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The Turkish Airlines Open is just three years old. Played at the Montgomerie Maxx Royal, a par 72 (7,133-yds) with five par fives and five par threes in the golf resort town of Belek. Players have their eyes on more than one target this week as they are also concerned with maintaining or gaining their place in the Race To Dubai's Top 60 which will earn a place in the final event of the season, the DP World Tour Championship. Both Dubuisson and Koepka were first-time European Tour winners when they lifted this trophy so maybe Lucas will be the third.
Danny Willett 22/1 Currently second in the Race to Dubai and will want that top spot more than most - and for the related sponsorship bonuses that come with it (as his manager Chubby Chandler told Golf International magazine this month). Fourth here 12 months ago.
Andy Sullivan 22/1 won in Portugal two weeks ago by nine shots to secure his third win of the season - the only three-time winner on the Euro Tour this season. His first visit to Belek last year was a fourth placed finish that might have been better but for a poor second round (67-75-66-67).
Poulter is the danger-man as he loves this course - broken 70 in seven of his eight rounds - 2nd last year and 5th in 2013 and this is his time of year although it's three years since he last won.
In KL, Kuala Lumpur G&CC plays to a par of 72, a mere 6,985 yards. The Classic does not feature a cut so POD will surely get 4 rounds in this week. Course history doesn’t stop with Ryan Moore's victories in 2013 and 2014 CIMB Classics. It also includes each Maybank Malaysian Open since 2010.
Gary Woodland 40/1 is almost as good as Ryan Moore on this track as the bomber has back-to-back runner-up finishes behind him in this event.
Brendon De Jonge 66/1 - shot 70,73,65,71 for T13 last year.
Kevin Chappell 80/1 - faded to a T13 last year with 69,68,70,72.
Anirban Lahiri may be a danger-man while his CIMB record isn’t all that good at KL G&CC, Lahiri won the most recent Maybank Malaysian Open and bagged a top 10 in 2014 and is T2-T7 in his last two starts leading up to this week.
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Danny Willett 22/1 Currently second in the Race to Dubai and will want that top spot more than most - and for the related sponsorship bonuses that come with it (as his manager Chubby Chandler told Golf International magazine this month). Fourth here 12 months ago.
Andy Sullivan 22/1 won in Portugal two weeks ago by nine shots to secure his third win of the season - the only three-time winner on the Euro Tour this season. His first visit to Belek last year was a fourth placed finish that might have been better but for a poor second round (67-75-66-67).
Poulter is the danger-man as he loves this course - broken 70 in seven of his eight rounds - 2nd last year and 5th in 2013 and this is his time of year although it's three years since he last won.
In KL, Kuala Lumpur G&CC plays to a par of 72, a mere 6,985 yards. The Classic does not feature a cut so POD will surely get 4 rounds in this week. Course history doesn’t stop with Ryan Moore's victories in 2013 and 2014 CIMB Classics. It also includes each Maybank Malaysian Open since 2010.
Gary Woodland 40/1 is almost as good as Ryan Moore on this track as the bomber has back-to-back runner-up finishes behind him in this event.
Brendon De Jonge 66/1 - shot 70,73,65,71 for T13 last year.
Kevin Chappell 80/1 - faded to a T13 last year with 69,68,70,72.
Anirban Lahiri may be a danger-man while his CIMB record isn’t all that good at KL G&CC, Lahiri won the most recent Maybank Malaysian Open and bagged a top 10 in 2014 and is T2-T7 in his last two starts leading up to this week.
