Lay the draw - Scratch the draw

[eminbe]

Hi

How could I back the draw for the same stake you used to lay and you'll be left with a scratch on the draw and all of your profit on either team winning?

Thanks in advance.

[Dallas]

In the auto stake area on the top banner use 'liability' and enter the amount of your potential draw winnings then place a lay bet on the draw.

[eminbe]

In the auto stake area on the top banner use 'liability' and enter the amount of your potential draw winnings then place a lay bet on the draw.

Do I need to click on 'Update Stakes' in the auto stake box before placing a lay bet on the draw?
Does it work in practice mode?
I tried it on practice mode and it did not work.

[Dallas]

Y,

[eminbe]

Y,

What do you mean by'Y'?

[Dallas]

What do you mean by'Y'?

Do I need to click on 'Update Stakes' in the auto stake box before placing a lay bet on the draw?
Does it work in practice mode?

Yes to both these earlier questions

[cheets]

Heyya,
Would you mind running me through a quick example of how scratching the draw to win on a home or away win would work in terms of odds and what in game events you're looking for?

Cheers

Cheets

[Dallas]

Heyya,
Would you mind running me through a quick example of how scratching the draw to win on a home or away win would work in terms of odds and what in game events you're looking for?

Cheers

Cheets

Are you asking me or eminbe?

[ShaunWhite]

Heyya,
Would you mind running me through a quick example of how scratching the draw to win on a home or away win would work in terms of odds and what in game events you're looking for?

Cheers

Cheets

Are you asking me or eminbe?

I'll save you the trouble Dallas, you're a busy guy.

So cheets, you want an example of how to scratch on a game if it's a draw, and profit if it's not a draw? And typical game events.

One example would be :
1. You notice a game that's 0-0, generally boring with very few corners and shots on target.
2. Back the Draw for £100 @ 5.0
3. As time passes the draw odds fall, heading towards 1.01 at 90mins
4. You notice one team starting to dominate or generally seeing a bit more action. Perhaps one side puts a new striker on, or a star defender goes off injured. You start to think there will be a goal.
5. Lay the Draw for £200 @ 3.0

At this point you have paid for a £100 bet and taken £200 for the lay bet.

6. Sit back and hope for a goal. The whistle blows at 90min...

DRAW : you collect £500 from your £100 bet at 5.0 (£400 profit) AND pay out £600 on the lay bet (£400 loss)
Profit = Loss = Scratch

NOT DRAW : you lose your £100 bet at 5.0 (£100 loss) AND keep the £200 on the lay bet (£200 profit)
-£100 + £200 = +£100 profit

I hope that's what you wanted.

[cheets]

Thanks very much for the help and very well explained, was having a little bit of trouble imagining the situation!

Cheets

[jonnyg]

I loked at games in the Premier League 0-0 FT in terms of the shot on target production to discover the profile of a 0-0 FT game in the PL

[jonnyg]

May 2004



Blackburn striker Jonathan Stead scored a late winner against a below-par Manchester United side.

Andy Cole, who had a goal ruled out for offside against his old team, and Stead both missed chances for Rovers.

The game looked headed for a goalless draw before substitute Paul Gallacher set up Stead to score from close range.






T FT
Liverpool Man UTD 0 0
Hull Man UTD 90 0 1
Palace Man UTD 0 0
Hull Man UTD 0 0
Newcastle Man UTD 89 0 1
Spurs Man UTD 0 0
Burnley Man UTD 0 0
Arsenal Man UTD 0 0
Blackburn Man UTD 81 86 0 2
Newcastle Man UTD 0 0
Spurs Man UTD 0 0
Man City Man UTD 0 0
Sunderland Man UTD 0 0
Man City Man UTD 90 0 1
Blackburn Man UTD 0 0
Bolton Man UTD 90 0 1
Stoke Man UTD 83 0 1
Spurs Man UTD 0 0
Villa Man UTD 0 0
Everton Man UTD 83 0 1
Chelsea Man UTD 0 0
Liverpool Man UTD 90 0 1
Arsenal Man UTD 0 0
Liverpool Man UTD 0 0
Palace Man UTD 0 0
Birmingham Man UTD 0 0
Blackburn Man UTD 85 1 0

[jonnyg]

above is Man UTD away and 0-0 on 79 > how likely is there going to be a goal 80 + ?