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The Rolling Aces is a tennis service run by Richie who will be focusing his attentions on the biggest tennis bonanza of the year as Wimbledon takes centre stage over the next 12 days. We have more British tennis players than ever before entering this year so more people will be watching to shout our boys & girls to victory.
We will give Richie the chance to show us what he can do over an extended period of 12 days starting from today. He's provided us with plenty of winning tips over the past few months so I'm really excited to see what he can give us over the whole Wimbledon period.
Did you know - Richie is one of the most consistent tipsters you will find with just two losing months since he started tipping on the Betting Gods platform last August. He's made his members £1,448.17 and got an ROI of 25%!
The Rolling Aces – Monday/Day 8
WTA Tennis (Budapest)
Kamilla Rakhimova v Gabriela Ruse (10:00, 11th July)
Set Handicap: Ruse -1.5 Sets
5.8pt @ 1.95 NordicBet, BetSafe, 1.94 Unibet, 1.91 Bwin, 1.90 Pinnacle, DafaBet, 1.88 Parimatch, BetFinal, 1.86 MarathonBet
How the bets works
The Rolling Aces utilize a rolling accumulator (aka ‘rolling acca’) staking system, with 1pt as the standard starting unit. If we win our first bet, then the entire return (1pt+profit) will be staked onto the bet two. If we win bet two, the entire stake plus profits will be again staked onto bet three, and so on until we reach our goal. Therefore, it’s known as a ‘rolling’ bet – because we continue to roll our profits onto the next bet. For our service, we will aim to turn 1pt into 20pts for each attempt (hence ×20 multiplier challenge). Normally it takes 4 or 5 winning bets in a row, to successfully complete.
Every time we successfully achieve our goal of multiplying our initial stake by ×20 (or whenever we fail), we start back at a 1pt stake again.
*Important: During the trial, If you happen to join midway through an attempt (particularly the 3rd, 4th, or 5th roll/level), you can either use the stakes at which they stand at the time of the bet, or if stakes have increased by too much, just start from lower stakes and use your winnings + starting stake towards the next bet.
The Rolling Aces – Tuesday/Day 2
ATP Tennis (Wimbledon)
David Goffin v Cam Norrie (14:30, 5th July)
Game Handicap: Norrie -3.5 Games
1pt @ 1.79 Unibet, 1.78 BetFinal, 1.77 MarathonBet, 1xBet, 1.76 GGBet, CoolBet, Parimatch
How the bets works
The Rolling Aces utilize a rolling accumulator (aka ‘rolling acca’) staking system, with 1pt as the standard starting unit. If we win our first bet, then the entire return (1pt+profit) will be staked onto the bet two. If we win bet two, the entire stake plus profits will be again staked onto bet three, and so on until we reach our goal. Therefore, it’s known as a ‘rolling’ bet – because we continue to roll our profits onto the next bet. For our service, we will aim to turn 1pt into 20pts for each attempt (hence ×20 multiplier challenge). Normally it takes 4 or 5 winning bets in a row, to successfully complete.
Every time we successfully achieve our goal of multiplying our initial stake by ×20 (or whenever we fail), we start back at a 1pt stake again.
*Important: During the trial, If you happen to join midway through an attempt (particularly the 3rd, 4th, or 5th roll/level), you can either use the stakes at which they stand at the time of the bet, or if stakes have increased by too much, just start from lower stakes and use your winnings + starting stake towards the next bet.
The Rolling Aces – Wednesday/Day 3
ATP Tennis (Wimbledon)
Taylor Fritz v Rafael Nadal
Game Handicap: Fritz +4.5 Games
1pt @ 1.77 GGBet, 1.75 Parimatch, 1.72 BetFinal, 1.70 MarathonBet, 1.68 1xBet, 1.66 Unibet, CoolBet
How the bets works
The Rolling Aces utilize a rolling accumulator (aka ‘rolling acca’) staking system, with 1pt as the standard starting unit. If we win our first bet, then the entire return (1pt+profit) will be staked onto the bet two. If we win bet two, the entire stake plus profits will be again staked onto bet three, and so on until we reach our goal. Therefore, it’s known as a ‘rolling’ bet – because we continue to roll our profits onto the next bet. For our service, we will aim to turn 1pt into 20pts for each attempt (hence ×20 multiplier challenge). Normally it takes 4 or 5 winning bets in a row, to successfully complete.
Every time we successfully achieve our goal of multiplying our initial stake by ×20 (or whenever we fail), we start back at a 1pt stake again.
*Important: During the trial, If you happen to join midway through an attempt (particularly the 3rd, 4th, or 5th roll/level), you can either use the stakes at which they stand at the time of the bet, or if stakes have increased by too much, just start from lower stakes and use your winnings + starting stake towards the next bet.
