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Thanks Steve and John for another great night out. Couldn't stay up for the cricket as crashed out as soon as my head hit the pillow.

Just been checking the cricket and Pakistan are 186-5 having just lost a few quick wickets after tea.

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Hi guys

Had a nice surprise when i got up, England had got a few wickets. Having laid off my draw back, I only got a small part of my draw lay filled (some at 1.85 some at 1.8) but still nicely in profit.

Just having a look at this afternoons prices:

Rugby Union:
England look way to short against the Aussies for me. Should be a tight game but recently England have found a nack of losing these and im going to back the Aussies with a view to laying off
All Blacks should be way too good for Ireland despite changing their whole XV and leaving Carter and Umanga in the stands but with the weather forecast poor 1.1 on the match odds is not a viable option - will wait to see how the weather is before looking to trade the handicap markets

Rugby League
Surprised GB are favs to beat Kiwis having lost to them 2 weeks ago and will be trading keeping the Kiwis on side

Havent looked at the footie yet but will in a few minutes

fundy not sure about r/u eng v aus both are in dire form it might come down to who wants it most

Two points Woodie - the Aussies last 6 games have all been against much better sides than this current England one and also the England side havent played together for a while and likely to be rusty

fundy first 2 mins look grim for england look poor

Woodie - im enjoying my 2.66 so far :-)

Green at 1.9 - will come back for more

are you laying of if so what price are you looking at

Kiwis looking good to cover the 16.5 point hcap wih an early try

Aussie scrum looks awful

backed at 2.4

Lucky not to be be a penalty try

green at 1.93

All Blacks almost covered the 16.5 hcap already

how are you watching both matches

2 TVs lol

Sky on one for the aussie game and the All Blacks game on the portable


England pack dominant, will be looking for another score while Aussies down to 14. Will look to back Aussies just after half time is still only 4 points in it

roll on the days when you can have split screen sky use it for c/league

Indeed Woodie

Bit disappointed i didnt back the biggest hcap on the all blacks - was available above 4.0 and theyve all but covered it at half time. Quite scary for the rest of the world that the all balcks appear to have 2 sides that will beat almost all challengers

Good volume on the paddy power gold cup, excellent trading opportunities.