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Kuala Lumpur G&CC
Henrik Stenson 7
Kevin Na 14
Hideki Matsuyama 16
Branden Grace 18
Sergio Garcia 18
Ryan Moore 20
Patrick Reed 20
Justin Thomas 25
Anirban Lahiri 25
Danny Lee 28
Paul Casey 28
Adam Scott 28
Gary Woodland 40
Henrik Stenson 7
Kevin Na 14
Hideki Matsuyama 16
Branden Grace 18
Sergio Garcia 18
Ryan Moore 20
Patrick Reed 20
Justin Thomas 25
Anirban Lahiri 25
Danny Lee 28
Paul Casey 28
Adam Scott 28
Gary Woodland 40
Four long shot in Turkey this week,
1st selection,Rafa Cabra Bello 125/1,one day he will click for me,
2nd selection Olesen 80/1,has had a tough last year with boggling injuries,worth a few quid at the price,
3rd selection Uileen slowly but surely coming back into form,had a very solid weekend last week,
4th selection Zanotti,50/1 a huge price for a guy like him who had been in great form recently,
Selection,
Bello e/w 125/1,
Olesen e/w 80/1,
Uileen w/w 66/1,
Zanotti e/w 50/1,
Also done small e/w bets on the fours guy to be first round leader
Bello 100/1,
Olesen 66/1,
Uileen 50/1,
Zanotti 40/1,
1st selection,Rafa Cabra Bello 125/1,one day he will click for me,
2nd selection Olesen 80/1,has had a tough last year with boggling injuries,worth a few quid at the price,
3rd selection Uileen slowly but surely coming back into form,had a very solid weekend last week,
4th selection Zanotti,50/1 a huge price for a guy like him who had been in great form recently,
Selection,
Bello e/w 125/1,
Olesen e/w 80/1,
Uileen w/w 66/1,
Zanotti e/w 50/1,
Also done small e/w bets on the fours guy to be first round leader
Bello 100/1,
Olesen 66/1,
Uileen 50/1,
Zanotti 40/1,
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Keen Leader, Vubiant, punchestown... (see your 'author' green light is on)
Any bets on golf???
Keen Leader, Vubiant, punchestown... (see your 'author' green light is on)
Any bets on golf???
applehunter, a nibble in Turkey on Kiradech The Big Dolphin Aphibarnrat @40's me tinks ? 12th in Race To Dubai.
He's done me proud this year.
Course should suit and is in great form. 40s looks more than fair.
The scribes come up with some playful adjectives every preview it seems.
The "tubby thai" was a good one I saw during the week.
Course should suit and is in great form. 40s looks more than fair.
The scribes come up with some playful adjectives every preview it seems.
The "tubby thai" was a good one I saw during the week.
Aphibarnrat, nicknamed ‘Asia’s John Daly’ for his burly frame - (sorry I mixed him up with Prom The Big Dolphin Meesawat - the burly Thai from Hua Hin).
RTD - those just outside the Top 60 qualifying mark.
61 FISHER JNR, Trevor
62 AIKEN, Thomas
63 SIEM, Marcel
64 MCDOWELL, Graeme (80th in OWGR)
65 WATTEL, Romain
66 STORM, Graeme
67 DE LA RIVA, Eduardo
61 FISHER JNR, Trevor
62 AIKEN, Thomas
63 SIEM, Marcel
64 MCDOWELL, Graeme (80th in OWGR)
65 WATTEL, Romain
66 STORM, Graeme
67 DE LA RIVA, Eduardo
Gets underway at 11.45pm in KL tonight...My three all 13/8 shots.
| 23:45 | Kevin Kisner (13/8) | Marc Leishman (19/10) | Spencer Levin (9/4) |
| 23:55 | Russell Knox (8/5) | David Hearn (9/5) | Prayad Marksaeng (11/4) |
| 23:55 | Morgan Hoffmann (6/4) | Zac Blair (9/4) | Richard T Lee (5/2) |
| 00:05 | Jason Dufner (7/4) | Matt Jones (2) | Alex Cejka (9/4) |
| 00:05 | Kevin Na (19/10) | Steven Bowditch (16/5) | Chesson Hadley (7/2) |
| 00:15 | Hideki Matsuyama (13/8) | Sergio Garcia (15/8) | Anirban Lahiri (12/5) |
| 00:15 | Scott Piercy (11/8) | Rory Sabbatini (15/8) | Nick Taylor (11/4) |
| 00:25 | Luke Donald (13/8) | John Senden (15/8) | David Lingmerth (5/2) |
| 00:25 | Adam Scott (6/4) | Patrick Reed (6/4) | Ernie Els (10/3) |
| 00:35 | Justin Thomas (6/4) | Daniel Berger (9/5) | Cameron Smith (3) |
| 00:35 | Pat Perez (8/5) | Scott Brown (2) | SSP Chawrasia (11/4) |
| 00:45 | Brendon De Jonge (13/8) | Chad Campbell (2) | Hudson Swafford (9/4) |
| 00:45 | Charles Howell (6/4) | Ryo Ishikawa (2) | John Peterson (5/2) |
| 00:55 | Brendan Steele (7/5) | Kyle Reifers (21/10) | Andrew Dodt (14/5) |
| 00:55 | Cameron Tringale (5/4) | Jerry Kelly (15/8) | Jon Curran (3) |
| 01:05 | Robert Streb (6/4) | Nick Watney (13/8) | Padraig Harrington (14/5) |
| 01:05 | James Hahn (7/4) | Ben Crane (9/5) | Troy Merritt (9/4) |
| 01:15 | Ben Martin (7/5) | Stewart Cink (8/5) | Matt Every (4) |
| 01:15 | Ryan Moore (11/10) | Gary Woodland (13/8) | Danny Chia (5) |
| 01:25 | Paul Casey (6/4) | Harris English (7/4) | Brian Harman (3) |
| 01:25 | Henrik Stenson (13/10) | Danny Lee (11/5) | Keegan Bradley (3) |
| 01:35 | Branden Grace (11/8) | Tony Finau (7/4) | Carlos Ortiz (10/3) |
| 01:35 | Kevin Chappell (13/8) | Scott Hend (21/10) | Jim Herman (11/4) |
CIMB Classic
Harris English
48s on exchange.
