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[Brin]

Now the season is over and all games have been concluded, I took the opportunity to see how I have faired over the last 12 months to date. Pleased to say I'm in profit albeit marginally.


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Over the last 12 months you are £290.86 up
Correct as of midnight on 27th May 2019
Returns do not include Cash Back from Money Back as Cash promotions

I've had some rollercoaster bets with returns as high as £630+ when all the teams in the Championship all scored on the same day in their fixtures. I've had also had some poor losses as well, such is the chance on your bet coming in.

That's it now until August when it all starts again.

I always say when I'm down in the red it's time to give up. Luckily that hasn't happened. I may be wagering on us to return to the Championship, it all depends on who we lose and who we may recruit.

Looking at who will have the clout to spend big next season, I cannot really see Sunderland splashing out as they max'd out this season. Probably Ipswich will give it a big kick along with Bolton's new owner. As for ourselves, we would all like to think that our Chairman will look to bounce straight back, however, with a revenue loss of 3-4 million, we will have to wait and see.

Can see the bookies backing us to finish top 6 so don't expect a big price on us. Good luck to everyone who has a bet on us.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Nice to see winners however:-

Total revenue has climbed by almost a third to more than £670m at Sky Betting & Gaming (SBG) according to figures released by its new owner.

SBG recorded revenue of £670.5m for the year ending June 2018, up 30 per cent from £515.8m in 2017.

Betting revenue increased by 37 per cent £407m, boosted by a rise in betting net win margin thanks to operator-favourable sporting results, particularly with respect to European football.

It also posted an operating profit of £86.7m, up 26.5 per cent from £68.6m the year before.


So somebody is losing somewhere

[Brin]

Nice to see winners however:-

Total revenue has climbed by almost a third to more than £670m at Sky Betting & Gaming (SBG) according to figures released by its new owner.

SBG recorded revenue of £670.5m for the year ending June 2018, up 30 per cent from £515.8m in 2017.

Betting revenue increased by 37 per cent £407m, boosted by a rise in betting net win margin thanks to operator-favourable sporting results, particularly with respect to European football.

It also posted an operating profit of £86.7m, up 26.5 per cent from £68.6m the year before.


So somebody is losing somewhere

Certainly makes you gulp when you see those figures......and that's only from one group posting profits.

[Exiletyke]

Nice to see winners however:-

Total revenue has climbed by almost a third to more than £670m at Sky Betting & Gaming (SBG) according to figures released by its new owner.

SBG recorded revenue of £670.5m for the year ending June 2018, up 30 per cent from £515.8m in 2017.

Betting revenue increased by 37 per cent £407m, boosted by a rise in betting net win margin thanks to operator-favourable sporting results, particularly with respect to European football.

It also posted an operating profit of £86.7m, up 26.5 per cent from £68.6m the year before.


So somebody is losing somewhere

So somebody is losing somewhere[/QUOTE]


Can't think who

[Scum-Triumphant]

Easy come. Easy go. 2k down this season.

[frogmiller]

I paid for my Sheff Utd ticket when I won so thanks to Fred for that.

I was £4 down for the Brentford game so I had to buy Brin a cup of tea instead of beer.

[Pocket rocket]

Everyone on here knows my predictions accuracy so it would be unfair for me to post my winnings.
I think my record speaks for itself. 😊

[Brin]

I paid for my Sheff Utd ticket when I won so thanks to Fred for that.

I was £4 down for the Brentford game so I had to buy Brin a cup of tea instead of beer.

And trust me to ask for a peppermint tea..... I forgot I was in the Rhino....😄😄😄😄

[Brin]

Easy come. Easy go. 2k down this season.

Hi yer pal. If it makes you feel any better, I recently showed a mate how to review his 7 day, 30 day and 12 month performance review. I have to say he went a funny shade of colour when I pointed out he was over £4,000 down for the year running.

He's a big backer on the gee gees, or I should say, he was a big backer but no longer more. Yes I've seen him pull 1-2k in from a race but by backing 100's. Suffice to see I think he now saw the error of his silly ways and has reduced this dramatically.

[animallittle3]

Well I'll be honest I'm in front because I stake low and aim high with accas .

I've enjoyed a couple of remarkable wins , 4k and 2k off a couple of quid .

Nowt for a couple of years mind but I only have a bet on a Saturday during the season , £4 a week .

I noticed the owner of Bet365 paid herself £350m last year .

That's all we all need to know really isn't it .