Sport: Rugby League
Competition: Tri-Nations
Match: New Zealand v Great Britain
Starting time: 0700 GMT, Saturday 11 November
These two sides met a couple weeks back, with the Kiwis outmuscling the Brits in a solid performance. The Brits are coming off the back of a surprise victory against the Australians, so one can expect letdown from them while the Kiwis need to win this game to keep their series hopes alive following the stripping of their competition points for fielding an ineligible player. The Kiwis have it over the Poms in size, strength and speed, and with this game being played in Windy Wellington they won't want to let the large crowd down.
Plays: New Zealand -6.5 and under 46.5 points.
BOL
arty:
Competition: Tri-Nations
Match: New Zealand v Great Britain
Starting time: 0700 GMT, Saturday 11 November
These two sides met a couple weeks back, with the Kiwis outmuscling the Brits in a solid performance. The Brits are coming off the back of a surprise victory against the Australians, so one can expect letdown from them while the Kiwis need to win this game to keep their series hopes alive following the stripping of their competition points for fielding an ineligible player. The Kiwis have it over the Poms in size, strength and speed, and with this game being played in Windy Wellington they won't want to let the large crowd down.
Plays: New Zealand -6.5 and under 46.5 points.
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arty:
Hope 1 said:
Canas is back, and I will be watching him play at the Australian Open qualies in January.
Yes I live in Australia, and no, there are no good players here.
Hewitt is useless and overrated, and he is our only player in the top 100.
Luczak is good on clay, but never puts together a full season which is why his ranking is as low as it is, and Guccione is a clown with a big serve.
There is a youngster by the name of Nick Lindahl whom Tennis Australia has high hopes for. But pin him against Del Potro or Korolev, and he will be skinned alive.
Sport: Tennis
Competition: WTA Tour Champs
Matches: Clijsters v Kuznetsova
Starting time: 2015 GMT, Thursday 09 November
Kimmy enjoys a dominant head to head advantage over Sveta, and has come into this event nicely with a tournament win last week. She has a good record indoors, and I expect her to be too consistant for the Russian.
Play: Clijsters to win @ 1.75
Competition: WTA Tour Champs
Matches: Clijsters v Kuznetsova
Starting time: 2015 GMT, Thursday 09 November
Kimmy enjoys a dominant head to head advantage over Sveta, and has come into this event nicely with a tournament win last week. She has a good record indoors, and I expect her to be too consistant for the Russian.
Play: Clijsters to win @ 1.75
syddiggers said:Anyone can poick the 3 shortest priced players on the board and put them in a treble. Ill be interested to see how long it takes you to pick a dog that wins.
Let me guess your play tonight. A two team all up with Sharapova and Clijsters?
Youre a genius!
If anyone can do it, and on a regular basis, then you must all be very wealthy, and what are you doing wasting your time here then?
:lolBIG:
syd, 'hope' all is well. Syd, Zabeel is actually a good capper. He most certainly can call dogs-infact, he relatively recently just called two huge dogs over at MTF. Unfortunately, he can rub people the wrong way.
I think Jim's here cause of Flava or at least heard of the place cause of him. I haven't been at this site very long with bf's bidding adieu, was looking for a place to post plays, talk tennis, be a part of a 'group', if you will for '07. Hopefully this is the place--but no way with animosity/pissing contests and the like we will ever build anything here.
you guys like anything today? I have a hard time seeing Amelie beating Henin--she almost gagged Vs Hingis. But, i ahven't followed the ladies this week, so reluctant to do anything.
I think Jim's here cause of Flava or at least heard of the place cause of him. I haven't been at this site very long with bf's bidding adieu, was looking for a place to post plays, talk tennis, be a part of a 'group', if you will for '07. Hopefully this is the place--but no way with animosity/pissing contests and the like we will ever build anything here.
you guys like anything today? I have a hard time seeing Amelie beating Henin--she almost gagged Vs Hingis. But, i ahven't followed the ladies this week, so reluctant to do anything.
syddiggers said:
:lolBIG:
Looks like we have a real ROCKET SCIENTIST on our hands here!
Let me teach you a few things son:
1. A winner is a winner.
2. Winners >> underdogs
3. Remind me just how many underdogs won yesterday from the two tournaments in which I bet: :nopityA:
Kuznetsova, Petrova and Hingis were all underdogs, and they all lost.
Would you rather back favourites at 1.75, 1.90 and 1.40? Or losers at 2.20, 2.10 and 3.00? :lolBIG:
And in Buenos Aires, Pashanski, Lapentti, Berlocq and Canas were all favourites, and they all won accordingly. Would you rather have backed their opponents simply for the status of having backed an underdog?
Keep smoking it up son. :smoker2:
