Fight Time From 4am-McGregor vs Mayweather**MOD Warning in 1st Post**

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weldoninhio wrote: »

If you are too scared to put your money where your mouth is, fair enough. Adding nonsense stipulations shows you are in over your head. Let's pretend I didn't have the money to cover it, and miraculously McGregor wins, you lose nothing by taking the bet and can constantly hound me about welshing on it.

You are a spoofer. You don't have €100 to put up. You know you'd be giving me the money and are looking for loopholes to save face. You know it, I know it and everyone reading your pathetic baiting posts knows it.

He loses €100 if Mayweather wins with no chance of a payout if McGregor wins, so you're basically offering him a lose-lose scenario and calling him chicken for not taking it.

weldoninhio wrote: »

Feel like a dick posting pics of money.

It's Floyd himself! No wonder you hate McGregor so much.

Muahahaha wrote: »

Nail on the head there man.



Brave words that cant be backed up.

As an aside and forgetting about the bookies odds what odds do ye think May-Mac should be just based purely on chances? Im thinking McG 12-1 but maybe some think far more than that?

So hard to price due to the anomalies with this one and the fact that a single punch - from either of them - could end it. 4/1 on mcgregor feels like a poor price, but the actuaries must have been working away, so they seem to feel it's a bit closer than many others think, considering Mayweather's age and lack of fighting etc. It's very interesting, it's so volatile that I think it makes an upset more likely. I would have thought 10/1-ish on McGregor but the actuaries are saying 4/1 for a reason...

I for one cannot wait to hear the Irish National Anthem being sang at the biggest boxing event of all time. That in itself is enough for watching

TheChosenOne_ wrote: »

I for one cannot wait to hear the Irish National Anthem being sang at the biggest boxing event of all time. That in itself is enough for watching

It might be the highest grossing but it absolutely is not the biggest boxing event of all time.

weldoninhio wrote: »

Feel like a dick posting pics of money.

Lol whats that 5k? Still another 45k to go here lad.

Listen you dont have it and nor would I expect anyone to have 50k just lying under the mattress. I will let it go now because you even went to the trouble of proving to everyone here that you dont have it.

Enjoy the fight

weldoninhio wrote: »

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Feel like a dick posting pics of money.

There's €1k in the first photo and maybe €5k in the second bet. Considering you stipulated €100 minimum, you are about €45k short.

And I'd imagine the issue getting paid, not how much you have in your piggy bank.

Rezident wrote: »

So hard to price due to the anomalies with this one and the fact that a single punch - from either of them - could end it. 4/1 on mcgregor feels like a poor price, but the actuaries must have been working away, so they seem to feel it's a bit closer than many others think, considering Mayweather's age and lack of fighting etc. It's very interesting, it's so volatile that I think it makes an upset more likely. I would have thought 10/1-ish on McGregor but the actuaries are saying 4/1 for a reason...

Yeah but you got to feel that the 4/1 odds the actuaries are giving is just them covering their massive exposure on McGregor. At least in Paddy Powers case anyway as the vast majority of bets are on McGregor. I would give him 10 or 12 to 1 at best though even then part of me is feeling that he does have a bit more of a chance than that. I am mainly basing that on the Paulie Mallinaggi episode, although we havent seen the full spar as yet what has been released did put Paulie firmly back in his box, you can see how butt hurt he is over the whole thing. That leads me to think that there is at least some truth that McG got the better of him when no-one expected him to even be at the races against a pro boxer. In saying all that Mayweather is in a different league than Paulie. But what the sparring does tell us is that McGregor is not as poor a boxer as what the experts were saying eight weeks back. I guess thats what makes it all the more intriguing, any sane person knows he is up against it tonight but there is still that element of Can he do it?

weldoninhio wrote: »

Excuses Excuses. Good night

No excuses here mate, you are the one who has fallen about 45,000 short of what you said you could manage just a few posts back.

You tried, I will give you that. But if you want to bet 50k then you have to actually have the 50k in the first place. Nobody is gonna bet on your beliefs when you dont have the hard cash to back it up, that is just common sense reality. It is clear now that you do not and that is fair enough. It would have been an interesting bet though, I mean 500-1 odds in a two horse race in the fight game where anything can happen is just astonishing. Even Buster Douglas was only 48-1 to beat Mike Tyson which he duly did in perhaps the biggest boxing upset ever. So offering 500-1 to the thread was just insanity on your part, especially now as we know you dont have it.

Enjoy the fight

Rezident wrote: »

So hard to price due to the anomalies with this one and the fact that a single punch - from either of them - could end it. 4/1 on mcgregor feels like a poor price, but the actuaries must have been working away, so they seem to feel it's a bit closer than many others think, considering Mayweather's age and lack of fighting etc. It's very interesting, it's so volatile that I think it makes an upset more likely. I would have thought 10/1-ish on McGregor but the actuaries are saying 4/1 for a reason...

The actuaries have nothing to do with it. They know people are going to back McGregor no matter what. 4/1 is the reservation price of the average McGregor fan.

Looking more and more like I won't be staying up or getting up to watch it live.

Leaving the phone turned off till I download it tomorrow morning it will be! My phone will go bananas if McGregor wins