Top 5 Betting.
9/1 with Bfred.
33/1 @ 1/4 = 8.25/1
Brendon de Jonge
100 on exchange.
Harris English
48s on exchange.
Top 5 Betting.
9/1 with Bfred.
33/1 @ 1/4 = 8.25/1
Brendon de Jonge
100 on exchange.
Two decent events this week, just a shame the CIMB is on at such an unsociable hour for viewers.
In Malaysia, Henrik Stenson looks a standout.
OK, 7-1 on a serial runner up may not scream value, but he without doubt arrives as the best player and most in form player in the field. He went mighty close to lifting the Fed Ex cup again a few weeks ago, only for an inspired Jordan Spieth to produce a putting display that could only be described as ridiculous. It broke Henriks heart, but he was in sublime form all week and this course looks tailor made for his tee to green prowess to shine.
Whoever beats him will win, and in the limited field playing e.w at 7-1 seems an excellent bet to me.
Danny Lee also finished last season in tremendous form. His win a few months ago has transformed him from a nearly man seemingly wasting his talent, into a player who should now be feared wherever he plays. He may have won more than once, but for a slightly wayward putter. That aspect though has been improving and with soft conditions forecast, I can see him throwing his darts closer than most others this week.
Paul Casey too threatened a win at the tail end of the season, and though never one to trust implicitly in a battle, he does seem more adept at getting the job done on far flung shores. The course set up is tailor made for this long and accurate hitter, and he should be right in the hunt come the early hours of Sunday morning.
Another player who will relish the soft conditions is Scott Piercy. A birdie machine when given the right conditions, Piercy found some form in the last 6 weeks and its easy to see him make birdies aplenty this week.
Morgan Hoffman was very poor in contention last Sunday, and that need forgiving. But them opening 6 holes apart, its obvious he is in cracking form, and it wouldn't be the first time a maiden threw away a winning chance one week, before bouncing right back to win the next. 100-1 represents a decent bet, as does the 80-1 for FRL.
The above comments could be said about Justin Thomas too, but this future star just seems a bit short this week. If he had a win under his belt, he may have been of interest even at the price, but with a alight doubt about the suitability of the venue and his bottle, I will leave him alone.
4pts e.w Henrik Stenson 7-1
1.2pt e.w Danny Lee 28-1
1.2pt e.w Paul Casey 28-1
.6pt e.w Scott Piercy 55-1
.3pt e.w Morgan Hoffman 100-1
.2pt e.w Hoffman FRL 80-1
In Malaysia, Henrik Stenson looks a standout.
OK, 7-1 on a serial runner up may not scream value, but he without doubt arrives as the best player and most in form player in the field. He went mighty close to lifting the Fed Ex cup again a few weeks ago, only for an inspired Jordan Spieth to produce a putting display that could only be described as ridiculous. It broke Henriks heart, but he was in sublime form all week and this course looks tailor made for his tee to green prowess to shine.
Whoever beats him will win, and in the limited field playing e.w at 7-1 seems an excellent bet to me.
