Surebet Example\n\n For example, one bookmaker offers @ 2.17 for AH1(-1.5) in Liverpool Manchester United F.C., and the second @ 2.31 for AH2(+1.5). Our bankroll for this surebet is 100, 52 of which we bet on AH1 (-1.5) and 48 on AH2(+1.5). Then, let's calculate: AH1(-1.5) 52 * 2.17 = 112.84 = 12.84 net income.
There was no way to tell how much time he had, but it was a sure bet that he didn't have very long. Redwing was the horse, and she was a sure bet to win the next day. And if Crownwall couldn't do the job, thought Crownwall, then it was a sure bet that Marshall wouldn't have a chance.
