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BJT When: 16 Feb 15 01:26

Probably got value too ffs

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BJT When: 16 Feb 15 01:27

Very good innings that. Will go down against Ireland, but struggled through the first 60 balls, and then basically turned the game, and probably won the game for them.

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Cptamerica When: 16 Feb 15 01:28

Top Knock, Ledg! Saved my ass

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jucel69 When: 16 Feb 15 01:29

Feb 16, 2015 -- 1:25AM, Cptamerica wrote:

who laid 300 @ 60's?that'll ruin your day

eckbalco

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BJT When: 16 Feb 15 01:29

lol

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BJT When: 16 Feb 15 01:29

124 runs last 10 overs.

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pxb When: 16 Feb 15 01:32

Still have an interest in this. Ireland 1st dismissal = caught.

I have Shalke to thank for reminding me of this market. Used to trade it before I left for Purple.

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Cptamerica When: 16 Feb 15 01:33

It'll take you the best part of a decade to earn 18% compounded on your savings account. Save yourself 10 years and Lump your ISA on the Windies!

*May lose everything, but don't come crying to me.

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BJT When: 16 Feb 15 01:33

Was tempted to sit on my bets, but traded out. Market loves Ireland here, and a couple of overs without a wicket we may well see 1.30.

175 red still, but was 1800 red at 5/87, so happy with that. Hopeful to get another opportunity. Either riding Ireland up for a bit, or getting onto WI a bit higher.

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lanza When: 16 Feb 15 01:36

had 4.54 on over 300 at 60

but was only covering the potential large loss having gone on under earlier. Not been this happy to win 38quid in the end for awhile! -phew

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ipl2012 When: 16 Feb 15 01:37

ireland have any chance here?

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Cptamerica When: 16 Feb 15 01:37

How long is the break?

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pxb When: 16 Feb 15 01:48

45 mins

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BJT When: 16 Feb 15 01:48

Feb 16, 2015 -- 1:37AM, ipl2012 wrote:

ireland have any chance here?

Of course Ireland have a chance. I don't think it happens, but this is West Indies, and Sammy probably out of the attack. Have to think all things considered, WI probably should have been scoring 360+ here. Small ground, easy boundaries. But I think they only really have a couple of players that would need to do the majority of the scoring.

You only need to look at the game against Pakistan, albeit 2013. Which on second glance was actually tied.

Got Pakistan 5 for 266 after 47 overs, then obviously rain, and they needed 276 to win.

They were 5/275 at the end of the 47th, tieing the match. 103 Stirling, 84 not out off 47 K O'Brien. Pakistan near full strength.

Can they? Yes. Will they? I doubt it. Think WI very big odds really, and only that high because they are WI and likely to do anything. Probably have WI 1.09-1.10.

Hoping they start well though, because if they do these odds can jump pretty quickly. Wickets will be much more violent movements though I think in the market.

Goal for mine would be to ride a little bit of Ireland runs should it happen, with a view to get on WI. Will trade out equally should this happen, but happier to be longer term trades on WI than Ireland as I feel that is where the long term trend will be. Hoping to see Ireland start well, maybe lay WI around 1.25 looking for 1.30-1.35. Maybe look to do that a couple of times. All depends on what happens really. Ireland could come out and do nought. Think we all want them to think they are in the game though, for a long time.

IMO anyway.

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baker1975 When: 16 Feb 15 01:52

thanks bjt.
im trying to learn cricket trading, so always interesting to read what factors experienced cricket traders are looking for/at

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pxb When: 16 Feb 15 01:59

FWIIW, I see WI seamers getting 2 or 3 early wickets. Then Ireland stall and end up well short.

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BJT When: 16 Feb 15 02:00

Feb 16, 2015 -- 1:52AM, baker1975 wrote:

thanks bjt.im trying to learn cricket trading, so always interesting to read what factors experienced cricket traders are looking for/at

Well ultimately, we are looking to get a lay in just before a wicket, or get out of a back just before a wicket.
Ride the runs risking a wicket, or ride the wickets risking runs.

Some people will have positions now, but I always like to treat each innings independently of each other and base any move on what is happening in the match, with different scenarios playing out in my head. Whatever works for you. Today it isn't yet, but long term it is.

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BJT When: 16 Feb 15 02:04

Yeah, big possibility.
I think for the most part the score will be too intimidating for them to chase and too daunting. Think wickets come in clumps today, how early that is we will see. Hoping that doesn't come to pass as want to see bigger odds again. Think they are big now, but never touch odds that short regardless at this point in the game.

What is your position? Just the caught?

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pxb When: 16 Feb 15 02:10

Remember, I don't trade in play.

Did for 18 months at Purple and found it requires learning some new skills.

When I came back to bf, I decided to stick to pre-play and series markets. Where I can reliably make money, without the stress of in-play.

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karlmarx1 When: 16 Feb 15 02:11

Ireland should be able to deal with this on a flat track, no spin, one fast bowler with a bad back, small boundaries and against a demotivated team

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karlmarx1 When: 16 Feb 15 02:11

Ireland should be able to deal with this on a flat track, no spin, one fast bowler with a bad back, small boundaries and against a demotivated team

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pxb When: 16 Feb 15 02:12

I'm $10 all green on the match odds. Fairly typical pre-play trading for me.

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BJT When: 16 Feb 15 02:19

Whatever works for you. Not one size fits all by any stretch.

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Gimpida When: 16 Feb 15 02:23

Amazes me how bullish you all are on the Windies, like they give a **** about this.

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BJT When: 16 Feb 15 02:23

Bowling uninspiring for now, bats looking comfortable.

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Gimpida When: 16 Feb 15 02:23

More I read the forums, more I realise majority of people here have no idea about cricket.

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Gimpida When: 16 Feb 15 02:24

Its not like Windies have a Narine who can win them a match with a spell...

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BJT When: 16 Feb 15 02:25

We can't learn without your wisdom...

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BJT When: 16 Feb 15 02:31

They do seem to have Taylor averaging 28 with the ball, Roach 27, Holder 30 and Russel 32. More than enough to get out batsmen in Ireland considering Narine only averages 26.5 and clearly not much better. Not to mention they all get wickets off less balls.

But what would we know.

You are suggesting WI won't win because Narine isn't playing? Are you saying anything or just attacking everybody without an actual opinion?

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jewell When: 16 Feb 15 02:57

The West Mugdies are chucking pies here and Irish are handling them comfortably.

I thought Windies were home and hosed after posting 300+, but I'm going to have to reevaluate.

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BJT When: 16 Feb 15 03:02

A long way to go yet, and a lot of runs left.

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Wallflower When: 16 Feb 15 03:12

good - glad Porterfield is gone

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jucel69 When: 16 Feb 15 03:17

I think u either get on Ireland at 6s or 7s or don't bother. Backing a minnow at 2 or 3 is way too risky

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BJT When: 16 Feb 15 03:18

Yeah, had to lay the 2.50

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peckerdunne When: 16 Feb 15 03:23

its all good fun now.............................sigh.ty

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judorick When: 16 Feb 15 03:24

we gota game on here

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BJT When: 16 Feb 15 03:33

Holy siht I am green. Long time coming.

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jucel69 When: 16 Feb 15 03:39

flip flop in the next 5 overs if they carry on like this

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jewell When: 16 Feb 15 03:42

How do you cash out on Aussie markets? The cash out option is not showing up for me.

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betfair123 When: 16 Feb 15 03:44

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