So two wins on the trot (although close run affairs) has restored some faith in us that Arsenal may have turned a corner. Away in Europe they head the group and at home in the Premiership we sit comfortably mid table with a win or two propelling us into the top five once again.
Sunday’s home game against Stoke will not be easy though and the odds at 1.57 do rate it as a walkover which it probably wont be. Stoke have had results against Liverpool and Drawn against Man Utd, Tottenham and Chelsea.
This week we will be signing up to the Sportsbook ComeOn who offer new users £20 cash added to the first deposit. To be eligible to receive the bonus you must register a valid Email address and also mobile phone number which they will text a code to.
After signing up and confirming your details you can go to the deposit page and put in £20 by any method, when you do this you MUST tick the promotion box offering 100% to £20. As soon as you deposit your balance will be £40 (£20 bonus). The wagering to withdraw this is 4x at minimum odds of 2 so we will need to bet another time if we do not bust out but we are setting it for a large profit if we get there.
Set the odds to decimal from the drop down on the left and find the Arsenal game from the "Football" then "England Premier League" coupons, the odds on a Draw is 3.99 so placing the £40 on that will lead to a balance of £159.60 which is profit of £139.60 because we put £20 in.
At Betfair it is possible to lay the Draw at odds of 4.3, laying £30 will have £99 liability. (So you need £99 in Betfair to do this)
The net result of all this is that if it is a Draw we will be +£40.60 and we must re-bet next week, the minimum profit though will now be higher. If of course Arsenal do walk it or Stoke do the unexpected and snatch a win, we are out with a quick tenner (-£20 and +£30) and roll onto next week. A worst case result of +£10 is OK, "why Gamble when you can win".
(As a side note ComeOn do other promotions for using Moneybookers and general "reload" bonuses so it is well worth having an account.)
