Can anyone help me out getting a small bet on the Spurs with Boylesports @9/1? Can't access it from overseas.

I didn't know it was an actual phrase until you said that. Just assumed he was throwing out any angry words in his rage.

I don't think the Spurs will beat GSW's regular season record, it will be fairly close again though, somewhere around 68 wins for GSW and 65 for SAS. I do, however, believe that this seasons Spurs can beat the Warriors head to head. They might be dogs but I don't think the difference between the two is as large as most people believe it to be, even with the addition of Durant to Golden State's roster. Remember when Lebron first joined the Heat with D Wade and Chris Bosh? Their first season together was far from easy as they struggled to work as a unit. Getting KD, Curry, Klay and Draymond Green to flow together may take time.

It's hard to price up a 7 game series between the two teams as they've only played one game this season. A best of 7 series between the cavs and SA would be close to a flip.

9/1 for the Spurs is very much value IMO.

Just seen Griffin Benger's outburst. Bloody embarrassing for a full time pro to lose their head like that. Niwinski refusing to shake Will's hand afterwards is childish. Hopefully Gordon Vayo finishes 9th and cries about it on live tv.

http://www.oddschecker.com/basketball/nba/nba-championship/regular-season-mvp

Apologies, forgot to paste into my previous post. Yep I think you're right, can't seem to get it anymore.

Apologies for the multiple posts. Also seen that Kawahi Leonard to be named MVP for the season is available at 16s with Vic's, most have him between 6 and 8/1. Worth a small tenball in my opinion.

The spurs are pretty much always going to end up somewhere between 1-4th you'd think, unless there were some catastrophic injury problems. To get to the finals they'd more than likely have to beat the warriors over the 7 game series. The Spurs showed today they can limit Golden State, due to their superior defence. Still very early days obviously, but the price definitely seems too big IMO.

The Kawahi Leonard defensive player @ 4/1 seems a great spot as well. Could be some funking for San Antonio this season if we get a little portfolio going!

[9/1 to win the championship]

I think we should be on the San Antonio Spurs this season. They looked very impressive in their season opener against big favourites Golden State, winning comfortable 129-100. They have a very good side with a few players, mainly Kawahi Leonard and LaMarcus Aldridge, capable of putting up big numbers each night. Add this to the experience of Tony Parker at point guard, Pau Gasol at centre, and with players such as Manu Ginobili to come off the bench, they have a very good side. As well as going forward they are an extremely good defensive team, one of the best if not the best last season and they continued to look solid in the season opener.

I believe, with the majority of the focus being on the Warriors this season, the price for the spurs is too big. They are available at 9/1 to win the championship (skaii or boyles), would take 8/1 if we can't get on with these. To win the Western conference they are best priced 5/1 (366, the irish lot, b-fair etc). I'm not good with bet sizes but I reckon around £30-£50 on each would provide a good season long sweat.

http://www.oddschecker.com/basketball/nba/nba-championship/winning-conference

Odds of a western coast winner: 10/11 with 32red, odds of an eastern coast winner 7/4 with laddies/ skaaii


If any of you can get on then take the free cash.

I'd love to see Spurs win it personally,mainly due to the fact I'd enjoy watching the meltdown of Arsenal fans, but I personally think it's Chelsea's title based on what we've seen so far this season.

Just got in. If there's a few more 645 tricasts tonight then I'll send a tesco stella delivery to your house arb.

So is my 16/1 ticket still in bad shape?

Or should I just blindly back wides at Romford on a Saturday morning.

Pretty dickish post IMO.

I dont think the abrupt post serve any purpose, so fk off.

 

Following on from that, any reason why Huddersfield are as high as 7/4 with Victors to beat Derby? Huddersfield had a decent start to the season and are currently in 4th, whereas Derby have had a pretty slow start by their standards, sitting in 20th as it stands.

Can help fred get on if wanted. I've not been able to follow the championship much this season but on the face of it this seems a pretty decent bet, thought Huddersfield would be closer to odds on.

Not that anyone gives a toss but i'll give my 2 cents. I don't post that many tips as I'm nowhere near as knowledgeable about pretty much every sport as every other person on here. When I do post a bet, constructive criticism is appreciated so that the chance of making the same mistakes in the future is reduced. I do suppose it could be said in a more civil way from time to time, but on an internet forum, where anyone is free to join, what can be expected? I personally like the more abrupt posts, I don't think they're attacking in any way, just that a point is trying to be made and, sometimes, the easiest way to present a point is to be blunt and direct. For posters like myself it's significantly worse to have nobody reply to a bet suggestion than somebody to say "shit tip, don't bet".