A very full football programme
this week produced 12 winning bets out of 15 with some excellent results on the time of
the first goal bets (in fact all these bets ended up showing a profit). The only result
that went really against us was Charlton's 2-1 away win at Huddersfield (their first home
defeat of the season). The potential profit for the week came to �2,702 which
raises the total potential profit for the season to �12,777 (an average of over �850
profit per week).
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