Ladbrokes

Over 8 means the total corners must be 9 or more for your bet to win; Over 8.5 means 9 or more as well, but the bet pushes (returns your stake) if exactly 9 corners occur. With Over 8, you lose if there are exactly 9 corners. The .5 acts as a tiebreaker that eliminates pushes.

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The Reddit post itself is asking when UK horse racing will resume—and Ladbrokes was offering 6/4 odds that it would return in May at the time that bet was placed. The thread doesn't specify which year or provide resolution on whether that prediction proved correct.

The data doesn't clarify the context (what month the bet was made, or what actually happened), so you'd need to check when that thread was posted and whether May racing did resume. If this is a historical question about a specific suspension, checking racing authority announcements or the original thread date would give you the answer Ladbrokes was pricing into those odds.

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Reddit users asking this comparison don't settle on a clear winner—both sportsbooks draw criticism, but for different reasons. The relevant thread doesn't provide a detailed breakdown, so the community discussion is thin here.

From the Ladbrokes side of the data, withdrawal delays and payout disputes come up repeatedly (8 weeks without money, refused payouts on legitimate wins), which tilts the conversation toward caution. William Hill comparisons in the same circles suggest similar friction on payouts, though the specific complaint volume isn't large enough in this dataset to call one definitively more reliable than the other.

For betting features and odds, neither brand has a clear edge in the posts reviewed. Your choice likely comes down to which sportsbook has better odds on the specific markets you bet—horse racing, football, or live betting—rather than a universal recommendation between the two.

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Extra time goals count toward "next goal scorer" bets at Ladbrokes—that's standard across UK bookmakers. The bet settles on any goal scored in regular time or extra time; it doesn't close at 90 minutes.

The Reddit post itself doesn't confirm Ladbrokes' specific ruling, so you should check your bet slip or terms to be certain, since some promotions or special markets occasionally have different cutoffs. But for a standard next goal scorer wager at a physical Ladbrokes shop, extra time is included.

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Ladbrokes Exchange exists but ranks well below the four you've named in Reddit discussion—users rarely mention it as a live alternative when comparing betting exchanges. The Reddit community discussing exchanges focuses almost entirely on Betfair (market leader), Smarkets, Matchbook, and Betdaq; Ladbrokes Exchange barely appears in these conversations. No other established exchanges come up consistently enough in Reddit betting forums to recommend. If you're looking beyond those four, the data suggests the UK exchange market hasn't spawned serious competitors that gamblers actively use or discuss.

Based on 85 Reddit posts across 10 communities