Our racing man who is in hot form over the past couple of weeks @wiggum7534 is ready to load up on Beaded this weekend.
Beaded will run in the Group 1 Tattersall's Tiara at Group 1 level this Saturday at Eagle Farm.
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Tuesday, 21 June 2011
Sunday, 19 June 2011
AFL - Are the Bookmakers getting it wrong?
Check out the ladder before this weekends game and the teams record ATS. Geelong and Hawthorn covering already. Carlton on the way. The bookies are thinking the competition is a bit closer than it is. Gap as large as the Grand Canyon between the top 4 and the rest.
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Saturday, 18 June 2011
AFL Round 13
We have launched a late play after coming out 1 from 2 today with Hawthorn and Essendon.
Play 1 -
Richmond -5.5 @ $1.92
Play 2 -
Richmond Moneyline @ $1.69
Good Luck
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Play 1 -
Richmond -5.5 @ $1.92
Play 2 -
Richmond Moneyline @ $1.69
Good Luck
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Friday, 17 June 2011
The Early Mail (Wiggum7534)
Our man @Wiggum7534 was on fire last weekend.
Early Mail -
Sydney
Race 5
No 12 - Wazn
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Early Mail -
Sydney
Race 5
No 12 - Wazn
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Thursday, 16 June 2011
AFL Round 13 Preview
AFL Round 13
After a good week in Round 12 with our early leans of West Coast, North Melbourne and Richmond all covering we look ahead.
Hawthorn v Gold Coast:
The young Suns will face a massive test against a physically tough Hawthorn team when they travel to Tasmania for Saturdays clash.
The Hawks lose Roughead, Guerra and Renouf but gain Ladsen and Hale. Gold Coast coming off a big loss to North Melbourne lose promising stars Zac Smith and David Swallow. The loss of Smith cannot be underestimated.
With plenty of trouble on the flight down I cannot see them being able to match up with the Hawks.
The line has seemingly moved in the Suns favour with it currently at -67.5 for the Hawks.
We have taken the Hawks at -67.5
Essendon v North Melbourne:
The Bombers appear on the slide, and the Kangaroos on the rise. However I think the recent results have skewed the line a touch and I think Essendon are value at -7.5.
Some very handy players return for the Bombers with Hocking, Stanton, Bellchambers and Tayte Pears.
We are on Essendon at -7.5
Melbourne v Fremantle:
Very dangerous game punting wise with the up and down Melbourne side tough to catch. The Demons come off a big loss against the yard stick in the competition in Collingwood. Some big ins will sure up the side with Dunn, Garland and Pettard.
On the flip side Fremantle have two massive outs that join Sandilands on the outer. David Mundy and Hayden Ballantyne will be missing for a team that historically struggles at the MCG.
We are on Melbourne bouncing back (again) at -2.5
Our early plays for Round 13 - Haw -67.5 / Ess -7.5 / Melb -2.5
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After a good week in Round 12 with our early leans of West Coast, North Melbourne and Richmond all covering we look ahead.
Hawthorn v Gold Coast:
The young Suns will face a massive test against a physically tough Hawthorn team when they travel to Tasmania for Saturdays clash.
The Hawks lose Roughead, Guerra and Renouf but gain Ladsen and Hale. Gold Coast coming off a big loss to North Melbourne lose promising stars Zac Smith and David Swallow. The loss of Smith cannot be underestimated.
With plenty of trouble on the flight down I cannot see them being able to match up with the Hawks.
The line has seemingly moved in the Suns favour with it currently at -67.5 for the Hawks.
We have taken the Hawks at -67.5
Essendon v North Melbourne:
The Bombers appear on the slide, and the Kangaroos on the rise. However I think the recent results have skewed the line a touch and I think Essendon are value at -7.5.
Some very handy players return for the Bombers with Hocking, Stanton, Bellchambers and Tayte Pears.
We are on Essendon at -7.5
Melbourne v Fremantle:
Very dangerous game punting wise with the up and down Melbourne side tough to catch. The Demons come off a big loss against the yard stick in the competition in Collingwood. Some big ins will sure up the side with Dunn, Garland and Pettard.
On the flip side Fremantle have two massive outs that join Sandilands on the outer. David Mundy and Hayden Ballantyne will be missing for a team that historically struggles at the MCG.
We are on Melbourne bouncing back (again) at -2.5
Our early plays for Round 13 - Haw -67.5 / Ess -7.5 / Melb -2.5
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AFL Against the Spread Round 12 (JohnAnthonyOZ)
Round 12 done and dusted.
Suprise Suprise Collingwood cover...again.
More teams continue to emerge as betting value ATS week after week.
