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Ya ace thanks
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Osta wins 2-1...
always entertaining imv. |
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My trading advice would be to lay whoever goes odds on first in the golf and work from there. Last week great fun with Rory, the water magnet, 1.4 but sure he will have gone lower than that and Henley in Usa 1.8, they came 2nd and nowhere near.
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Traded lying in bed Hibby , both Ostapenko and Rybakina are on my 34 player trading list so compelled to get involved.
Good call mate  |
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Ya superb, hibby knows his tennis.
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oh golf doorman...
not for me tbh... the slobbering commentators would push me over the edge tbh. |
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thanx Hayden...
whoever advised you to put Rybakina on the list is a sensible chap imv. |
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i wouldn't go that far doorman tbh...
most games i look at i think the odds look like someone is way too short... i just got lucky today in picking out two that actually worked out tbh. |
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Good long term Golf strategy that Doorman , i get involved but never lay above 1.25 ( have fudged to 1.29 on rare occasions ) in any sport in-play which is just my personal choice , keep some risk back for the basement ballpark odds though.
Good luck |
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Tausan v Azarenka still going on...
should be a good 3rd set imv. |
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the 1.25 in play thingy is sensible tbh Hayden...
i think if it was me i'd go a bit further tbh... but if you found a nice price that makes constant profits then why change it tbh... think i'd go 1.1 and under if i did it tbh. |
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problem with betting on tennis,womens tennis especialy is you might, god forbid be tempted to watch it
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Hayden...
you seen anywhere that gives you a pre-match win predictor % at all ? |
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I do go under Hibby or at least have that option , work out the risk i'm prepared to lose on the match , use 1.25 as a starting point but play either 70/30% or 80/20% so i've always got reserves for the much lower odds if/when they appear , that strategy works great because it gives you more scope to green back earlier than a flip flop if you hit a spot that instinct tells you to take the money there and then.
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I have that exact feeling about flat racing , no interest with in-running or watching replays and all that stuff so rarely watch a race live , just follow the exchange odds. |
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Hayden... you seen anywhere that gives you a pre-match win predictor % at all ? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ???? |
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Never look tbh mate as i never back pre-match , used to use tennis court site but that was years ago , my betting partner has created a software package predicting outcomes but it doesn't fit with the way i play the game as i'll never go back to backing before the game starts again for sure.
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no that's fine Hayden thanx...
just out of interest... how did your mate price up the Rybakina game pre-match ? |
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pre-match pricing up is something i'm keen to develop tbh...
i think it's the key to success personally. |
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It wouldn't be for me in all honesty , there's far too much either guesswork or research required in the following.....
-Are the protecting points from last years tournament -Are they motivated -Are the sufficiently fit -Which players are most vulnerable in the very early rounds -Do they want to exit fairly early to acclimatise for a bigger tournament next week -Are they in the event just to please the sponsors -What are the head to heads There are more but majority of those become less oblivious when the match has started and many in-players don't use any criteria apart from what they see in front of them , so the above is not taken into a/c If i was involved in the tour and travelled around the globe i'd say pre-match would be a fantastic way to make money but you only tend to find out the strange occurences after the horse has bolted , whereas in-play gives you many chances to read between the lines. |