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Big Brother 8 Betting, Summer 2007:
BB8 wasn't our best series in terms of profit, but that was partly
because the bookies knew what was likely to happen at the evictions.
Consequently the odds weren't great and we had to risk larger amounts.
Still, we made nearly £800 so we can't moan! If you had a
little gamble during BB8, we hope you did okay.
Overall Result: won £880, lost £100, making for a
Total Net Profit during Big Brother 8 of £780.
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Thursday, 30th August 2007 (Day 93)
We got a bit carried away believing the Polls, and bet
£40 at 7/2 on the 'Finishing Positions' market. We predicted
that the Top 3 finalists would be Samanda, Brian & Ziggy,
however we were miles-out in the end as the actual result was Brian,
Samanda and then Liam. Although we could have won £140 profit,
we actually lost our £40 stake. Result:
£40 loss.
Thursday, 30th August 2007 (Day 93)
With just a day to go until the Finale, we detailed a
couple of Tips for possible worthwhile bets, although we'd already
mentioned the first one on this very page. Click here
to read the article.
Tuesday, 28th August 2007 (Day 91)
Fans were now voting for a Winner and we took our own advice
(see the article directly above) and placed two bets on Brian,
even though the Twins were the bookies favourites at the time. However,
it was the 'Betting Without The Favourite' market, so it didn't
matter what happened to those two. We staked the maximum of £650
on Brian twice, at odds of 1/6 (£1 profit for every £6
staked), and the bets came right when he won the series a few days
later; Bri had to come 1st or 2nd for us to win, and we just couldn't
see him coming 3rd. Result:
£108 profit + £108 profit
= £216 profit.
Tuesday, 21st August 2007 (Day 84)
This week it was a Double Eviction and Jonty, Kara-Louise
and Tracey were 'up'. So, a little while after the nominees were
announced we backed Kara & Tracey to go with
a £375 stake at the odds of 1/4. This was just before the
odds went to 1/6, and the bet paid-off as we made a profit of just
under £94 when that pair were evicted on the Friday. Result:
£94 profit.
Tuesday, 7th August 2007 (Day 70)
On the day the nominees were announced, in the evening,
we backed Amy to go next as previous Polls indicated
that she was hated. The bet came right when she was evicted on the
Friday night with a 58% majority against three others: Jonty, Kara
and 'Samanda'. The odds were a low 1/8 as the bookies were switched-on
to the likely outcome of the eviction, so we had to stake a considerable
£350 to win just under £44, plus our stake back. Result:
£44 profit.
Friday, 3rd August 2007 (Day 66)
Whoever was in the Halfway House on the Thursday faced
eviction this week, that being David, Kara, Shanessa and Tracey.
Two people were set to be evicted and we ran two separate Polls
to find-out the fans' least favourite and second-least favourite
of the four. So, on the Friday when it became obvious that David
and Shanessa were not popular, we placed a bet
on them becoming the 7th and 8th evictees. Staking £330 at
odds of 1/6, we made £55 when they were both evicted later
that day. Result: £55
profit.
Friday, 27th July 2007 (Day 59)
Just hours before Charley's inevitable eviction we decided
to place a fun bet on what Charley might say to
Davina, not really expecting to win the bet - check it out here.
Suffice to say that due to Charley's predictability, we won £60
from just a £10 stake! Result:
£60 profit.
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Monday, 23rd July 2007 (Day 55)
The day before the nominees were announced we went for
a riskier 'speculative' bet. We couldn't really see any other outcome
than Charley being 'up' that week, and if she was
up she couldn't possibly survive. So, we staked £150 on Charley
going next at the odds of 2/5 (£2 back for every £5
staked), and when the bet came right we returned a total of £210.
Result: £60 profit.
Friday, 20th July 2007 (Day 52)
We'd previously published an article speculating that Liam
could be the likely winner of the series, but it seems we were a
bit previous with that! For Brainbox Brian seemed to come from nowhere
in the popularity stakes three weeks later, and we looked at how
the younger male could be the Overall Winner of BB8 here.
Tuesday, 10th July 2007 (Day 42)
On the day the nominees were announced for the fake eviction,
people were piling money on Nicky at first, although it seemed obvious
to us that it would be Charley. So, when her odds
went from 1/20, through 1/14, 1/10 and ended-up at 1/3 all on the
same day, we took the latter odds with a £250 bet. In actual
fact, it subsequently became a lot closer between the two, but Charley
was fake-evicted on the Friday night and we won just over £83. Result:
£83 profit.
Friday, 6th July 2007 (Day 38)
Before the 4th Eviction had even taken place, we published this
article looking at who might leave as the 5th Evictee. Because of
Big Brother's plan for there to be a fake eviction on Friday the
13th, the bets placed on this market carried forward until the 5th
person was properly evicted.
Tuesday, 3rd July 2007 (Day 35)
Almost as soon as the nominees had been announced, we backed Laura
to go at the 4th Eviction, taking into account what the Polls had
said up until that point. The odds were low, so we staked £300
on her at 1/5, which won us a profit of £60 when she was evicted
on the Friday night. It's a good job we placed our bet quickly though,
because within an hour the odds had slipped to 1/8, and they just
got lower and lower from then on. Result:
£60 profit.
Friday, 29th June 2007 (Day 31)
We published this
story about how it was looking like Liam had the game all sewn-up
already. ii
Wednesday, 20th June 2007 (Day 22)
The nominees had been announced the day before and we were fairly
sure that Seany would leave with the majority in
the public vote. So, we bet £150 at odds of 1/2, meaning we
returned £225 when he was evicted two days later. Result:
£75 profit.
