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Sportsbettingindex 29th December 2011 15:45

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Hi Ilunga
For each bet there is a short explanation from a simple one liner to a bit more - such as

Dumbarton v Forfar
Forfar may have turned the corner and can draw away from their lowly 9th place. They have recently signed Aberdeen's keeper Jamie Langfield on a loan deal and with injuries clearing up at last they look to be a win bet here. Dumbarton have been a bit shot shy recently and their mini run may be over
10 Points Win Forfar @ 2/1 Tote, Betfred, Ladbrokes, Coral

or

Hamilton v Livingston
Hamilton continue to disappoint and manager Billy Reid is on his last chance. Livingston beat them 1 0 last month and can beat them again.
10 Points Win Livingston @ 11/5 Victor Chandler 21/10 Coral

I believe that prices hold up pretty well on the whole - I guess comments from other subscribers would be the best guide - I am sure a few would be happy to comment

ilunga 29th December 2011 15:54

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Thanks Ian.

Justsomeone 29th December 2011 16:48

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The above are excellent examples of the kind of reasoning. Typical Wickerman style. Short and to the point.

Getting on is doable. Some points will probably be lost, overall. It is not uncommon though, that the line will be higher on game day, i.e. FBI is certainly not a question of merely picking the obvious "wrong" odds that are bound to be slashed instantly.
Furthermore, the emails contain some "mentions", i.e. odds (often in minor markets) that only few bookies offer and hence are not actual plays that contribute to the results section.

mug 30th December 2011 18:39

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If Peterhead FC were a horse it would have a timeform squiggle and be labelled "ungenuine". Just shows that money doesn't guarantee success at any level, team-building is essential. Regardless of the result of the game, Wickerman's preview is invariably highly informative.

36 31st December 2011 17:13

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FBI is more than just the recommended bets. Today, there was a late news update ( 3 hrs before the kick off though ) which was a convincing winner. Doesn't go in the official figures but does go into my bank as profit :arrow:

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Sportsbettingindex 7th January 2012 17:54

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A late goal scuppered our 9/2 win bet on Dunfermline today but the mentions proved highly profitable with
Ross County by 4 or more goals @ 8/1
Aberdeen by 4 or more goals 8/1
Both coming in

mug 7th January 2012 19:47

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Anything with Paddy Power is entirely theoretical for most of us. Did anyone get on?

Sportsbettingindex 7th January 2012 20:13

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Precisely why they are mentions Mug - but people do get on.
Boyles were also 8/1 for the Ross County match and William Hill and Vic Chandler also quoted 13/2 and upwards and I believe some indpendents had these markets up.
When we started these bets were all part of the "proofing" and overall results figures but were dropped as not always could people get on. However they still remain an integral part of the service and what people pay for.

mug 7th January 2012 21:02

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The official bets lost 7 points approx and there were also several losing mentions. Personally when I've lost on the day I find it a bit annoying hearing about how much I would have had it off for if I'd steaked differently or been able to get on with joke bookmakers. Sorry if this sounds mean-spirited. Incidentally I did bet Ross -1.25 and Aberdeen -1.25 based on Stevie's advice so I certainly found it useful.

Sportsbettingindex 7th January 2012 21:13

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I appreciate you have difficulty in getting on Mug - you are clearly a succesful gambler
Bet365, Coral and Sky also priced up but no doubt you would classify those as joke bookmakers as well - the problem is - we have to use bookmakers to put the bets up - who do we use? We use the main bookmakers who appear on Oddschecker - there is nothing else we can really do.
In this instance I felt it was fair advertising what other things FBI has to offer as the basic tips themselves don't always tell the whole story.

Justsomeone 7th January 2012 21:27

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Being from a strange country, I can't get on at most of these bookies (at the moment), but did manage a "cheeky" (:D) trixie, so I am personally more than happy about these mentions. And, to be fair, the mentions that come with a staking plan have really paid off, even allowing for the price cuts that most people inevitably have to accept.
And I can understand the desire to highlight the interesting bits of info in the emails, that don't show off in the results section.

mug 7th January 2012 21:28

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Gloating about winners and keeping quiet about losers is par for the course in the industry. Who is to say whether it is fair or not, SBI?

Sportsbettingindex 7th January 2012 21:42

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I don't think I am guilty of gloating merely pointing out another side to the service which never sees the light of day. Compared to the way most services "advertise" themselves I am very honest and open - nothing is ever twisted or altered where results are concerned.

mug 7th January 2012 22:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Justsomeone (Post 501386)
Being from a strange country, I can't get on at most of these bookies (at the moment), but did manage a "cheeky" (:D) trixie

Aaaaaargh :cry:

mug 21st January 2012 19:43

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Finally copped on Peterhead and East Fife! Never gave up on them. Thanks also for the late info, very sound even if it didn't quite cop.

