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Anyone who subscribes to the Clean Financial Newsletter would have seen our recent competition for pair of free tickets to see England v New Zealand at Lord’s on Friday 16 May. The catch? No catch just answer one cricket based question. Simple.
Anyway congratulations to Mr DG from West Horsley, a Clean Financial subscriber, who won the tickets – we hope you have a great day.
For more details about the Clean Financial Newsletter click here.
Good Luck!
DB
0 comments Tuesday 13 May 2008 | Daniel | spread betting offer
OK here’s one for you, Financial Spreads are offering clients tickets to see England v New Zealand at Lords next week.
But you’ll need to be quick, answer a fairly easy question and place a couple of bets to enter the draw.
We’ve put the full details here: Financial Spreads.
Don’t forget: Spread bets carry a high level of risk so you should only speculate with money you can afford to lose. You can lose more than your initial deposit and stake. Before you open an account, please ensure that spread betting matches your investment objectives, familiarise yourself with the risks involved and if necessary seek independent advice.
Good Luck!
DB
0 comments Friday 09 May 2008 | Daniel | spread betting offer
“We are offering the ultimate Paddy’s weekend for new account holders to win an all expenses paid VIP trip for 2 to London on March 14th to experience the most exciting rugby match of the season.” said Davin MacAnaney of paddypowertrader.
How to win?
The Grand Prize
For more details see paddypowertrader 6 Nations…
Spread bets carry a high level of risk so you should only speculate with money you can afford to lose. Stop-losses are automatically allocated with each bet you make. All stops are not guaranteed. You can lose more than your initial deposit and stake. Before you open an account, please ensure you familiarise yourself with the risks involved and if necessary seek independent advice. paddypowertrader is a trading name of London Capital Group Ltd which is authorised & regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
0 comments Wednesday 13 Feb 2008 | Daniel | spread betting offer
Another interesting offer for you.
I thought you might like a quick look at the latest paddypowertrader offer (below).
Good Luck!
DB
£70 paddypowertrader New Client Offer
Open an account, deposit €250 (£170) and place 4 non-equity bets by 14 Oct to claim a €100 (£75) free credit to your account. This offer cannot be combined with any other offer on PaddyPowerTrader Accounts are subject to status. See site for full terms & conditions. Accounts are subject to status.
Click here to apply for an account.
Spread bets carry a high level of risk so you should only speculate with money you can afford to lose. Stop-losses are automatically allocated with each bet you make. All stops are not guaranteed. You can lose more than your initial deposit and stake. Before you open an account, please ensure you familiarise yourself with the risks involved and if necessary seek independent advice. Full Paddy Power Trader Terms and Conditions.
PaddyPowerTrader is a trading name of London Capital Group Ltd which is authorised & regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
0 comments Monday 08 Oct 2007 | Daniel | spread betting offer
A slight change this week. Given that the Rugby World Cup is upon us I thought we could look at a popular Rugby Spread Bet, namely Total Points betting (see below). I thought you might also be interested in a new account offer that Sporting Index are running:
Sporting Index are offering new clients the chance to claim:
Open a Sporting Index** account and place 5 bets (each bet must have the potential to win and lose £20 or more) and they will give you one of the above. ** New accounts are subject to credit and suitability checks. Terms and conditions apply.
Click here for more details and to apply for a Sporting Index account
Risk Warning - Sports spread betting involves a high level of risk and you can lose more than your original stake. It is not suitable for everyone so please ensure you understand the risks involved and only bet with money you can afford to lose. Sporting Index is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority
For this bet you simply predict the total number of points that will be scored in a rugby match.
Example For the Group B match between Australia and Wales the bookies might predict a relatively free scoring game with plenty of points, perhaps a Total Points prediction of 56 - 59.
If you expected an open game, you would bet high at 59, for the stake of your choice, in this case £5 per point.
Had you been proved correct and the game had finished 42 - 28, a total of 69 points, you would have made 10 times your stake.
(69 - 59) x your stake = 10 points x £5 per point = £55.
Had it been a tight game and ended with few points, eg 19 – 12, and therefore a total of 31 points, then you would have lost 28 times your stake.
(31 - 59) x your stake = - 28 points x £5 per point = -£140
Click here for more details and to apply for a Sporting Index account
The interesting element with this bet is not who scores the points or which team or even how the points are scored. You are basically betting on a high scoring game, or if you Sell the spread, in this case Selling at 56 points, you are spread betting on a low scoring game
Enjoy the games!
DB
0 comments Monday 10 Sep 2007 | Daniel | spread betting offer
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