Interest Bets

​Fancy a £5 treble or acca on the football? How about a crafty £10 or £20 on the next fav at Sedgefield or Pontefract maybe, why not pinch a few quid you might think. So you have a punt, then comes the shock last minute goal to dash your acca (always one lets you down) or the well fancied favourite you backed finishes second beaten by the one you were going to back but the price put you off! Fivers here, tenners there and before you know it, you're a good few quid down and thinking of what you can back to recover your losses.... sound familiar? Well the alarm bells should be ringing, big time!

Interest bets should be avoided at all times because they only fritter away your betting bank! For those of you who persist in continuing to punt interest bets, we suggest that you keep the stakes very small and by that we mean very small indeed - absolute minimum stakes (the thrill will still be the same), until you learn the true value of the word discipline! If you can't keep the stakes small then do not get involved! Instead of punting interest bets, keep a log of what you would have done and note your profit and loss (and be honest with yourself). Refer back to it to see that nothing changes and how much you would have lost. Be respectful of your betting bank, if you've missed a good thing then you've missed it, there's always another day tomorrow. Betting is not a sprint, more of a marathon and small profit regularly can soon build into decent profit providing you stay disciplined. Trying to bust the bookies with big bets you can't afford and punting interest bets, will only end up in total disaster. ​

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