mutschi said:Hi there,
want to give betting a try. What are your favorite web-pages for betting and why? Any other tips?
Cheers
Mutschi
I see your point, but you forget that if neither Cancellara nor Boonen wins RVV I lose double the amount I would have had I chosen "my" bet instead. Also your suggestion requires that you can get odds 4 at both Cancellara and Boonen for RVV (which I doubt) and then odds 3.5 on the winner for PR (which I doubt even more).Ferminal said:I'd stay away from them, they are all below the value you would get betting on the races themselves. Except maybe the Ardennes ones if Gilbert has a great start to the season.
e.g. Say Boonen and Cancellara are 4.00 for Ronde, you bet equal units on them both so you end up with double your money (assuming one of them wins). Then roll the money into the win the next weekend at 3.50 and you end up with your original 7.00 but with the advantage of not betting 3 months in advance.
Hugo Koblet said:I see your point, but you forget that if neither Cancellara nor Boonen wins RVV I lose double the amount I would have had I chosen "my" bet instead. Also your suggestion requires that you can get odds 4 at both Cancellara and Boonen for RVV (which I doubt) and then odds 3.5 on the winner for PR (which I doubt even more).
Also I get the added benefit of having the RVV winner to win PR at odds 7 even if it's not Boonen or Cancellara. Say Pozzato wins RVV for instance, I'd have him as the winner of PR at odds 7 which I can then keep or sell to limit my losses.
Oh yeah, of course. Sorry for my lack of mathematical skillsFerminal said:1 * 7 = 7
[0.5 * 4 * 3.5 = 7] twice
Cancellara was favourite at 4-4.50 in 2011, at least until E3. They were both somewhere around that for last year from memory although I'm not certain. The lowest combined you'd get is 1.85 but shopping around I'd be pretty confident in finding even money. Roubaix odds I'm not sure but they depend on how Ronde is run not necessarily the winner. Cancellara could be stronger but lose the sprint.
Of course this way there are options too, you can hold your money or back someone else at half way.
The best value is if one of them does a collarbone, you would have made good money on it last year.
You might end up slightly ahead but for me I need significant value to bet on futures in cycling. I guess come April we can compare and see which way wins![]()
karaev said:I've found some intersting odds for some riders to win any stage in Tour de France 2013.
Pinot to win any stage is at 6.00
Kittel to never win 2.25
Chavanel to win at 3.40
Hoogerland at 9.00
Gesink at 3.50
Rolland at 3.75
Froome 2.08
Casar 7.50
Valverde 1.45
Voeckler 2.15
Gilbert at 2.25
Also Froome and Contador to finish in top 3 at 2.45 odds and Henao to win any stage in Vuelta 2013 at 5.50 odds.
Im pretty excited about Pinot and Kittel(Greipel and Cav looks too strong)...oh and also Henao one looks pretty good.
Any thoughts on any of this?
Parrulo said:anyway i mostly use bet365.
i have some money on contador for tomorrow and some on costa and keldermen for podium places in algarve.
Ferminal said:Be brave and get on Menchov![]()