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I use a seratonin my health goes up for one second only as soon as i click anything else i go back to 1 life.... i posted a while back about this somewhere and thought it'd be fixed by now...
just got killed again after using a seratonin for my health to go up 30k and as soon as i click attavk again it goes back to 1 without being hit.... im sick of spending money on these things....
FIX IT (please)
You have lost the bet you made on the WC Germany v Algeria Football match.2014/07/011:53:17 PM
I bet on a draw I know germany won but at full time it was a draw right?
A source of confusion that crops up often with players new to the bookies is what counts as extra time, especially in football. Hopefully this will clear things up for those who don't fully understand.
(I'll be using football (soccer) as my example but this can happen in other sports, so beware.)
In football there are two types of extra time. The first example is what the referee adds on at the end of the 90 minutes due to injuries, substitutions...etc. This will usually be between 1-5 minutes and counts towards the 90 minutes. If a player scores in this time it will still count as 90 minutes.
A game is drawn at 1-1, you have bet on Team A to win. Team A scores in the 93rd minute. You win your bet. (League games)
The other type of extra time is mainly used in cup competitions during the knock-out rounds. Extra time in this instance is an added 30 minutes play but does NOT count towards the 90 minutes for your bet. If there was a DRAW option for this bet then the draw is the only bet that will win as this instance of extra time doesn't count towards the 90 minutes even if the team you bet on do go on and score in the extra 30 minutes of play to win the game. Think of the 30 added minutes as a separate game.
A game is drawn at 1-1 after 90 minutes and whatever few minutes the referee adds on, you have bet on Team A to win. There has been 30 extra minutes added to the game to decide a winner. Team A scores in the 105th minute and wins the game. You lose your bet as the game ended in a draw at regulation time. (On some sporting sites they use the term AET to denote the added extra time of 30 minutes)
If you are still unsure then hopefully just remembering that in ordinary league games there is no 30 minute extra time involved so you will not have to worry about whether a goal affects your bet if someone has scored in the 94th minute.
erm? am i right or havz i read this wrong?
I bet on a draw I know germany won but at full time it was a draw right?
Extra time clarification
A source of confusion that crops up often with players new to the bookies is what counts as extra time, especially in football. Hopefully this will clear things up for those who don't fully understand.
(I'll be using football (soccer) as my example but this can happen in other sports, so beware.)
In football there are two types of extra time. The first example is what the referee adds on at the end of the 90 minutes due to injuries, substitutions...etc. This will usually be between 1-5 minutes and counts towards the 90 minutes. If a player scores in this time it will still count as 90 minutes.
A game is drawn at 1-1, you have bet on Team A to win. Team A scores in the 93rd minute. You win your bet. (League games)
The other type of extra time is mainly used in cup competitions during the knock-out rounds. Extra time in this instance is an added 30 minutes play but does NOT count towards the 90 minutes for your bet. If there was a DRAW option for this bet then the draw is the only bet that will win as this instance of extra time doesn't count towards the 90 minutes even if the team you bet on do go on and score in the extra 30 minutes of play to win the game. Think of the 30 added minutes as a separate game.
A game is drawn at 1-1 after 90 minutes and whatever few minutes the referee adds on, you have bet on Team A to win. There has been 30 extra minutes added to the game to decide a winner. Team A scores in the 105th minute and wins the game. You lose your bet as the game ended in a draw at regulation time. (On some sporting sites they use the term AET to denote the added extra time of 30 minutes)
If you are still unsure then hopefully just remembering that in ordinary league games there is no 30 minute extra time involved so you will not have to worry about whether a goal affects your bet if someone has scored in the 94th minute.
erm? am i right or havz i read this wrong?
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sweet guys, yeah everytim i thought it was being hangover and being dumb....
I use a seratonin my health goes up for one second only as soon as i click anything else i go back to 1 life.... i posted a while back about this somewhere and thought it'd be fixed by now...
just got killed again after using a seratonin for my health to go up 30k and as soon as i click attavk again it goes back to 1 without being hit.... im sick of spending money on these things....
FIX IT (please)
no it says i lost the bet i made on the WC germany Algeria game.... they drew at fulltime so I am owed am i not??
You have lost the bet you made on the WC Germany v Algeria Football match.2014/07/011:53:17 PM
I bet on a draw I know germany won but at full time it was a draw right?
A source of confusion that crops up often with players new to the bookies is what counts as extra time, especially in football. Hopefully this will clear things up for those who don't fully understand.
(I'll be using football (soccer) as my example but this can happen in other sports, so beware.)
In football there are two types of extra time. The first example is what the referee adds on at the end of the 90 minutes due to injuries, substitutions...etc. This will usually be between 1-5 minutes and counts towards the 90 minutes. If a player scores in this time it will still count as 90 minutes.
A game is drawn at 1-1, you have bet on Team A to win. Team A scores in the 93rd minute. You win your bet. (League games)
The other type of extra time is mainly used in cup competitions during the knock-out rounds. Extra time in this instance is an added 30 minutes play but does NOT count towards the 90 minutes for your bet. If there was a DRAW option for this bet then the draw is the only bet that will win as this instance of extra time doesn't count towards the 90 minutes even if the team you bet on do go on and score in the extra 30 minutes of play to win the game. Think of the 30 added minutes as a separate game.
A game is drawn at 1-1 after 90 minutes and whatever few minutes the referee adds on, you have bet on Team A to win. There has been 30 extra minutes added to the game to decide a winner. Team A scores in the 105th minute and wins the game. You lose your bet as the game ended in a draw at regulation time. (On some sporting sites they use the term AET to denote the added extra time of 30 minutes)
If you are still unsure then hopefully just remembering that in ordinary league games there is no 30 minute extra time involved so you will not have to worry about whether a goal affects your bet if someone has scored in the 94th minute.
erm? am i right or havz i read this wrong?
I bet on a draw I know germany won but at full time it was a draw right?
Extra time clarification
A source of confusion that crops up often with players new to the bookies is what counts as extra time, especially in football. Hopefully this will clear things up for those who don't fully understand.
(I'll be using football (soccer) as my example but this can happen in other sports, so beware.)
In football there are two types of extra time. The first example is what the referee adds on at the end of the 90 minutes due to injuries, substitutions...etc. This will usually be between 1-5 minutes and counts towards the 90 minutes. If a player scores in this time it will still count as 90 minutes.
A game is drawn at 1-1, you have bet on Team A to win. Team A scores in the 93rd minute. You win your bet. (League games)
The other type of extra time is mainly used in cup competitions during the knock-out rounds. Extra time in this instance is an added 30 minutes play but does NOT count towards the 90 minutes for your bet. If there was a DRAW option for this bet then the draw is the only bet that will win as this instance of extra time doesn't count towards the 90 minutes even if the team you bet on do go on and score in the extra 30 minutes of play to win the game. Think of the 30 added minutes as a separate game.
A game is drawn at 1-1 after 90 minutes and whatever few minutes the referee adds on, you have bet on Team A to win. There has been 30 extra minutes added to the game to decide a winner. Team A scores in the 105th minute and wins the game. You lose your bet as the game ended in a draw at regulation time. (On some sporting sites they use the term AET to denote the added extra time of 30 minutes)
If you are still unsure then hopefully just remembering that in ordinary league games there is no 30 minute extra time involved so you will not have to worry about whether a goal affects your bet if someone has scored in the 94th minute.
erm? am i right or havz i read this wrong?