Danny Lee also finished last season in tremendous form. His win a few months ago has transformed him from a nearly man seemingly wasting his talent, into a player who should now be feared wherever he plays. He may have won more than once, but for a slightly wayward putter. That aspect though has been improving and with soft conditions forecast, I can see him throwing his darts closer than most others this week.
Paul Casey too threatened a win at the tail end of the season, and though never one to trust implicitly in a battle, he does seem more adept at getting the job done on far flung shores. The course set up is tailor made for this long and accurate hitter, and he should be right in the hunt come the early hours of Sunday morning.
Another player who will relish the soft conditions is Scott Piercy. A birdie machine when given the right conditions, Piercy found some form in the last 6 weeks and its easy to see him make birdies aplenty this week.
Morgan Hoffman was very poor in contention last Sunday, and that need forgiving. But them opening 6 holes apart, its obvious he is in cracking form, and it wouldn't be the first time a maiden threw away a winning chance one week, before bouncing right back to win the next. 100-1 represents a decent bet, as does the 80-1 for FRL.
The above comments could be said about Justin Thomas too, but this future star just seems a bit short this week. If he had a win under his belt, he may have been of interest even at the price, but with a alight doubt about the suitability of the venue and his bottle, I will leave him alone.
4pts e.w Henrik Stenson 7-1
1.2pt e.w Danny Lee 28-1
1.2pt e.w Paul Casey 28-1
.6pt e.w Scott Piercy 55-1
.3pt e.w Morgan Hoffman 100-1
.2pt e.w Hoffman FRL 80-1
The Turkish Airlines Open sees the next step on the road to recovery for Rory McIlroy. I think Rory is very close to winning, and on a course with 5 par 5s he was tempting this week.
But I think he is short of a bit of confidence at the moment, a combination of the sublime play in recent months of Jason Day and Jordan Spieth, and also his recent putting woes. I would prefer to back him off the back of a win, or a good putting week. He win a few on the trot when the confidence returns.
Shane Lowry himself has had some putting woes in his two recent outings. But his tee to green play has been incredible. Shane can often can putt poorly, and miss too many short ones, but it comes good on occasion too. If he has a good putting week over the next month, he will win one, and at the prices I will be with him until then.
Andy Sullivan doesn't get the credit he deserves. A 3 time winner this year, he has no qualms about converting winning opportunities. His win in the Portugal Masters was superb. If Rory had won in such fashion, the media and golfing world would still be drooling at the way he did it. Sullivan will have his sights set on winning the RTD and if he continues in that vein of form it will take a mighty effort to stop him.
I hate backing the little runt, but Ian Poulter brings outstanding credentials this week, and had to be included. Always dangerous at this time of year, he obviously likes the track, and played very well in far from ideal circumstances last week.
2pts e.w Shane Lowry 16-1
1.5pt e.w Andy Sullivan 22-1
1.2pt e.w Ian Poulter 25-1
With the limited fields, but still 5 places this week, the e.w doubles looked well worth doing.
3 x .5pt e.w Doubles
Stenson x Lowry/Sullivan/Poulter
12 x .2pt e.w Doubles
Casey/Lee/Piercy/Hoffman x Lowry/Sullivan/Poulter
Best of Luck all.
Can I have a picture please KR?? Thanks in advance 'mate'!!
But I think he is short of a bit of confidence at the moment, a combination of the sublime play in recent months of Jason Day and Jordan Spieth, and also his recent putting woes. I would prefer to back him off the back of a win, or a good putting week. He win a few on the trot when the confidence returns.
Shane Lowry himself has had some putting woes in his two recent outings. But his tee to green play has been incredible. Shane can often can putt poorly, and miss too many short ones, but it comes good on occasion too. If he has a good putting week over the next month, he will win one, and at the prices I will be with him until then.
Andy Sullivan doesn't get the credit he deserves. A 3 time winner this year, he has no qualms about converting winning opportunities. His win in the Portugal Masters was superb. If Rory had won in such fashion, the media and golfing world would still be drooling at the way he did it. Sullivan will have his sights set on winning the RTD and if he continues in that vein of form it will take a mighty effort to stop him.
I hate backing the little runt, but Ian Poulter brings outstanding credentials this week, and had to be included. Always dangerous at this time of year, he obviously likes the track, and played very well in far from ideal circumstances last week.
2pts e.w Shane Lowry 16-1
1.5pt e.w Andy Sullivan 22-1
1.2pt e.w Ian Poulter 25-1
With the limited fields, but still 5 places this week, the e.w doubles looked well worth doing.
