Football Bet

[EssexRover89]

I put 3 bets on before start of season  

£100 

Huddersfield relegated/ Leeds top half / Portsmouth top half / Colchester top half 

returns £725 current cast out £533 atm 

£25 bet same as before but added Juventus league with winners/ Barcelona league winners/ rangers win the league without Celtic returns £600 no cash out as games going on 

£5 trebles £5 acca

Huddersfield bottom / Leeds promoted /Portsmouth promoted and Colchester top 7 returns £1500 if all 4 come in cash out £290 atm

should I leave it or take cash outs?

[Tiffy]

My mate always says that when a bet is on, it stays on.

I'm mindful that if there is profit on the table, then you take the profit!

Good luck

[FootballFrenzied]

It depends, do you want to give up some expectation in return for lower variance ? I mean mathematically you will probably be "losing" some value by taking cash outs but you do reduce the variance and of course all bets could still lose etc and you end up with nothing. Depends if that amount of cash is really a big deal or. I mean say you were playing deal or no deal and there's the 1p box and the £250k box left and the dealer offers you £100k. The correct play mathematicaly is no deal as your expectation is £125k but I mean I would give up £25k ev to guarantee the £100k as how many times will I ever be in that position again and it's a serious amount of cash etc. Slightly strange analogy but you get the idea hahahaha

[Torque]

Agree with @FootballFrenzied that from a value perspective you should let the bet run - I don't think I've ever seen a bookie cash-out offer that was fair - but at the same time if you'd rather take the money than risk the bet losing then that's the thing to do. GL whatever you decide to do.