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You got an Equity card Scrip ?

:-)

LOL!

Dont you just hate nights at the pub

Been with a group of man u fans who asked fopr the neutrals opinion and i said "think theyll struggle early, prob be 0-0 at half time but theyll win easy in second half" when asked to predict the final score i went for 3-1 - oh well it won me a pint lol

World no 1 Llloyd just been knocked out of the darts - nice odds collapse on Taylor

Scrip, i'm on the basic at the mo, till i get me head round things, the video explains it very well thanks.It also answered another question for me in that what happened if you where on more than 1 horse when greening up.
Have you done one for the Pro version?
It must be easier if i'd had betting experience before i started, but will get there,just takes longer to sink in these days.

I'm working on a load of new material for pro at the moment. I'm redoing the entire set of videos over Christmas when I intend to do no trading at all!

On pro you can green up as little or as much as you like on each horse, you have manual control over the greening. Pro is a significantly advanced product now.

More help for Cloudbase and anyone else who doesn't know about it! I find livescore.com fantastic for following the scores in a wide range of football matches all over the world - on the one screen too. Updates are about every 2 minutes and goal times & scorer, yellow/red cards are shown as well.

And for horse racing I find gg.com very useful. Very quick to show results and surprisingly quick to give detailed results - all SPs, distances, times, etc.
Their 'Cards' give all the basic info the RP gives and it avoids the pain of having to log into RP each time you visit (unless you keep the contact 'open').

schiff ... I use at least two , you would be suprised how often one credits a goal to the wrong team !

xscores.com and goals365.com are two others to consider.

Also the minutes played can vary from site to site.

How many overs are these odi's ?

only 50

Ta Fundy , had a great 20 minutes already :-)

First one i havent got up early for (too much ale last night) but put a smallish back on pakistan yesterday so nicely in the money on that one

I laid the under 200 at any price from 3 to 4 :-)

Correction , from 2.66 to 3.9 .... all green within minutes at 5 to 8 .

Might go back to bed now.

Morning All

Yet another dismal Eng batting performance

Rumoured that Flintoff isnt going to bowl in Pakistan innings

Freddie's got a dodgy ankle and will be rested.

Heard it on the radio earlier this am

19 off last over , he should have opened :-)

Pakn cruising to victory.

Just greened up as well :-)