3 x .5pt e.w Doubles
Stenson x Lowry/Sullivan/Poulter
12 x .2pt e.w Doubles
Casey/Lee/Piercy/Hoffman x Lowry/Sullivan/Poulter
Best of Luck all.
Can I have a picture please KR?? Thanks in advance 'mate'!!
, an old winner of mine years ago -10
Backed Shane and poulter Turkey, on shortly. Callit, off today, shout a 3ball double to back for an interest.
Sorry DP.
Very disappointing last few holes for Shane and Poult.
Very disappointing last few holes for Shane and Poult.
Still there or thereabouts though, early days, Pod out early hopefully build on nice 1st round, top 5 will suit
Tnx KR. 1-100 to turn a profit this week after you nonsensical picture.
Some round. Shocking back 9 from Piercy. Done at 2.76 on front 9.
TWO DAYS TO GO IN TURKEY...Which of these offer any value ?
-12 Richard Bland 25
-10 Alexander Levy 25
-9 Lee Westwood 28
-9 Kiradech Aphibarnrat 28
-9 Graeme McDowell 28
-8 Matthew Fitzpatrick 28
-6 Shane Lowry 50 (Spoils)
-12 Richard Bland 25
-10 Alexander Levy 25
-9 Lee Westwood 28
-9 Kiradech Aphibarnrat 28
-9 Graeme McDowell 28
-8 Matthew Fitzpatrick 28
-6 Shane Lowry 50 (Spoils)
Rory McIlroy looks a better bet now than pre event, and is worth backing at 3.9.
A very flaky bunch ahead of him, he will be very disappointed if he doesn't get the job done this weekend.
5pts McIlroy 3.9
Double champion Ryan Moore is on the fringes of contention in the CIMB, and looks sure to put in yet another decent 18 holes tonight. 13-10 represents a decent bet that he accounts for Jim Herman and Keegan Bradley.
4pts Ryan Moore 13-10 1.06am 3 ball.
A very flaky bunch ahead of him, he will be very disappointed if he doesn't get the job done this weekend.
5pts McIlroy 3.9
Double champion Ryan Moore is on the fringes of contention in the CIMB, and looks sure to put in yet another decent 18 holes tonight. 13-10 represents a decent bet that he accounts for Jim Herman and Keegan Bradley.
4pts Ryan Moore 13-10 1.06am 3 ball.
callitasucit 29 Oct 15 13:40 Joined: 27 Sep 11 | Topic/replies: 4,661 | Blogger: callitasucit's blog
Moving the goalposts to 'dedicated' milers is utter boll*x.
As is your usual retort when you have no sensible reply to an argument which put you to the wall....."they must be the same person".
callitasucit and snookerpunter = "they must be the same person"
ya numpty, badly caught out there
Moving the goalposts to 'dedicated' milers is utter boll*x.
As is your usual retort when you have no sensible reply to an argument which put you to the wall....."they must be the same person".
callitasucit and snookerpunter = "they must be the same person"
ya numpty, badly caught out there
Congrats gobshee, you'll be announcing that the world is in fact round next...!!
What a plum!
What a plum!
Even the Clap on the Back Brigade have distanced themselves from this tool.
You're some spanner Gotchee!!
Moore done the business nicely, hope you got involved Gotchee.....though I don't think any bookie had an e.w market on it.
Moore done the business nicely, hope you got involved Gotchee.....though I don't think any bookie had an e.w market on it.
A Brendan Steele win will be a bitter pill after watching him post a 76 to go from 1st to t17 at the Frys.com open.
he won't win. the exact same reason he went from 1st to t17th is the same reason he won't win tonight, he's a bottler.
now we'll see what Thomas is made of. His two main rivals are known chokers. But can he summon up the nerves to get over the line? I fear a come from behind win from Matsuyama or Scott.
now we'll see what Thomas is made of. His two main rivals are known chokers. But can he summon up the nerves to get over the line? I fear a come from behind win from Matsuyama or Scott.
WOW ! what a second iron shot from RORY to the par 5 13th.
Rory moving up the gears now. Hard to see anyone else winning it from here.
