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There's not a lot in it, but here is how you do it. I think you're looking for a straight answer
You understand that when you back/lay, if you're matching out a qualifier....you take the potential return from the back bet and divide that by the lay odds.....right?
Step 1. Estimate the value that you could possibly get out of the £10 SNR. I would estimate 70% = £7.
Step 2. Figure out what you're potential return could be from the qualifying back bet. I'm looking at odds of 2.625 right now on England. £20 x 2.625 = £52.50.
Step 3. Subtract (potential) value of the SNR from the potential return of the qualifier. Thus £52.50 - £7 = £45.50.
Step 4. Divide that by your lay odds. I'm looking at lay odds of 2.7 on England right now, I adjust for 5% commission so the odds I use for the purposes of the calculation will be 2.65. Thus £45.50 / 2.65 = £17.17. That's your lay stake.
If England win, I will make £3.33 [£32.50 profit from the winning bet and (-£29.17) loss from the lay].
If England lose, I will lose (-£20) on the back bet, but win £16.30 on the lay. That leaves me (-£3.70) down but with a £10 SNR to come. £7.00 - £3.70 = £3.30.
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 Originally Posted by triplea
FYI I only use the simple matcher.exe spreadsheet,
In that case just enter whatever profit you can get out of the SNR in the stake forefit box.
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My simple approach is to use what BF site offers and back England on SB £20 @ 2.50 (bad odds, btw), which could give profit of +£30 (or loss -£20), then on BF click lay England, then click link "liability", put £28 into the box which produces £16.87 backer's stake.
Job done.
If bet wins, then P/L is: +£30 on SB less £28 on BF = +£2 and no more fiddling with freebet
If bet loses, then P/L is: -£20 on SB plus £16.14 on BF = -£3.86 with freebie to come which should return cca £7 thus giving total P/L = +£3ish
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Nor mine.
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I received £10 account credit, non withdrawable.
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Same here, £10 account credit.
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