Can you cash out just after a goal is scrored?

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not possible to beat the delay, we'd all be doing it otherwise! bets are cancelled when market suspends

but would be interesting to hear if anyone has heard of beating the delay while being at an actual game itself?

I guess following the game on the radio (not a web radio, an old fashion radio), is quite the same as being at a game, in term of delays.
Anybody beat Betfair delay while listening the radio or being at the game physically?

I use to beat the delay by betting court side some years ago. But got arrested and ejected from a tennis match. What followed after I returned to the UK was a nightmare.

What happened?

[Derek27]

I guess following the game on the radio (not a web radio, an old fashion radio), is quite the same as being at a game, in term of delays.
Anybody beat Betfair delay while listening the radio or being at the game physically?

I use to beat the delay by betting court side some years ago. But got arrested and ejected from a tennis match. What followed after I returned to the UK was a nightmare.

What happened?

He explained that in his following post to this thread.

[BetScalper]

As Derek said.

You really don't want an HMRC close inspection. Better off running to the Costa del Sol or saying Hi to Gary in Thailand etc.

[Derek27]

Better off running to the Costa del Sol or saying Hi to Gary in Thailand etc.

First record I every bought was one of his.

[BetScalper]

Better off running to the Costa del Sol or saying Hi to Gary in Thailand etc.

First record I every bought was one of his.

I will get ridiculed for saying it. But at the time we did not fully know what was about to come to light.

He was a great artist. But obviously troubled. Like allot of scholars.

It seems to be that anyone gifted has skeletons.

Makes me appreciate a friend I lost in the first Iraqi war. He wouldn't hurt a fly but died after handing some sweets to a young boy, turning around and stepping on a mine. We weren't allowed to recover what was left of his body for 72 hours. Allot of angry people that day.

[Derek27]

He was a great artist. But obviously troubled. Like allot of scholars.

I thought he was a great artist at the time, but that's mainly because I was eight-years-old!

There were some brilliant musicians of the time that I still listen to today, but looking back on his songs, I could only credit him for being a good stage performer.

I sympathise with you for losing a friend in Iraq. I had an old friend who survived the Falklands but was left severely disabled after the first Gulf war. Like all wars, they come at a heavy price.

[BetScalper]

He was a great artist. But obviously troubled. Like allot of scholars.

I thought he was a great artist at the time, but that's mainly because I was eight-years-old!

There were some brilliant musicians of the time that I still listen to today, but looking back on his songs, I could only credit him for being a good stage performer.

I sympathise with you for losing a friend in Iraq. I had an old friend who survived the Falklands but was left severely disabled after the first Gulf war. Like all wars, they come at a heavy price.

+1

Thats why I don't regard Mr Southgate and his toy soldiers heroes. Overpaid youngsters, who will never know the true meaning of the term or reference.