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abaccus
- 02 Mar 2006 12:43
- 9030 of 10502
Bakko, you convinced me. trying my luck/arm on the tennis and cricket!
bakko
- 02 Mar 2006 13:23
- 9031 of 10502
Tony.....Go for it!
Went green on the tennis too soon but happy with any profit.
Fundamentalist
- 02 Mar 2006 13:28
- 9032 of 10502
Bak
I grabbed a chunk at 2.5 at a similar time (bit slower than you and missed the 2.4).
Just something to be wary of, on all accounts it rained a little after play and there is a forecast chance of rain affecting play on saturday, only a small chance but worth keeping an eye on
Harlosh
- 02 Mar 2006 13:29
- 9033 of 10502
What happened to the Nadal/Henman game?
bakko
- 02 Mar 2006 13:33
- 9034 of 10502
Steve
Thanks and will keep an eye on the forecast.
Btw. Just waiting on Tony to confirm a date for our usual bash but shouldn't be too far away.
bakko
- 02 Mar 2006 13:36
- 9035 of 10502
John
Nadal won in 2 sets. 7-6 6-1.
Henman forced a tie break in the 1st set and lost it 7-1 then did his usual capitulation in the 2nd set. You could have got 1.4s on Nadal before the tie break.
Harlosh
- 02 Mar 2006 13:41
- 9036 of 10502
Thanks Bak
Wonder what the best price was to lay Henman.
I missed the whole game :-((
bakko
- 02 Mar 2006 13:55
- 9037 of 10502
I didn't even know he was playing either and have Edward to thank for bringing it up earlier (I owe you one for this).
I greened up as I had to interview a potential new recruit. When got back it was over. Couldn't have been more than 20 mins!
bakko
- 02 Mar 2006 14:44
- 9038 of 10502
Attention all Henman layer's.
Read this
Henman may quit this year.
chocolat
- 02 Mar 2006 22:29
- 9039 of 10502
Ooops - just catching up with you lot.
So what's the script then?
Fundamentalist
- 02 Mar 2006 22:30
- 9040 of 10502
Anyone trading the cricket i would be wary of laying the draw currently. It has rained heavily in Nagpur since close of play earlier today and play is unlikely to start on time. If it doesnt then there is likely to be a huge overreaction in the prices
http://in.rediff.com/cricket/2006/mar/02rain.htm
Fundamentalist
- 03 Mar 2006 07:20
- 9041 of 10502
Teach me to have my first lie in on the basis that the first session is likely to meander - looks like its been a wonderful morning for England
bakko
- 03 Mar 2006 08:05
- 9042 of 10502
198-7!
What the hell happened to India this morning!
Just capitilised from Eng's odds movements a few moments ago :-)
Must have just got ahead of other Eng backers who are waking up this score
Fundamentalist
- 03 Mar 2006 08:08
- 9043 of 10502
Bak
England were 18-1 last night and are 7/4 now - i think you missed most of it lol
Glad i left a nice green number by England overnight. Draw price looks very short again to me though this appears to be partly driven by weather worries, looking for a lay entry point
bakko
- 03 Mar 2006 08:17
- 9044 of 10502
Yep...Looks like I missed about 95% of it lol
But I got up at 192-7 and saw Eng's odds continuously collapsing on the back side and managed to get on at 2.86 and got out at 2.6 so not complaining too much
bakko
- 03 Mar 2006 17:40
- 9046 of 10502
An amazing scoreline in the Aus v SA cricket 1 dayer. Aus are 15-4 in the 12th over needing 290 to win
Fundamentalist
- 03 Mar 2006 17:51
- 9047 of 10502
Bak
a very profitable scoreline too :-)
this is the worst ground in the world to try and chase under lights, side batting first wins 80% of the time and 250 is usually plenty here (only been chased once in 30 odd games).
by the way, same scenario at Durban for one of the later one dayers
Harlosh
- 04 Mar 2006 13:21
- 9048 of 10502
Anyone trading the Chelsea game?
Fundamentalist
- 04 Mar 2006 13:30
- 9049 of 10502
watching john
chelsea price starting to look very attractive - hopefully will stay 0-0 till half time, then plan to back at half time - i expect chelsea will get an earful at half time, that said one eye is prob on barca game midweek