agree totally :good ... and lets face it arsenals ressies would give newcastle firsts a game .... good bet this !
I have put a bit on for now. Will wait for the team news and then will decide if to put a bigger bet on Edit- it's gone down to 3/4 so it looks like people think it's good value
Easy money that ... im not a big player on football but even i went large on the generous 5/6 offered by Boylesports... :good
Has anybody ever had restrictions on the amount that they can bet? Just gone to put some money down for college football and the biggest stake allowed is £20. Had a word with the bookie and they have quoted in the T&C's, they can restrict the amount that you bet at any time.
:huh That can't be right can it? If so, back that 6/1 and lay them at 13/5 on Betfair. Too good to be true.
For this week I am on the following UTEP (+3) @ Marshall. I can't believe that Marshall are the favourite in this, they are currently 1-6, where as UTEP are 5-3. I think that UTEP should be around -10 but what do I know. They played each other last year and UTEP won 52-21. Vanderbilt @ Arkansas (half time hc -12) Toledo (-10) @ East Michigan Utah State @ Nevade (half time hc -14.5) Looked through my history and this season I have made 22 bets on College football, 17 have come through and one was a push. Haven't waged loads on it though (average of around £30 to £40) so still don't get why they are restricting me.
http://www.oddschecker.com/rugby-league/internationals/four-nations/australia-v-england/handicaps The odds are up for England v Austrailia, I can't help but think Austrailia -18 @ 10/11 isn't that bad. The Aussies are just coming into form nicely and England had another injury loss this week with Shenton, even though England got back into the game against NZ, I can't see the Aussies doing the same and letting them back in the game if they go a few points up. I don't usually go for double figure handicaps either.
^^^ That's a very good bet. The Aussies had a nice warmup against PNG last week, our lads will be a bit weary after a hard game against the Kiwis.