$ 1,000 for a win-win bet.

[Filvar1988]

If you offered to bet on sports with a minimum coefficient of 2.5, while assured that the rate of 100% wins.
for example, according to statistics from the seller won the last 10 of these rates ...
in such a case, you would have paid for this forecast $ 1,000?

Sorry for my bad English

[PD77]

What is jelly doughnuts?

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Wut?

[trytrytry]

you lost me at "If"

[Filvar1988]

my English is worse than I thought
OK, back with an interpreter

[Slainte]

You seem very reliable poster, i can sell some of my organs to pay for your picks.

[Filvar1988]

my English is worse than I thought
OK, back with an interpreter

[gryfyn1]

are you asking that if someone showed you they have a 'system' that has won 10 in row, then would you pay anything for the 11th pick under the assumption it will win?

[Dirty Sanchez]

If you offered to bet on sports with a minimum coefficient of 2.5, while assured that the rate of 100% wins.
for example, according to statistics from the seller won the last 10 of these rates ...
in such a case, you would have paid for this forecast $ 1,000?

Sorry for my bad English

Never fukkin heard of ya pal.....sorry for the straight English

[CrimsonQueen]

There's no such thing as a 100% win. Even if a team was point-shaving or straight up cheating...there's still a chance that you won't win.

I wouldn't pay $1 for the 11th pick even if the first 10 went 10-0.