Winning Teams ATS:
Collingwood 9-2
Geelong 9-2
Hawthorn 7-4
North Melbourne 7-4
Richmond 7-4
West Coast 7-4
Losing Teams ATS:
Gold Coast 3-7
Melbourne 3-8
Port Adelaide 2-9
St Kilda 4-7
Western Bulldogs 4-7
Fremantle 4-7
Certainly plenty of money making teams!!!
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Suprise Suprise Collingwood cover...again.
More teams continue to emerge as betting value ATS week after week.
Winning Teams ATS:
Collingwood 9-2
Geelong 9-2
Hawthorn 7-4
North Melbourne 7-4
Richmond 7-4
West Coast 7-4
Losing Teams ATS:
Gold Coast 3-7
Melbourne 3-8
Port Adelaide 2-9
St Kilda 4-7
Western Bulldogs 4-7
Fremantle 4-7
Certainly plenty of money making teams!!!
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Wednesday, 15 June 2011
'19-1' (Mal68au)
On a Thursday night at the end of March, two and a half months ago, Vancouver won what may prove to be one of the most important trophies in their history. The Presidents Trophy. Awarded to the team who finishes the regular season with the best record, guaranteeing that team home ice for as long as they remain alive in the playoffs. Vancouver clinched it with four games to spare.
Whilst every team aims to win this, it is not do or die, at least not normally. However this year, in this series it is Vancouvers only hope. Having been outscored a combined 17-3 in the three games in Boston this series would be all over if the decider was back there. On neutral ice, I would have no hesitation tipping the Bruins to win this game. Thomas is on fire, they continue to find scoring from all lines, they have shut down the Sedins and Kesler and most importantly they are in their heads. You can just see it in the way the Canucks play that they are focussed on why Marchand or Bergeron didn't get called instead of getting the puck. But its not being played in Boston or on neutral ice, its being played at Rogers Arena in Vancouver and that makes one hell of a difference.
Normally I don't think stats mean much but let me throw a few at you. Vancouver went 27-9-5 at home this season, then 10-3 this playoff year including 3-0 this series. Of the last three stanley cup finals, the home teams have now gone 17-2. And the biggest stat of all is the 19-1, that is, in the last 20 final series in the NHL/NBA/MLB to go to game 7, only one away team has got the W and believe me they were no ordinary team.
So what does all this mean??? It means that whilst Boston are playing amazingly well they have a mountain to climb if they are going to get the job done. I really do think they have the mental edge and that Luongo could fall apart with an early goal. BUT, I just can't ignore the 19-1. That is just so overwhelming that there has to be something behind that. So from a pure tipping point of view I will stick with my original series winner of Vancouver.
From a punting point of view I could understand if you wanted to get on Boston at $2.25 given how tough I think this game is to pick, possibly some value there #fencesitmuch. However the real value is in doubling the result into under 5.5 goals. Game 7's tend to be tight and we have seen far fewer goals scored north of the border in this series. Plus I do have a little theory about empty netters being less likely in this game.
@Mal68au
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Whilst every team aims to win this, it is not do or die, at least not normally. However this year, in this series it is Vancouvers only hope. Having been outscored a combined 17-3 in the three games in Boston this series would be all over if the decider was back there. On neutral ice, I would have no hesitation tipping the Bruins to win this game. Thomas is on fire, they continue to find scoring from all lines, they have shut down the Sedins and Kesler and most importantly they are in their heads. You can just see it in the way the Canucks play that they are focussed on why Marchand or Bergeron didn't get called instead of getting the puck. But its not being played in Boston or on neutral ice, its being played at Rogers Arena in Vancouver and that makes one hell of a difference.
Normally I don't think stats mean much but let me throw a few at you. Vancouver went 27-9-5 at home this season, then 10-3 this playoff year including 3-0 this series. Of the last three stanley cup finals, the home teams have now gone 17-2. And the biggest stat of all is the 19-1, that is, in the last 20 final series in the NHL/NBA/MLB to go to game 7, only one away team has got the W and believe me they were no ordinary team.
So what does all this mean??? It means that whilst Boston are playing amazingly well they have a mountain to climb if they are going to get the job done. I really do think they have the mental edge and that Luongo could fall apart with an early goal. BUT, I just can't ignore the 19-1. That is just so overwhelming that there has to be something behind that. So from a pure tipping point of view I will stick with my original series winner of Vancouver.
From a punting point of view I could understand if you wanted to get on Boston at $2.25 given how tough I think this game is to pick, possibly some value there #fencesitmuch. However the real value is in doubling the result into under 5.5 goals. Game 7's tend to be tight and we have seen far fewer goals scored north of the border in this series. Plus I do have a little theory about empty netters being less likely in this game.
@Mal68au
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