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Saturday, 16th June 2007 (Day 18)
A day after Billi, Jonathan, Liam and Brian arrived, we looked at
which one of the newbies might last the longest. See here.
Monday, 11th June 2007 (Day 13)
He'd been in the House for a few days and we felt that fans had
warmed to Gerry straight away - a fun, Nadia type character, even
if Gezza is a proper man! So, we staked £35 at the odds of
7/1 on Gerry winning, meaning we would have seen
a return of £280 if he'd gone all the way. Also, if Gerry
had come 2nd Overall, we'd have got our money back due to Paddy
Power's 'Second Coming' offer - see article from the 31st of May
below. However, Gerry was evicted in Week 11 so we lost our stake
of £35. Result: £35
loss.
Wednesday, 6th June 2007 (Day 8)
The nominees for the 1st Eviction had been announced, and by the
end of the day it looked like it was going to be 60/40 in favour
of evicting Shabnam. So, we staked £250 at
odds of 8/15 (£8 back for every £15 staked), meaning
we would have returned £380 if Shabs had gone. However, the
eviction was cancelled and the bet carried forward until the 1st
Eviction took place the following week. It was a no-lose bet in
the end, because if Shabnam hadn't been up again, or if she hadn't
been evicted, our stake would have been refunded. Shabnam did
get evicted with a huge majority though, so we returned £383. Result:
£133 profit.
Sunday, 3rd June 2007 (Day 5)
We used our FREE £25 bet from Paddy Power to back Chanelle
next, as she was coming across better than we thought she would
at the very beginning. So, we staked £25 (Free of charge)
at the odds of 12/1, and would have returned £325 if she'd
Won Big Brother 8. We stood to lose absolutely nothing, and if Chanelle
had come 2nd Overall we would even have got our £25 stake
back! In the end she quit on Day 62 so we lost the bet. Result:
Neither a profit nor a loss.
Saturday, 2nd June 2007 (Day 4)
We had a look at the odds on the fun 'How many girls will Ziggy
snog?' market here.
Friday, 1st June 2007 (Day 3)
For our first bet of the series, even though Laura was the favourite
and Carole was just behind her, we decided to back Tracey
to Win because she was so down to earth and didn't seem to have
a gameplan. Also, her odds went from 10/1 to 16/1, so we jumped-in
and staked £25 on the raver, meaning we'd have seen a profit
of £400 if the bet had come right. Also, if Tracey had come
2nd Overall, we'd have got our money back due to Paddy Power's 'Second
Coming' offer - see article below. In the end though, we lost £25
when Trace' was evicted with Kara-Louise in the penultimate week
of the game. Result: £25
loss.
Thursday, 31st May 2007 (Day 2)
Here's an article
we published in our Latest News section about how you can place
a bet in the first few weeks of BB8 with Paddy Power, and get your
money back if you lose!
Get a FREE £25 BET To Use On Any Betting Market
with Paddy Power:
It's very quick and easy to place a bet online with online bookie
Paddy Power, even if you've never placed a bet before. So, if you
want to check-out the latest odds on all sorts of different markets
(Reality TV, the football, the horses etc) and get yourself a FREE
£25 Bet, just click
here and sign-up, which literally takes a minute or two.
To qualify for your Free £25 credit, which is automatically
added to your account, all you have to do is debit £25 and
bet (i.e. place a bet worth at least £25). This offer
is available to new customers only and your subsequent bets can
be for lower amounts if you wish. Actually, if you only want to
stake £10, you'll still get a Free Bet, but it will only be
for £10, so Paddy Power matches what you put in (up to £25).
The Free bet can be used to bet on anything, not just Big Brother,
and in fact your first bet doesn't have to be on Big Brother
either.
To see the latest Big Brother betting odds, head for the 'BB' section
in the left-hand margin. Please note that certain Big Brother markets
are sometimes taken off the Paddy
Power site according to what's happening in the House. Odds
can be removed on Mondays for instance, as the nominations take
place then.
NOTE: You
Can Also Get A FREE £25 BET From Blue Square:
Paddy Power always offer a wide range of markets
for Big Brother, but you can also get yourself another £25
Bet by signing-up with online bookie Blue Square.
So, aswell as using the Paddy Power website regularly as we do
(link above), you can also sign-up with Blue
Square by clicking here.
Unlike Paddy Power though, you MUST stake at least £25 to
qualify for your Free Bet. Check-out the 'Specials' section for
the Big Brother odds, but as with Paddy Power, you can bet on any
market to qualify for your Free Bet.
DISCLAIMER:
The bets detailed on this website have
been placed by our various staff personally; staff that don't necessarily
have an influence over the editorial content of the BBO site. We
are detailing these bets just for fun and in-order to generate content
for the site.
They do not constitute a recommendation by Big Brother Online in
any way and this site is not attempting to influence you by detailing
them. Furthermore, we have no inside information and the staff here
are taking the same gamble as you would be, if you were to place
a bet yourself.
Lastly, we advise that you place a bet only if you can afford to
lose the money, however you are obviously free to bet how you like
with regard to frequency and the amounts staked. Big Brother Online
will accept no responsibility whatsoever for any financial loss
due to bets either placed or not placed as a result of any information
found on this page, or within this website.
Please bet sensibly - if you, or someone you know has a problem
with gambling, contact Gamcare on 0845 6000 133 for some confidential
help and guidance.
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