You might have put EUR 100 on Manchester United to beat Chelsea only to find the Red Devils are losing 1-0. It should also be noted that Cash Out also applies to potentially losing bets. This is the million dollar question! It’s a judgement call when you decide to Cash Out on a particular bet. Sometimes there is no opportunity to Cash Out on a bet and you should always check whether that particular betting market offers Cash Out possibilities before you go ahead and strike a bet. You could literally place a bet, decide it’s not the right selection and Cash Out for a slightly smaller amount. Sometimes there is an opportunity to Cash Out straight after you place a sports bet. Some customers prefer to remain in the bet until the end, although some will see this as a great opportunity to guarantee a profit.
You have to decide whether this offer represents value. A bookmaker might then offer you EUR 500 as a Cash Out option.
The Reds then enjoy a few wins and their odds shorten on the outright market to 3.00 (2/1).
