Topic: Has anyone heard of Fairbet? And your experience with using them for you sports (Read 243 times)
April 02, 2017, 11:34:42 AM
Do you mean Betfair? I haven't heard of Fairbet and a Google search found nothing for me.
April 02, 2017, 11:24:08 AM
Stopping a parlay bet mid game is probably accounted for by decreasing the total odds you get or by charging a fee for canceling the parlay.
They have to make money somewhere, and they are not going to give you a free way out of a sure loss.
They have to make money somewhere, and they are not going to give you a free way out of a sure loss.
April 02, 2017, 07:30:05 AM
no i am not have heard anything with them as i don't playing gambling in many sites and if i am enjoy with one sites, then i will be staying for a long time to moving into another site. maybe later i will visit in that site and see what i can do in there and if i am interesting, then i think i can register with them and start to trying some games in their sites. i think if the sites is good in sports betting, then i think its worth to try to playing gambling in that site.
April 01, 2017, 12:25:09 PM
I just saw a commercial for their site and you can stop your parlay bet mid matches?
Is that right?
That is a massive thing to do.
Has anyone registered an account with them and tried this out?
There has got to be some restrictions in place or they would be paying out punters out the nose on penalty kicks in the EPL matches in the last minutes of those matches.
Is that right?
That is a massive thing to do.
Has anyone registered an account with them and tried this out?
There has got to be some restrictions in place or they would be paying out punters out the nose on penalty kicks in the EPL matches in the last minutes of those matches.
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