The Rolling Aces – Thursday/Day 4
ATP Tennis
Nick Kyrgios v Rafael Nadal (12:00, 8th July)
Nadal Win
1.75pt @ 2.38 MarathonBet, 2.36 1xBet, 2.31 Pinnacle, 2.30 Bet365, Bwin, William Hill
How the bets works
The Rolling Aces utilize a rolling accumulator (aka ‘rolling acca’) staking system, with 1pt as the standard starting unit. If we win our first bet, then the entire return (1pt+profit) will be staked onto the bet two. If we win bet two, the entire stake plus profits will be again staked onto bet three, and so on until we reach our goal. Therefore, it’s known as a ‘rolling’ bet – because we continue to roll our profits onto the next bet. For our service, we will aim to turn 1pt into 20pts for each attempt (hence ×20 multiplier challenge). Normally it takes 4 or 5 winning bets in a row, to successfully complete.
Every time we successfully achieve our goal of multiplying our initial stake by ×20 (or whenever we fail), we start back at a 1pt stake again.
*Important: During the trial, If you happen to join midway through an attempt (particularly the 3rd, 4th, or 5th roll/level), you can either use the stakes at which they stand at the time of the bet, or if stakes have increased by too much, just start from lower stakes and use your winnings + starting stake towards the next bet.
The Rolling Aces – Friday/Day 5
Today's match Kyrgios v Nadal was unfortunately cancelled after Rafa's withdrawal.
So we'll go this one instead:
ATP Tennis (Wimbledon)
Novak Djokovic v Cam Norrie (14:00, 8th July)
Game Handicap: Norrie +8.5 Games
1.75pt @ 1.81 Pinnacle, 1.79 Parimatch, 1.77 LasBet, 1.75 DitoBet, 1.74 BetFinal, 1.71 MarathonBet, 1xBet, 1.70 Unibet
How the bets works
The Rolling Aces utilize a rolling accumulator (aka ‘rolling acca’) staking system, with 1pt as the standard starting unit. If we win our first bet, then the entire return (1pt+profit) will be staked onto the bet two. If we win bet two, the entire stake plus profits will be again staked onto bet three, and so on until we reach our goal. Therefore, it’s known as a ‘rolling’ bet – because we continue to roll our profits onto the next bet. For our service, we will aim to turn 1pt into 20pts for each attempt (hence ×20 multiplier challenge). Normally it takes 4 or 5 winning bets in a row, to successfully complete.
Every time we successfully achieve our goal of multiplying our initial stake by ×20 (or whenever we fail), we start back at a 1pt stake again.
*Important: During the trial, If you happen to join midway through an attempt (particularly the 3rd, 4th, or 5th roll/level), you can either use the stakes at which they stand at the time of the bet, or if stakes have increased by too much, just start from lower stakes and use your winnings + starting stake towards the next bet.
The Rolling Aces- Saturday/Day 6
ATP Tennis
Novak Djokovic v Nick Kyrgios (14:00, 10th July)
Over 37.5 Games
3.13pt @ 1.85 BetFinal, 1.84 BoyleSports, 1.83 Bet365, 1.82 Parimatch, 1.80 CoolBet, 1.78 MarathonBet, 1.76 1xBet, 1.73 Unibet
How the bets works
The Rolling Aces utilize a rolling accumulator (aka ‘rolling acca’) staking system, with 1pt as the standard starting unit. If we win our first bet, then the entire return (1pt+profit) will be staked onto the bet two. If we win bet two, the entire stake plus profits will be again staked onto bet three, and so on until we reach our goal. Therefore, it’s known as a ‘rolling’ bet – because we continue to roll our profits onto the next bet. For our service, we will aim to turn 1pt into 20pts for each attempt (hence ×20 multiplier challenge). Normally it takes 4 or 5 winning bets in a row, to successfully complete.
Every time we successfully achieve our goal of multiplying our initial stake by ×20 (or whenever we fail), we start back at a 1pt stake again.
*Important: During the trial, If you happen to join midway through an attempt (particularly the 3rd, 4th, or 5th roll/level), you can either use the stakes at which they stand at the time of the bet, or if stakes have increased by too much, just start from lower stakes and use your winnings + starting stake towards the next bet.
The Rolling Aces – Sunday/Day 7
How the bets works
The Rolling Aces utilize a rolling accumulator (aka ‘rolling acca’) staking system, with 1pt as the standard starting unit. If we win our first bet, then the entire return (1pt+profit) will be staked onto the bet two. If we win bet two, the entire stake plus profits will be again staked onto bet three, and so on until we reach our goal. Therefore, it’s known as a ‘rolling’ bet – because we continue to roll our profits onto the next bet. For our service, we will aim to turn 1pt into 20pts for each attempt (hence ×20 multiplier challenge). Normally it takes 4 or 5 winning bets in a row, to successfully complete.
Every time we successfully achieve our goal of multiplying our initial stake by ×20 (or whenever we fail), we start back at a 1pt stake again.
*Important: During the trial, If you happen to join midway through an attempt (particularly the 3rd, 4th, or 5th roll/level), you can either use the stakes at which they stand at the time of the bet, or if stakes have increased by too much, just start from lower stakes and use your winnings + starting stake towards the next bet.
Live Trial Summary
Bets 3
Stake 3
Returns -3
Profit -3
ROI
