Wow! This the best bet in your life!! (4 times) x (your money), can't lose !!!!

[dontknowhowtobet]

Guys,

This is the best bet I could ever find in my life.
You make 4 times of your stakes, but seriously, this can't lose.

It can only be placed in William Hill (if you live in the USA take a flight to the UK, and place cash on this one, because it can't lose) ---> This is amazing bet, look at the odds:



Bet on Cyprus to leave the Eurozone first --> odds: 4.00 (amazing odds!!!!)

Everybody thinks Cyprus will be okay and stocks will keep on going up.
But the EU doesn't want to lend them (confirmed by Nazi-Merkel and Austria's Finance Minister).
IMF and ECB can't do anything if the EU says no.
Only option is Russia, but Russia doesn't want to lend if they don't get Cyprus' gas and Cyprus doesn't want to lose their gas to the Russians.

So:
Only option - quit the euro.
Bring back the CYPRIOT POUND.

Print your way out of €18 billion easily, the Euro would lose value against the CYPRIOT POUND because it will break, all other European countries will leave it, Germany would eat the they've been feeding the other poor European countries, and things will be back to normal again for Europe.

Anyway,
Whether or not you disagree or agree, you gotta see the potential here...

4 times your money here, I would bet my life savings on it !!!

[Seaweed]

Wow!

[dontknowhowtobet]

Wow!

[Easy-Rider 66]

Interesting.

[dontknowhowtobet]

Interesting.

[konck]

Saloon this shit

[Laz]

Saloon this shit

[tto827]

Cyprus is royally fukked if they get off the Euro. There is absolutely 0 chance that they leave. They have nothing to export besides the banking industry, which will probably be tainted if they do have to "tax" all of the bank accounts.

How exactly do you think the Cyrpiot pound would GAIN value on the EURO when it is being produced on a whim by a struggling country, and the EURO is ridding itself of bad debt by eliminating fiscally irresponsible countries?

I wouldn't take any. But the bet is Greece here if anything. Funding to Cyprus may very well be the first to be cut, but they cannot afford to leave. It's likely that upon the confirmation of a limited bailout to Cyprus, that Greece may begin plans to withdraw.

[dontknowhowtobet]

They have nothing to export besides the banking industry

That is so wrong mate.
They found gas, just like Israel.
Have you seen the strentgh of the Israeli Shekel? (I would say it wouldn't last coz the governor would interfere but look how it kicks *** against all major currencies)

Same thing for Cyprus, better go back to the Cypriot Pound, the Euro would just force austerity, unemployment and real bad data for Cyprus ... they gotta export their gas using Cypriot Pound, it would be an awesome thing to do ... and it would be more awesome to show the door to Germany and not the other way around.

[dontknowhowtobet]

And now William Hill has suspended this bet ... guess they are going to LOWER the odds on Cyprus ... it was a suicide, on their end, these days, to offer such a bet on Cyprus ...

[tto827]

That is so wrong mate.
They found gas, just like Israel.
Have you seen the strentgh of the Israeli Shekel? (I would say it wouldn't last coz the governor would interfere but look how it kicks *** against all major currencies)

Same thing for Cyprus, better go back to the Cypriot Pound, the Euro would just force austerity, unemployment and real bad data for Cyprus ... they gotta export their gas using Cypriot Pound, it would be an awesome thing to do ... and it would be more awesome to show the door to Germany and not the other way around.

I'm not even going to pretend to be an expert on it. I just know that both of my professors who I talked about this with yesterday (one in finance the other in international business) both thought that Cyprus (and the EU for that matter) are in serious trouble if they are not bailed out.

[dontknowhowtobet]

I'm not even going to pretend to be an expert on it. I just know that both of my professors who I talked about this with yesterday (one in finance the other in international business) both thought that Cyprus (and the EU for that matter) are in serious trouble if they are not bailed out.

Bailed out - yes, by Russians, not by the EU.
And they should leave the Euro to not depend on them for the next bailout wannabe.

The Euro is a huge mistake, the world should get rid of it but Goldman Sachs won't let it happen, they want to get a crash (hence, all stocks sky rocket, it's a bubble).

[daimoshokage]

0/10

[dontknowhowtobet]

0/10

No way m8.
Look at the news.
They are seriously talking about EURO EXIT for Cyprus.
This is going to be huge.

If you missed the boat trade the EUR/USD next week on Monday, should be amazing to collect pips on it.
The only thing I don't understand is why the Australian Dollar, New Zealand Dollar, and the Israeli Shekel all getting stronger from all this - isn't there supposed to be FLIGHT TO SAFETY? And these currencies are not "safe assets" !!

[SharpBoxing]

What would you consider safe assests then?

[dontknowhowtobet]

What would you consider safe assests then?

US Dollar.
Yes, it's funny but it's safer than China if you ask me.

Once the Chinese bubble bursts after the European one investors (and central banks around the world including Israel) can kiss goodbye their Aussie Dollar investments ... they in fact, should start cutting these investments now ... the Aussie dollar's bubble from 2009 is going to burst and the $1.04 exchange rate would soon (1-2 years) be back to $0.70 and lower.

[dontknowhowtobet]

And now William Hill has suspended this bet ... guess they are going to LOWER the odds on Cyprus ... it was a suicide, on their end, these days, to offer such a bet on Cyprus ...

William Hill closed this bet so early, they made a huge mistake opening this bet if you ask me, but they closed it, I won't be surprised is a few giant depositors placed some bets there ...

