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Does anyone know what the (serious) odds are of us winning our next 3 games against colchester, leeds and norwich? I'm thinking of putting a few cheeky quid on it. And no, i haven't been drinking :grin:

 

 

I don't know but if you find out get it posted. As I'm feeling somewhat lucky and confident off a shocker(s) in the next week or so. :wink:

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Does anyone know what the (serious) odds are of us winning our next 3 games against colchester, leeds and norwich? I'm thinking of putting a few cheeky quid on it. And no, i haven't been drinking :grin:

 

 

I was thinking along similar lines although alittle less ambitious. For example, the odds for us to stay undeafeted for the next 3 games. Maybe we'll get decent odds considering we're playing the top 3.

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I'd want at least 30/1 on 3 wins!! 125/1 what school did you go to?

 

Would it not be? I always thought 'AND = times' and 'OR = plus' in terms of probability, so as it has to be WIN AND WIN AND WIN it would therefore mean 5 x 5 x 5 =125/1.

 

Expanded, if you were to do an accumulator it would surely be:

 

Colchester: £1 at 5/1 = £5 (plus stake)

Leeds: £5 at 5/1 = £25 (plus stake)

Norwich: £25 at 5/1 = £125 (plus stake)

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Would it not be? I always thought 'AND = times' and 'OR = plus' in terms of probability, so as it has to be WIN AND WIN AND WIN it would therefore mean 5 x 5 x 5 =125/1.

 

Expanded, if you were to do an accumulator it would surely be:

 

Colchester: £1 at 5/1 = £5 (plus stake)

Leeds: £5 at 5/1 = £25 (plus stake)

Norwich: £25 at 5/1 = £125 (plus stake)

 

 

 

 

Hmmm dunno you know......you watch the odds drop here...lol

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Does anyone know what the (serious) odds are of us winning (ONE) our next 3 games against colchester, leeds and norwich? I'm thinking of putting a few cheeky quid on it. And no, i haven't been drinking :grin:

 

I reckon we could win one of 'em - but which one? I'll go for Colchester this saturday! :grin:

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If we're 5/1 for each of the three games then the odds are 215/1

 

£1 x 5/1 = £6

£6 x 5/1 = £36

£36 x 5/1 = £216

 

Long time no post an all that.

 

I'd be staggered if we were anywhere near 5/1 at home to Norwich. 2s at best.

 

On a related note, Mike Holden tips us away at Colchester this weekend in the Sporting Life's betting zone.

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Would it not be? I always thought 'AND = times' and 'OR = plus' in terms of probability, so as it has to be WIN AND WIN AND WIN it would therefore mean 5 x 5 x 5 =125/1.

 

Expanded, if you were to do an accumulator it would surely be:

 

Colchester: £1 at 5/1 = £5 (plus stake)

Leeds: £5 at 5/1 = £25 (plus stake)

Norwich: £25 at 5/1 = £125 (plus stake)

 

an acca keeps the stake so even if doing it over a long time you'd surely still wana keep the £1 running over

 

£1 at 5/1 = £6

 

£6 at 5/1 = £36

 

cant see us being 5/1 after two wins so probs

 

£36 at 3/1 = £108

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UNDEFEATED

 

Colchester are 1.75 betfair so lay to lose £5 = £11.66 return

 

Leeds will be around 1.7 max. so lay to lose £11.66 = £28.32 return

 

Norwich will be around 2.2 i expect so lay to lose £28.32 = £ 51.92 return on £5

9/1 ish

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I'd be staggered if we were anywhere near 5/1 at home to Norwich. 2s at best.

I was merely quoting numbers provided in an earlier post. Not forecasting what the odds would be.

 

I suspect we'll be longer than 5/1 at Leeds but, as you suggest, closer to the 9/4 mark next week.

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