Just put on a accumulator to make this weekends amazing amount of fights, 5 quid to win 100, not bad i thought Where am I going to (inevitably) slip up? Marquez v diaz Rogan v Skelton John v Juarez Adamek v Banks Johnson v Judah Murat v Sanavia Thaxton v Mezaache Broadhurst v Owusu Olusegun v Haywood Fury v Perez Rafal Jackiewicz Would be nice to see all these fights live however I am getting screwed by Setanta!
This thread reminds me of the accumulator I had for the original Judgement night in 1996 with Winky Wright, Naz and lots of other title fights. I had them all right then lost out when Holyfield TKO'd Tyson! To make that even worse some bird I was after (and nearly had hold of) at Uni got shagged by someone else that night because I was watching boxing all night atsch
**** me chinny lol sounds like a bad night indeed! yea the rogan one is pretty much they key here with most of the others being favs or really close so need big martin to sort me out! he definately has better chances than the 7/2 offered. thinking of doing another one only this time for stoppages this time-------- how many of those listed above will end in a stoppage? much better odds thoughts?
I'd agree that Skelton is your banana skin. I had a 7 fight accumulator the weekend of the Marg v Mosely fight. 5 came in, one was postponed, and then Marg got stopped. I was livid! If only they'd found that plaster afterwards!
haha fair enuf paddy, nothing like a staggered accumulator when your waiting on one last result. other night I got screwd outa like 100 quid by one match in an 11 NBA one. any predictions for TKOs/KO for the fights listed above?
To be honest I routinely put fifteen folds on - it just makes watching stuff more fun - just don't put too much on it! I've won £4000 on a £1 accumulator - I reckon the bookie didn't love this gambler on that occasion! I'd say of that first post Rogan is a definite No-No. Skelton will win that no problem, but I imagine you had to put that one in to get worthwhile odds. Has anyone seen the betting for Khan and Hatton - very,very interesting!
