Wd Stu.

Hi tikay
I’ve just caught up on you Vegas reports and thoroughly enjoyed reading them as per every year you go to the WSOP
Thanks for taking the time for doing so , it means a lot to us who enjoy the WSOP but don’t get out there anymore.
Hope you are well

This.

Fred gone 7/2 Judd

Took a little finding this thread, time flies.....

Anyway, things getting tougher on the High St, Baldy removing treble odds from L15s from 1/1/21. No rule change in my local Paddyshack yet but I'd be surprised if they carry on.

Shaun Murphy is indisputably the best gurner on the snooker circuit.

Call and raise you a Selby, his nervous ticks do my head in between shots and as his shot time is terrible there are lots of em.

Swing looks good to me as well. Love the last paragraph, in concentrating on your long game don’t forget how many shots you play around the green.

Getting up and down in two when you missed the green is such a good feeling, nearly as good as tonking one 275 yards down the fairway 😁

At least you can look forward to day 7 😁

https://mobile.twitter.com/Eurosport_UK/status/1196417114694987777

I have only ever been to Donny once racing and i thought the place (for a group 1 track) was an absolute cesspit.    Was in hospitality for a stag do and the quality of food/drink service was bang average.   Never been back since and the card today for a classic is shocking.   Anyone else got any views on the gaff?

It is amazing the course still has a classic when you compare its facilities and the surroundings themselves with York.   Who the hell would choose to go to Donny over York for their respective big meetings?

Bang average would sum it up, cards always poor for a Grade one track. Business poor all week according to one of the books I spoke to today, in two good picks as well. It's run by Arena though, they don't seem to get much right.
In the early 70's the first big charity meeting was held at Doncaster, soon migrated to York where it's been a great success ever since.

http://blondepoker.com/forum/index.php?topic=62388.0

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-49089055

Nice resignation.

For the avoidance of doubt, if scores are tied at the completion of both innings in the Super Over then the market will be settled as a Dead Heat. Any tie breaker that may be used to determine a winner including but not limited to higher number of boundaries, higher number of sixes, losing fewer wickets, coin toss etc. do not count for the purposes of this market.

Also enjoying the updates and explanations, double average is nice. Good luck tomorrow 👍

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-48891511

Wd Marky. Leggooooo