Mr Benn
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Re: Australia vs England - ODI & T20 Series
Can we leave the racism or personal abuse or whatever it is out of it please.Over / Under runs has moved up to 100.5 in 15 overs, this one is in the bank early :cigar Amazing its 74 runs with 3 balls to go and that fking sheep shearer blocks 3 balls, hilarious:wall Thanks Mathew Wade , you clueless boko. -
Re: Australian Open 2014
a couple of those 1.02 shots lays come in' date=' and torque is quids in for rest of the season. Agreed finding those long shots is a difficult process, but seeing torques history, he is well up for Aus Open so must be doing something right.[/quote'] Where can I see this? Do you mean well up for this year's Australian Open or Australian Opens of the past? I thought Torque was well down for this year's tournament but maybe I've missed a few winners. -
Re: Australian Open 2014
Looks like someone is giving Torque some credit. One of the great tipsters around here' date=' it's a very volatile and unusual method, but one has to give him credit on finding these upsets :)[/quote'] Hmmm, I'm not so sure. The phrase which springs to mind is 'even a stopped clock is correct twice a day.' I'm just not sure betting on these long shots can be profitable in the long run but I'd be very happy to be proved wrong. -
Re: Australian Open 2014
Do you not think Murray has had Federer's second serve for breakfast for a long time now? I can't see that suddenly changing here.Back G.Dimitrov/R.Nadal - Over 3.5 sets for a 5/10 stake at 2.50 with Bet365 Dimitrov has taken a set off the Spaniard in every single one of their three previous meetings, so I expect him to confirm his recent rise in form by doing so once again on Wednesday, especially since Nadal didn't look completely invincible in his match against Kei Nishikori. Full preview here: http://www.punterslounge.com/dimitrov-vs-nadal-betting-grigor-dimitrov-could-prove-to-be-a-very-difficult-opponent-for-rafael-nadal Back Roger Federer to beat Andy Murray for a 6/10 stake at 1.88 with Pinnacle Back Roger Federer (-1.5 sets) to beat Andy Murray for a 3/10 stake at 2.50 with Betvictor Back Roger Federer (-2.5 sets) to beat Andy Murray for a 1/10 stake at 5.69 with Pinnacle I understand why people might fancy Andy Murray here, but I am just not seeing it to be absolutely honest. The Scot may win and I'll take it on the chin then, but Federer has been the much sharper player of the two for me so far in this tournament, so I fancy him to beat Murray here. He looked like a man on a mission in his match against Tsonga, while I am yet to see anything special from Andy Murray in this season. Full preview here: http://www.punterslounge.com/federer-vs-murray-betting-roger-federer-a-worthy-favorite-in-the-highlight-of-the-day -
Re: Australian Open 2014 We are now hitting the best part of the tournament for betting - the early rounds are far too unevenly matched and the later rounds are often - though not always - too close to call. These middle rounds are where there is money to be made and tonight looks like the best night of the tournament for betting. 1. Nadal, Murray and Dimitrov should all cover their respective handicaps although the price on Dimitrov just to win the match is good enough to take without having to complicate things with handicaps. All three players are a class above their respective opponents who should be found wanting at this stage of the tournament. 2. This is the big moment of the tournament for me. The last five Grand Slams - stretching back to the 2012 US Open - I have made big bucks on the game where Federer has lost in each tournament. Some of those bets were pre-match and some weren't. (I wasn't on Robredo or Stakhovsky pre-match as I am not a psychic!) Whether pre-match or in-play I have made good money lumping on Federer to lose in recent Grand Slams. The bookies are living in the past to a remarkable extent with regards to the odds they still offer on matches involving Federer. As an example, I took Robredo at 4/1 after around a set of his 2013 US Open straight sets win over Federer. Now is the time to take advantage of that fact in this tournament. There are different ways to play this. If you are feeling brave then I think that 7/5 on Tsonga is a gift and you should go in hard at that price. If you are feeling less brave, wait for Federer to lose a set (whether that be 1-0 or 1-1 and then take Tsonga at a slightly lower price because I don't think Federer could win a longer match against that high a ranked player any more. Or, again if you're feeling less brave don't put so much on Tsonga and hold some money back to recoup your losses by betting on Murray to beat Federer (as always) in their subsequent quarter final meeting. The choice is yours. Sadly, Federer is too old to compete at this level and my choice will be to lump on Tsonga pre-match at 7/5.
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Re: Australia vs England - ODI & T20 Series
Is the bet a loser even if Maxwell doesn't get a shot at batting?3rd ODI preview: 4pts G.Maxwell's Performance Pts - 35&Over 5/6 Bet365 Glenn Maxwell had a good game in Brisbane with a couple of wickets and a quickfire 50 and I see no reason why he shouldn’t go just as well here given that the wicket is likely to carry some turn and his batting should still be effective, more so perhaps if Bailey isn’t passed fit. He is a gun fielder too so he’ll be in all the likely catching positions so put the three together and we should see more than 35pts from him again after his 114pt haul last time out. Full preview here: http://www.punterslounge.com/australia-vs-england-3rd-odi-betting-glenn-maxwell-can-continue-where-he-left-off-in-brisbane
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Re: Australia vs England - ODI & T20 Series
Why do more bookies not over this market? I can't afford to have accounts with several different bookies plus William Hill seem to be one of the few to offer odds on this market and I'm banned from having an account on their site.