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I hav none of these,but respect yours
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Cheers Money, can't say I have massive confidence with the European Tour selections this week. Piss poor field and only last year's course form to go on so definitely a bit tricky. Think I'll get a run for my money though haha. Good luck with your's chief
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Not to sound condescending but I looked at your score in our little competition. About 280 to 300 points should get you valuable ground. There is no doubt that the African tournament is the easiest imo to get those ( or at least most of the required points ). Choices look to be very near about 6 players and South African players have been dominating. The Honda is harder than the Masters to pick up points. Knowing you, you will hatch a plan there. I am only messing around on horses . Nothing serious. Have traded a nice book on the Triump. Was impressed by Activial last Saturday as was Noel Fehilly. Hope it is not coming too soon between races but he appeared to be a tough type of animal and wants it heavier than heavy in my opinion, differing from connections.
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@Quincy.. sorryguys. Last post for Quincy. Poke. I am not sure you will be happy that I think Adam Scott is my main fancy for the Honda. Trying for 22/1 here. What is he with Lux.
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Good offer on SPORTSBOOKif anybody is interested in Olympiakos and Man Utd. tonight. Self explanatory if you have a look.
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@Kjeldson.... Hope you are feeling a bit more perky than earlier in the week. Once the golf starts streaming you will be a new man. I like the way you have picked your selections. Shows a bit of charachter to name a few players at big prices, many not very well known yet around Ireland. Thanks for putting upt
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jaco van zyl for me, 28/1 seems fair for a player whoslikely to trade much shorter and give us a run for our loot.
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Rock 66/1
Wood 50/1 Molinari 50/1 Waring 80/1 Good luck all! |
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Which of Cabrero-Bello, Otto, Canizares and Kjeldsen are unknowns in Ireland? They are all winners on tour.
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Anybody any idea what happened to D Willett?
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I'm guessing that it was his back again.
He's been having problems for some while. |
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looks like he teed off, but hasnt got any hole scores
guessing he played less than one hole still, you can back him on here ! |
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Dont know what happend to him but he played 5 or 6 holes at least, he was -1 through 3 or so and then retired when he was +1
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bad back
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@pantsonfire.... did you lose your specs again ? There is a difference between ''not very well known'' and your reading of it as ''unknowns in Ireland''. Come here on holidays and I will show you where unknown really is. You must be a busy person.
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Adam and his putter were not at one today. Still, a lot of time to go . 25% of the tournament played and a leader by 1 shot is 9/4. I agree with Quincy. Very, very, short price.I have Rory as a saver to my stake on Adam due to an early couple of trades.
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I'm on both Fisher and Wood but believe this is the week Edoardo Molinari makes the breakthrough again
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Hi guys!
Got myself into a good spot this week... have a few different bets on Del Moral see below; On Betfair Outright Winner Market Carlos Del Moral 552.86 £56.84 £31,367.76 With JamesStan 25 Feb 2014 23:17 Tshwane Open Top Twenty Finish Top Twenty Finish, Del Moral, Carlos, 20/1 Single £13.00 (Pot. Ret. £273.00) Open Open0.00 25 Feb 2014 23:16 Tshwane Open Top Ten Finish Top Ten Finish, Del Moral, Carlos, 50/1 Single £25.00 (Pot. Ret. £1,275.00) Open Open0.00 25 Feb 2014 23:15 Tshwane Open Tournament Outright, Del Moral, Carlos, 500/1 Single £16.00 E/W, £32.00 (Pot. Ret. £10,032.00) Open Open0.00 25 Feb 2014 23:12 Tshwane Open Top Ten Finish Top Ten Finish, Del Moral, Carlos, 50/1 Single £25.00 (Pot. Ret. £1,275.00) Open Open0.00 25 Feb 2014 23:11 Tshwane Open Top Twenty Finish Top Twenty Finish, Del Moral, Carlos, 20/1 Single £25.00 (Pot. Ret. £525.00) Open Open0.00 So as it stands at the moment my returns are; Top 20 Finish = £798 Top 10 Finish = £3,348 Top 5 Finish = £5,364 Victory! = £43,500 (minus betfair commission) Total staked this week is £330 (I also backed Broberg and Kamte)... So any thought on what my gameplan should be from here? |
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Great pick. I'd be laying off my 330 stake right now taking about 10k off my outright potential profit. Two top tens in about 100 events over the last five years doesn't look like the best of form but this is a weak field and every dog has its day as they say. Good luck whatever you do.
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Having said that it's not so easy to lay off 330 in an event like this at those odds.
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looking at last years results and scoring. 15 Under would of got a top 10 finish, scoring last year after 2 rounds was slightly worse, so I'd say 16 under will get a top 10 to be safe. Top 20 was 13 under so 14 under likely to make top 20.
So at 11 under, needs to continue to play and score well make a top 10. What probability would you make Del Moral to shoot 5 under or better over the last 2 rounds? Around 2/1? |
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That actually is a very good idea... Lay the £330 week's stake, then I am freerolling for whatever happens... I'll wait till end of round but I think that is a great idea! There should be enough liquidity to lay £330 once this round has finished...
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Another golfer I'm dropping in comp
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Too many unknowns for me. How will he react to being on a leaderboard. How was the weather last year? Maybe the conditions have been 2 shots easier this year. Course is 200 yards longer this year and your man is not the longest off the tee by a long way. How do you compare his 72 76 MC last year with his 68 65 without a bogey this time round? I'd be laying off on the outright market leaving profit on top 20, 10 and keeping my fingers crossed hoping to lay a good chunk more at single figures tomorrow.
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Well the main reason I backed him was the manner in which he won Q School, by 5 shots, if you can win with the pressure of Q School... why couldn't he win this weak co-sanctioned event... I think worse players have won these co-sanctioned before.. I also remember Simon Khan winning The PGA at Wentworth the year he won Q School... Oscar Henningson another one that won Q School then won in the following year... signs are good I think.
He's also won twice on the Challenge Tour in 2006 and 2010; so maybe he wins every 4 years, lol!!! Although he has played over 100 events he is still a relatively young player at 28 years old, and maybe now is feeling more comfortable on tour and ready to step up his game. You'd think he's got to be coming into his peak of his career right now just coming off the back of the Q School win and having quite a nice bit of experience and a couple of challenge tour wins.. I will lay the £330 and hopefully will be able to lay at around 26/1 :) |
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I've put up a speculative £500 at 15's for Del Moral, some might get matched
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molinari is playing very well now,if he would only start picking up some birdies from the par 5s.
he's only birdied one in two days but still sits in top ten! predicting him to shoot a super low one over the weekend. |
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I've put in my lay of Carlos Del Moral at 26's for £330 if anybody wants to back him and help me out, thanks :)
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Backed Roos each way at 66. Finished 10th here last year. He has won several times before. Multiple winner on the Golden State California tour. Won the Zurich Open in 2010 beating amongst others Thomas Bjorn and Marco Crespi. Also a six time winner on the Sunshine tour. Small stakes, lets see if he can make the step up in class this weekend.
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Rock scores 7 under par with a triple bogey on 17
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Big question is did the fish par the first or not?
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Eurotour site saying he made par and sky bogey?
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bogey
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par on golf channel
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bizzare
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2 bogeys,two pars
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euro site changed it to bogey
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