If I was a Cypriot, and can't get access to my bank account, I would use my DC with my Cypriot Bank to deposit into William Hill €25,000 or more and bet on my country to leave the Eurozone first.
This way at least my money is safer with William Hill and I might even make money from the the mess my country is in, so ironic !!

[dontknowhowtobet]

This is amazing bet, look at the odds:



Bet on Cyprus to leave the Eurozone first --> odds: 4.00 (amazing odds!!!!)

Who's the man, huh?!
Who's the man?!

Look at these odds, take that Europe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Odds dropped to 1.50 muhahahahahahahahah

[tto827]

Still don't think they leave.

If no one leaves, is your money tied up forever?

[dontknowhowtobet]

Still don't think they leave.

If no one leaves, is your money tied up forever?

Tied until someone leaves....
I think your great "Wall Street" and idiots who just want stocks to go up and up don't understand what's going on in Cyprus.

I cannot see how they would tax 25% of deposits over €100,000 with no chain reaction, if you think that everyone would be calm after such bank levy takes place you're wrong.

Something tells me Germany and Goldman Sachs actually want Cyprus out of the EU, they want a crash where everyone was buying stocks ... they always like financial bubbles ... I won't be surprised if we get it this week.

[dontknowhowtobet]

Watch out for more odds changes taking place tomorrow at William Hill ...

[dontknowhowtobet]

Lots of things will happen tomorrow ... I would call it Black Sunday ... the darkest Sunday Europe has ever known!

[dontknowhowtobet]

You can arbitrage this one with Paddy Power:

http://www.paddypower.com/bet/current-affairs/european-union?ev_oc_grp_ids=591633

[tto827]

Wow. Can't believe the odds are that different, great find, wish I could use those books.

[dontknowhowtobet]

Wow. Can't believe the odds are that different, great find, wish I could use those books.

You could if you followed my guide:

http://forum.sbrforum.com/players-talk/2079532-questions-us-residents-citizens-who-play-offshore-bookies-steal-their.html

[Kpn]

The only problem with this bet (Nothing wrong with your choice or logic) is when will it happen, leaving the Euro is a massive structural collapse for them, and due to political litigation it could be a loooooooooong time till this cashes, or what could also happen is the Eurozone votes on something and basically kicks a couple places out at the same time which could cause a push.
Interesting bet, if I had an ungodly amount of money just sitting around to invest in I would completely have done this but that's not the case so best of luck too you! I'm interested in how much you put into this...

[ACoochy]

The only problem with this bet (Nothing wrong with your choice or logic) is when will it happen, leaving the Euro is a massive structural collapse for them, and due to political litigation it could be a loooooooooong time till this cashes, or what could also happen is the Eurozone votes on something and basically kicks a couple places out at the same time which could cause a push.
Interesting bet, if I had an ungodly amount of money just sitting around to invest in I would completely have done this but that's not the case so best of luck too you! I'm interested in how much you put into this...

I partially agree.

Nothing against OP but these kind of wagers can be so full of conjecture on the books behalf. Hope it works out for OP if indeed the next 24 hours unfold as rumoured.

[bubblebuttluv]

OP, why don't you seriously just quit sports betting and trade Forex?

[aceking]

you can wait 10 years or more .

[Kpn]

And a last second bail-out has been granted, Cyprus will not be leaving Eurozone.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/24/cyprus-reaches-bailout-deal_n_2945862.html

[Bbr]

Lol idiot has his money tied up.

[dontknowhowtobet]

OP, why don't you seriously just quit sports betting and trade Forex?

I also do Forex sir.

[dontknowhowtobet]

And a last second bail-out has been granted, Cyprus will not be leaving Eurozone.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...n_2945862.html

You guys are so American and un-educated, wtvr the media is telling you then you just think it's the last word.
hahaha

Americans have no brains.

Sir, you think the story with Cyprus is over?
Is that the reason right after the agreement the Euro-Dollar was $1.3040 and not it's less than $1.2850 ?

There is no trust in the Euro, and IF investors are scared, what would this little island be doing now?
They are tied up with their bank.
They are the first nation to face depositors haircut.
They rely on their banking system so heavily.

You think this story is over just because Fox / CNN / Huffinton is telling you so, then you're so wrong !!!

haha ... Americans are stupid people.

[Kpn]

A) I'm not American, but even if I was that doesn't grant anyone to be a condescending douche to anyone based on nationality.

B) I could just as easily link you the same story from the BBC or CBC if non-US publications are that important to you.

C) Did I ever claim it was over? No, my comments were: 1. The bet could take a long time to actually pay out. 2. What happens if multiple countries both pull out of the Euro at the same time due to some kind of ultimatum vote.

D) If you want to be picky, I should have ended my last post with the four extra words "for the time being".

E) Your xenophobia of Americans is petty and un-educated, furthermore; you stink and no one likes you. -Jim Norton

[ACoochy]

You guys are so American and un-educated, wtvr the media is telling you then you just think it's the last word.
hahaha

Americans have no brains.

Sir, you think the story with Cyprus is over?
Is that the reason right after the agreement the Euro-Dollar was $1.3040 and not it's less than $1.2850 ?

There is no trust in the Euro, and IF investors are scared, what would this little island be doing now?
They are tied up with their bank.
They are the first nation to face depositors haircut.
They rely on their banking system so heavily.

You think this story is over just because Fox / CNN / Huffinton is telling you so, then you're so wrong !!!

haha ... Americans are stupid people.

If you think Goldman Sachs and co are going to let their experiment fail then think again.

People are more expendable than you think