and £1450 on rosler to return £1595 - and if you really believe it is between them 2 , you then have a guaranteed £4k+ profit
Once we have finished with them - yes...very realistic thought.If the final two are Mowbray and Rosler they are both good options and it shows that managers must think we are still a good option, could you imagine these two being in the running for the Walsall job or somewhere like that.
He missed a 0 off, you'd actually win £15,950 which would be a guaranteed 4k profit if one of them was appointed (although the odds on Mowbray have changed since so you no longer would)ha, accounting worthy of CCFC !
If you win £1595 on Rosler if he becomes manager, how can you have a guaranteed £10k profit ?
He will fit in just fine then
ha, accounting worthy of CCFC !
If you win £1595 on Rosler if he becomes manager, how can you have a guaranteed £10k profit ?
So 2 becomes 1.
Pity that 3 headed Cerberus of joy, tim and steve cant act as 1.
The Mowbray figure is correct I believe, Betfair has odds of 57/100 for Mowbray which would return £15,700 on £10k I think. So I think he is right other than missing a 0 off Rosler.
I don't gamble anyway but it looks right to me.
£10000 at 57/100 will return £10518
£10000 at 57/100 will return £10518
The 57/100 was not available at lunchtime
No it wouldn't. It's practically 1/2, meaning if you put £2 on you'd get back £1. Or if you put £10000 on you'd get back £5000.
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