Catch Me ifyoucan • October 28, 2015 3:22 PM GMT
applehunter, a nibble in Turkey on Kiradech The Big Dolphin Aphibarnrat @40's me tinks ? 12th in Race To Dubai.
Fcuk me the rat can't chip from off the green...Has he got the yips apple ?
applehunter, a nibble in Turkey on Kiradech The Big Dolphin Aphibarnrat @40's me tinks ? 12th in Race To Dubai.
Fcuk me the rat can't chip from off the green...Has he got the yips apple ?
Commentators suggesting he doesn't trust the contact with the Bermuda grass.
It is the weak link in his game.
It is the weak link in his game.
Rory playing "within himself" with 3 67's...5pts McIlroy 3.9 happy days ! Callit.
Thomas looked like having a commanding lead going into today, but threw in a few nervy shots when 4 clear.
The last was very frustrating from a Scott Piercy backers point of view. He went to the tee -19 on the leaderboard, they proceeded to change that to -18, then he makes an absolute boll*x out of the hole and takes DB.
I wouldnt be keen to lay JT on his own at 3.5, as in effect I would be having quite a large portion of my stake on Na and Steele. I would trust neither.
So have laid the 3 of them at 1.43 combined. Them playing in a 3 ball may be a bonus, rather than having one of them with someone else. If they get off to an edgy start, they might drag each other into the mire.
7pt Lay Thomas, Na & Steele @ 1.43 (potential loss 3pts)
The last was very frustrating from a Scott Piercy backers point of view. He went to the tee -19 on the leaderboard, they proceeded to change that to -18, then he makes an absolute boll*x out of the hole and takes DB.
I wouldnt be keen to lay JT on his own at 3.5, as in effect I would be having quite a large portion of my stake on Na and Steele. I would trust neither.
So have laid the 3 of them at 1.43 combined. Them playing in a 3 ball may be a bonus, rather than having one of them with someone else. If they get off to an edgy start, they might drag each other into the mire.
7pt Lay Thomas, Na & Steele @ 1.43 (potential loss 3pts)
Cameron Tringale also looks a good bet in his 3 ball. In fine form of late, he can usually be relied upon to produce a decent Sunday performance from a position such as he is in now.
Neither Alex Cjeka or Stewart Cink inspire confidence these days when the dollars are being handed out.
3pts Cameron Tringale 6-4 1.05pm 3 ball.
Neither Alex Cjeka or Stewart Cink inspire confidence these days when the dollars are being handed out.
3pts Cameron Tringale 6-4 1.05pm 3 ball.
Backed Steele there at 4.5 but some chokers up top Scott could pounce.
Justin Thomas takes it home
told you he had bottle Calli
told you he had bottle Calli
What was the story with Na at 18.
Needing an eagle he took out a 3 wood.
Needing an eagle he took out a 3 wood.
isn't it obvious- he's uncomfortable with winning.
Do they ever put the feckin leaderboard up on Sky..have been watching for 20 minutes, still in the dark?
finally..don't see why they don't have the top 5 in a permanent mini scoreboard in a corner of the screen
Thats not fair Kingrat, he won on Moore in a threeball.
Oh yes, He lost on his other 47 bets.
I havn't seen his aftertimed bet yet, so all is not lost.
Overall, when he reveals that bet I'm sure he will have made a small profit.
I forgot to mention, he is using the snookerpunter moniker to try and confuse us.
Oh yes, He lost on his other 47 bets.
I havn't seen his aftertimed bet yet, so all is not lost.
Overall, when he reveals that bet I'm sure he will have made a small profit.
I forgot to mention, he is using the snookerpunter moniker to try and confuse us.
No, no other bets Gotchee.
Tringale won.
And you are very easily confused. And pretty sad....sidling up to the biggest tool on here!!
Tringale won.
And you are very easily confused. And pretty sad....sidling up to the biggest tool on here!!
I don't think he sidling up to being the biggest tool on here, he's already weighed in. And in a race where there is big competition , it's a pretty damning indictment .
Now we all know the plugs on here , but the gobber brings a nasty streak as well. Alli in all a nasty little begrudging bawlixx.
Now we all know the plugs on here , but the gobber brings a nasty streak as well. Alli in all a nasty little begrudging bawlixx.
I think callit is trying to break your record snap. He came close this week
Although, 22 losers in a row is going to be a tough one to beat.
