A nice £17,900 profit represents a 14% Return on Investment. I'm sure Brimardon will show this on the website after today. Lets hope they can add to it today.
that profit was September only and i think you may find they have not updated the figures as i have the profit higher,what figures are you using drillbit, sp, betfair,your own, i guarantee your figures are not correct but hey thats would be normal for you.
they had 18 winners in one day and i bet you would tell us they had 2 odds on losers with out telling us they had the 18 winners.
14% roi in a month thats a great return but that figure looks wrong so i will correct it for you, come on drill bit what was the roi % in august.
it was very good around 50/60% roi in August, i will look at the figures, dont tell me you forgot to mention it .
just think for the first time you could admit something and purge yourself of being negative.
i will work some figures out but again drill bit you are downing them with your terrible bad habits, you are on a mission to rubbish them again instead of a bit of praise,
i do know the 37k profit last year they quote was from a £3,000 betting bank as i have seen it advertised and the asa will have checked it.
you have prooved drill bit you leave out everything good to say about them and use everything negative against them so telling the truth is not one of your strong points drillbit.
you have what i would call a losing selective memory,
thats a horse racing gambler for you.
i should not have to correct false information, but will correct you to prove the point that nearly all the false comments on the internet and on here are not a true reflection of the facts and drillbits postings proves that point more than anything.
roi is not a thing i would generally use in gambling as it can be misleading like all figures can be imo.
does a poker player quote roi, he starts with a betting bank turns over his money over rapidly and ends up with a return, same as gambling on horses you start with a betting bank turn your money over rapidly and end up with a return.
the figure i quoted above where they started with a betting bank of £3,000 and ended up with £37k profit, does it matter what they turned over or do you think roi does not matter in gambling?
do poker players use roi figures?