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Last night's Bunting/Wade encounter was for me the most entertaining game of the tournament so far - although both averaged under a ton, the finishing was tremendous from the pair of them.
We've come to expect it in spades from Wade but not yet from Bunting and that was superb stuff - it's a pity they didn't really have their mega-scoring boots on because that sort of checking out is exactly what's required for 110+ averages.
Furthermore, I have to say that I'm beginning to do a U-turn with Wade as although I've put the boot in on him on numerous occasions (and deservedly so) I've always been well aware of his resolve and his finishing in my opinion is every bit as good when it really matters as Taylor's (if not better) - he lets the rest know the definition of bottle & pressure finishing.
I don't think even Taylor has got his stickability...those gonads enable Wade to be in contention when so often he's being totally outplayed, though in fairness that wasn't the case last night.
I thought he was shíte in the recent win over Merv in The Masters but the two previous wins against Lewis & Taylor were outstanding and I didn't think he had that in his armoury.
What has convinced me recently of Wade's 'new leaf' is the immediate reaction to a defeat...he played well enough to beat all but the elite last night and he seemed to appreciate Bunting's performance with sincere congratulations at the end of the match which was refreshing to see - that's happened a few times this year.
I doff my non-existent cap to Wadey as this new version seems to be a totally different person to the churlish, miserable, bitter, little prick that didn't even bat an eyelid when MVG produced the most staggering couple of minutes in ANY sport that I've ever seen when getting short-headed for back to back 9-darters - I was absolutely dumbstruck by that from MVG
As for tonight's fare...with only two matches (although lengthy) I can't seem to find a decent bet so I'll save my measly ante for tomorrow and spunk it on the nags instead
We've come to expect it in spades from Wade but not yet from Bunting and that was superb stuff - it's a pity they didn't really have their mega-scoring boots on because that sort of checking out is exactly what's required for 110+ averages.
Furthermore, I have to say that I'm beginning to do a U-turn with Wade as although I've put the boot in on him on numerous occasions (and deservedly so) I've always been well aware of his resolve and his finishing in my opinion is every bit as good when it really matters as Taylor's (if not better) - he lets the rest know the definition of bottle & pressure finishing.
I don't think even Taylor has got his stickability...those gonads enable Wade to be in contention when so often he's being totally outplayed, though in fairness that wasn't the case last night.
I thought he was shíte in the recent win over Merv in The Masters but the two previous wins against Lewis & Taylor were outstanding and I didn't think he had that in his armoury.
What has convinced me recently of Wade's 'new leaf' is the immediate reaction to a defeat...he played well enough to beat all but the elite last night and he seemed to appreciate Bunting's performance with sincere congratulations at the end of the match which was refreshing to see - that's happened a few times this year.
I doff my non-existent cap to Wadey as this new version seems to be a totally different person to the churlish, miserable, bitter, little prick that didn't even bat an eyelid when MVG produced the most staggering couple of minutes in ANY sport that I've ever seen when getting short-headed for back to back 9-darters - I was absolutely dumbstruck by that from MVG
As for tonight's fare...with only two matches (although lengthy) I can't seem to find a decent bet so I'll save my measly ante for tomorrow and spunk it on the nags instead
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Chintzy is a box of chocolates as usual..... Quality TV though
Nov 14, 2014 -- 8:07PM, wisewords wrote:
15-15 wouldn't surprise me
1.06 £18
1.07 £310
1.08 £456
1.09 £3,099
1.1 £4,494
1.11 £2,556
1.12 £2,344
1.13 £111 £570
1.14 £3,170
1.15 £5,250
1.16 £8,906
1.17 £15,516
1.18 £14,561
1.07 £310
1.08 £456
1.09 £3,099
1.1 £4,494
1.11 £2,556
1.12 £2,344
1.13 £111 £570
1.14 £3,170
1.15 £5,250
1.16 £8,906
1.17 £15,516
1.18 £14,561
Anyone know what Chizzys odds got as high as on here?
Nov 14, 2014 -- 8:30PM, TexassportsagentBuzz wrote:
Anyone know what Chizzys odds got as high as on here?
11's or 12's
MVG very short on form but I reckon he'll up his level tonight.
As big a bottler as we have seen in darts,Keegan you clown
Agree but won't be betting.... Was thinking Kim with 5.5 leg head start but last time I did that in an MVG game I paid for it.
clearly just a matter of time before brown wins ca bigeeee.for n ealier poster to describe the young guy as a bottler is more than harsh, just a lack of being in that situation.
Yes all that cost him tonight was nerves. He will get used to the pressure if he keeps playing q-finals
im not realy a great fan of hybrechts and obviously mvg is outstanding but purely on how they have performed in this event the betting is far to lopsided, ive had to lay mvg here, I expect to mvg will probably win but theres a chance possibly that he will double in price at some stage to give us a free bet, heres hoping
Trouble is unless you are ranked top 8 then you have to beat some experienced and quality opponents to even make quarters
Nov 14, 2014 -- 8:34PM, The Bhoys wrote:
what price did chizzy hit? I redded out at 1-4
10/1 with decent money
im on chizzy o/r at 40s(ive never backed him before) just thought that apaert from taylor he was playing well enuff to merit backing at that price after the group stage. given the chance ill back mvg back at 1.4 to get the free bet on kim
Not watching tonight, need brownie points from the missus. Just sneaked the forum on, keep me updated gents
green , mvg wins a round of drinks kim gets thye money
no way hybrechts keeps this standard up but he can afford to drop a bit and till win.
mvg deffo cannot afford to have a poor spell from now or hes gone, in honesty hes played well so far
I cant remember seeing anyone play better than this
16-3 still possible. Was 2500/1 on 365. 16-4. 1500/1
Nov 14, 2014 -- 9:18PM, johnwark wrote:
If these Huybrecht 180s don't kop I'll cry
7-5?
This is possibly one of the greatest professional darts performances I have ever witnessed.
Would've been the longest 5 minutes of his life waiting for leg 21 if it was 8-12
Well, I was right about MVG upping it a level, but I didn't bank on Huybrechts bringing that to the table! Sensational stuff!
Fantastic and fully deserved. That performance would beat anybody.
what was MVG lowest? I wasn't at the laptop for that match
prior to tonight chisnall would be 1.7/1.8 ish to beat kim h but after the mvg match id guess kim would be 1.8ish .
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