Some of Ozy's quotes in that famous Southwell thread were poignant, and I don't often agree with him, but he weighed it up well.
Ozymandius 21 Oct 12 15:29 Joined: 01 Jul 11 | Topic/replies: 16,305 | Blogger: Ozymandius's blog
Plain
12 losing tips in succession. snap,Is this some sort of record?
Ozymandius 22 Oct 12 15:02 Joined: 01 Jul 11 | Topic/replies: 16,305 | Blogger: Ozymandius's blog
Classic thread in the making here.
Incredibily snap, you went on to tip another 10 losers after
Although, 22 losers in a row is going to be a tough one to beat.
Some of Ozy's quotes in that famous Southwell thread were poignant, and I don't often agree with him, but he weighed it up well.
Ozymandius 21 Oct 12 15:29 Joined: 01 Jul 11 | Topic/replies: 16,305 | Blogger: Ozymandius's blog
Plain
12 losing tips in succession. snap,Is this some sort of record?
Ozymandius 22 Oct 12 15:02 Joined: 01 Jul 11 | Topic/replies: 16,305 | Blogger: Ozymandius's blog
Classic thread in the making here.
Incredibily snap, you went on to tip another 10 losers after
i think gotchee and easygold are the same person its the only logical solution as there couldnt be two bigger tools on the same forum
Calits golf threads/posts are one of the few good things on this forum. Whether you agree with his selections or not.
In the last 3/4 months its gone to the **** because of a couple of unlikable posters.
Please **** off.
In the last 3/4 months its gone to the **** because of a couple of unlikable posters.
Please **** off.
[Manage blocked users] and those pictures DJ 
For me the one great strength of the golf threads and the most interesting part, was Callit's tracking of his profitability. I miss that.
Been meaning to get that back on track. Obviously have a record of all bets, but obviously I don't put all bets up here. Started go back through the threads to tot it up, but that was proving more hassle than I thought, and didn't have the time.
Will do tomorrow. Wont be pretty(will give the Gotchee a horn though!!)
Will do tomorrow. Wont be pretty(will give the Gotchee a horn though!!)
DUFFY won at the weekend too...
https://twitter.com/ChampionsTour/status/661020204231692288?t=1&cn=ZmxleGlibGVfcmVjcw%3D%3D&sig=7407e8b53fabc71311aa6e44f2800bf5b281ecde&al=1&refsrc=email&iid=ae40128f97e04d5abbaee1bcc37e27ee&autoactions=1446478407&uid=65626901&nid=244+1489
https://twitter.com/ChampionsTour/status/661020204231692288?t=1&cn=ZmxleGlibGVfcmVjcw%3D%3D&sig=7407e8b53fabc71311aa6e44f2800bf5b281ecde&al=1&refsrc=email&iid=ae40128f97e04d5abbaee1bcc37e27ee&autoactions=1446478407&uid=65626901&nid=244+1489
I like your style Gotch.
You have got callit and his crew in the bag.
You have got callit and his crew in the bag.
CIMB Classic....YES a classic...from John Happy Gilmore Peterson.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmCfQVwiC1k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmCfQVwiC1k
For those snookerpunter's on here...
John Higgins looked back to his brilliant best when taking his 28th ranking tournament in China last weekend. He was majestic in all of his matches; never looking in doubt en-route to the final (which he won by 10 frames to 5). Defeating Dave Gilbert in the final, he also accounted for Mark Selby (9-4) in the semi-finals and whitewashed Shaun Murphy 6-0 in the third round.
Given his display, and the fact that so many of the established name players are performing dreadfully, I think his 16/1 price (Billie Hills, Wetfred and other select firms) for the UK Championships is massive. It starts November 24th so get in early before the price goes! (with tks to Distant View's buddy on © BS).
John Higgins looked back to his brilliant best when taking his 28th ranking tournament in China last weekend. He was majestic in all of his matches; never looking in doubt en-route to the final (which he won by 10 frames to 5). Defeating Dave Gilbert in the final, he also accounted for Mark Selby (9-4) in the semi-finals and whitewashed Shaun Murphy 6-0 in the third round.
Given his display, and the fact that so many of the established name players are performing dreadfully, I think his 16/1 price (Billie Hills, Wetfred and other select firms) for the UK Championships is massive. It starts November 24th so get in early before the price goes! (with tks to Distant View's buddy on © BS).
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