Corkage 14th February 2012 21:18

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I'll be very happy if I never hear the word "Peterhead" again in my life, but three own goals in one match has to be some sort of a record.

mug 14th February 2012 23:52

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To be fair the line moved half a goal in our favour between Monday afternoon and kick-off. When that happens who cares about the result?

36 21st April 2012 15:52

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Looking good for the Livvy bet, 2-0 up and QOS down to 10

1 more goal from Livvy will be fantastic, 2 more will be outstanding.

Come on Livvy !!!

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36 21st April 2012 16:30

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Livvy get 3 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

36 21st April 2012 16:47

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Now it's 4-0 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Justsomeone 21st April 2012 16:48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 36 (Post 513832)
Now it's 4-0 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Awesome - your updates are quicker than the livescore on my mobile! :D

36 21st April 2012 16:51

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4-0 ft.

50/1 bet landed :D:D:D:D

Fantastic tipping Stevie 8)

Edit : Also about 25pts up on the day for the regular bets !

mug 14th May 2012 10:20

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Thanks guys. Started off on the wrong foot but came good in the end. Another winning season for me at least.

36 18th May 2012 19:30

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Oops, just noticed your post mug. Validated now so it shows albeit 4 days later.

Another successful season, thanks Ian and Stevie.

Roll on next season and more profit.

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Sportsbettingindex 4th July 2012 08:30

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Just a quick post to say subscriptions are now open for the 2012-13 season and are £450 for the full season or £80 a month. We have also introduced a reduced price offer for new subscribers for the first month only of £40.
Football Betting Index - Join

Sportsbettingindex 26th July 2012 08:52

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Just a quick message - for anyone who wants to join but hasn't yet - first bets go out tomorrow - Friday 27th July

36 16th September 2012 17:44

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Good day yesterday, 29.5pts profit giving almost 35pts profit on the month.

Football Betting Index - Results

Great tipping Stevie and Ian !!

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Sportsbettingindex 18th September 2012 23:16

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Ramsdens Cup

Rangers v QOS
We have been on QOS most weeks and they have yet to let us down but they face a huge task on Tuesday night but they are playing well and are overpriced. Queens go with a full squad apart from Paul Burns who is cup tied. Rangers have lost their young striker Andrew Litlle and winger David Templeton through injury. Queens have the pace to hurt most teams and Rangers defence has looked slow at times. Theres a host of English
scouts coming to watch some of the Queens young lads ,Reilly ,Carmicheal etc,
2 Points Win QOS @ 14/1 Stan James , 11/1 Skybet, Paddy Power
3 Points Rangers v QOS Draw @ 11/2 Ladbrokes, Bwin, Stan James WON

Mentions

A few books now up with the first goalscorer markets , Queens centre forward Nicky Clark is in good form with 7 in his first 9 matches. He's
a son of Sandy Clark who is assistant manager and played for West Ham and Rangers amongst others. Nicky's very good and improving and I know there's a few from the lower leagues in England watching him. I would say he has to be the Queens player who is most likely to score the
bookmakers think that midfielders who score 3 or 4 goals a season are more likely
Nicky Clark first goal ew @ 25/1 Paddy Power and HillsWON
Nicky Clark anytime scorer 17/2 Paddy Power, 8/1 HillsWON
Gavin Reilly anytime scorer 5/1 Hills WON
Willie Gibson anytime scorer 12/1 Hills

Sportsbettingindex 3rd March 2013 12:35

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On a good roll at the moment - 175 points profit last 4 months ROI 26%.
Special offer til end of season just £100 - for details Football Betting Blog

Sportsbettingindex 30th June 2013 13:46

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Subscriptions are now open for the 2013-14 season and you will notice a change in what we are offering http://www.footballbettingindex.com/join.html
We have split the season into three blocks
Early Season - July - End October (including antepost)
Mid Season - November - End January
Late Season February - Mid May
The cost for each block is £90 nearly halving the previous cost

36 1st July 2013 13:14

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Good to see you back Ian and Stevie.

Some of the ante-post bets are out now, got my email 10 minutes ago.

Looking forward to another successful season :arrow:


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mug 4th August 2013 16:51

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4/5 this weekend (including Dunfermline). Would have copped the lot but for Morton letting it slip. 6-2 in ET was really rubbing it in. Great start to the season!

jumbo 6th September 2013 13:42

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very best of luck this year

I cant stand footy but am keeping my eye on you as I reckon having absolutely no personal opinion is better! I accept Derek Thompson followers may not agree

36 12th October 2013 18:06

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Excellent day today, every bet won apart from a draw no bet game that was a draw. Top tipping !

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mug 23rd November 2013 16:59

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Another disastrous month. Some realistic assessment of the recent poor form would be helpful.


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