Tips for Tikay

[Peter-27]

Couple of F1 bet recommendations:

Points Finish - Sergio Perez @ EVS with Cwin. Can't really believe EVS is being offered on this. The Force India is clearly very quick here. Sergio did have a poor qualifying, but he was held up by Alonso (as was Raikkonen too), and that's why both of them went out in Q1. Due to grid penalties, Sergio will start 13th, and he should score points today. Suggest £20.

Group B (MAS/BOT/RAI/MAL) - Valtteri Bottas @ 13/8 with William & Kate Hill.

Raikkonen coming through the field could be a threat to this, but 13/8 is too high. Should be around 11/10. Suggest £10.

our bwin account is closed

anywhere else for this one?

Nope. Might be worth requesting the price on the exchange though? http://www.oddschecker.com/motorsport/formula-one/austrian-grand-prix/points-finish

Also, forgot to link you to the group bet, apologies! http://www.oddschecker.com/motorsport/formula-one/austrian-grand-prix/group-b This one is available with three hundred and sixty five too.

[TightEnd]

Couple of F1 bet recommendations:

Points Finish - Sergio Perez @ EVS with Cwin. Can't really believe EVS is being offered on this. The Force India is clearly very quick here. Sergio did have a poor qualifying, but he was held up by Alonso (as was Raikkonen too), and that's why both of them went out in Q1. Due to grid penalties, Sergio will start 13th, and he should score points today. Suggest £20.

Group B (MAS/BOT/RAI/MAL) - Valtteri Bottas @ 13/8 with William & Kate Hill.

Raikkonen coming through the field could be a threat to this, but 13/8 is too high. Should be around 11/10. Suggest £10.

our bwin account is closed

anywhere else for this one?

Nope. Might be worth requesting the price on the exchange though? http://www.oddschecker.com/motorsport/formula-one/austrian-grand-prix/points-finish

Also, forgot to link you to the group bet, apologies! http://www.oddschecker.com/motorsport/formula-one/austrian-grand-prix/group-b This one is available with three hundred and sixty five too.

21 Jun 2015 - Austrian F1 Grand Prix - Group Betting - Race - Group 2

Valtteri Bottas @ 13/8

Stake : £10.00
Estimated Returns : £
26.20
Transaction Reference:
O/0457483/0001359/F
Total Stake : £10.00

Unmatched on Perez at the moment

[Chompy]

Speith could so easily be out of sight, decent birdie putts missed at the last three holes.

We have various options, either leave things as they are, or green up. Can do whatever the big cheeses desire.

your call

Speith apart we have £90 of positions which look less likely to return than they did 24 hours ago

Is 3.3 the right price, too big or too short should be where we start?  The bookies are 2/1 best.

I am not much of a trader, but why do we green out on Speith, but not red out on Woods?   Easy now to say why we shouldn't have redded out on Woods, so see it more as a general principle discussion.

As far as I'm concerned the exchange price is always right in these spots. Some will have opinions that it should be one way or the other, but it's never 'incorrect' as such imo. Too much is traded by too many who know the sport inside out for it to be wrong.

This is the US Open, not something like Big Brother, where the prices are set by a few Specials rofflers in the absence of the former shrewdies who were shooed away by the Premium Charge.

In this spot it comes down to what the bet owner is happiest doing imo. There are always options. Entirely up to game veteran stayer Teak, third in yesterday's Queen Alexandra and unplaced in several Binion's Omaha comps.

We could let it ride and take the £789 freeroll, or lay £100 @ 3.3, for £569/£100, lay £200 for £339/£200, or stick £100 up at 2.0 and another hundo at 1.5 as insurance.

[BigAdz]

Speith could so easily be out of sight, decent birdie putts missed at the last three holes.

We have various options, either leave things as they are, or green up. Can do whatever the big cheeses desire.

your call

Speith apart we have £90 of positions which look less likely to return than they did 24 hours ago

Is 3.3 the right price, too big or too short should be where we start?  The bookies are 2/1 best.

I am not much of a trader, but why do we green out on Speith, but not red out on Woods?   Easy now to say why we shouldn't have redded out on Woods, so see it more as a general principle discussion.

As far as I'm concerned the exchange price is always right in these spots. Some will have opinions that it should be one way or the other, but it's never 'incorrect' as such imo. Too much is traded by too many who know the sport inside out for it to be wrong.

This is the US Open, not something like Big Brother, where the prices are set by a few Specials rofflers in the absence of the former shrewdies who were shooed away by the Premium Charge.

In this spot it comes down to what the bet owner is happiest doing imo. There are always options. Entirely up to game veteran stayer Teak, third in yesterday's Queen Alexandra and unplaced in several Binion's Omaha comps.

We could let it ride and take the £789 freeroll, or lay £100 @ 3.3, for £569/£100, lay £200 for £339/£200, or stick £100 up at 2.0 and another hundo at 1.5 as insurance.

Made me chuckle

[Tal]

No, Teak is next door. That's Teak A.

[TightEnd]

Speith could so easily be out of sight, decent birdie putts missed at the last three holes.

We have various options, either leave things as they are, or green up. Can do whatever the big cheeses desire.

your call

Speith apart we have £90 of positions which look less likely to return than they did 24 hours ago

Is 3.3 the right price, too big or too short should be where we start?  The bookies are 2/1 best.

I am not much of a trader, but why do we green out on Speith, but not red out on Woods?   Easy now to say why we shouldn't have redded out on Woods, so see it more as a general principle discussion.

As far as I'm concerned the exchange price is always right in these spots. Some will have opinions that it should be one way or the other, but it's never 'incorrect' as such imo. Too much is traded by too many who know the sport inside out for it to be wrong.

This is the US Open, not something like Big Brother, where the prices are set by a few Specials rofflers in the absence of the former shrewdies who were shooed away by the Premium Charge.

In this spot it comes down to what the bet owner is happiest doing imo. There are always options. Entirely up to game veteran stayer Teak, third in yesterday's Queen Alexandra and unplaced in several Binion's Omaha comps.

We could let it ride and take the £789 freeroll, or lay £100 @ 3.3, for £569/£100, lay £200 for £339/£200, or stick £100 up at 2.0 and another hundo at 1.5 as insurance.

as teak is asleep, most likely, for the next 12 hours, any call will have to be yours please

[Chompy]

Will leave then. One time Jordy, pappa needs new shoes. And choc ices.

[Omm]

Will leave then. One time Jordy, pappa needs new shoes. And choc ices.

Amen to that.

[TightEnd]

Austrian GP

Profit £59

Rosberg +£50. took the lead at the first corner, led to the end

Verstappen +£15. All three cars in this group with him retired

Hulkenberg +£14 finished ahead of Perez, and both Red Bulls on unusual strategies

Bottas -£10 finshed behind Massa

Nasr -£10 finished 11th

spreads

Force India 10 points making 31 for the season after 8 of 19 races. spread bet pivot is 69

McLaren none, 4 for the season, spread bet pivot 153

season bets

Rosberg 10 points behind Lewis for the championship (on rosberg at 4.0)

Vettel 84 points ahead of Ricciardo (on vettel in a match bet at 6/4)

Kvyat 17 points behind of Ricciardo (on kvyat in a match bet at 9/2)

 
Silverstone in a fortnight.

With mclaren struggling, and all non mercedes/ferrari cars under the cosh on engine/ relative pace we have a nice forward book

[horseplayer]

Peter you are seriously good

[MattyHollis]

Peter you are seriously good

Yes did not follow today's selections but saw the big buy on season points. Know nothing about F1 and hadn't ever watched a race before but was glad to see 6th & 9th for the Force India team today and the new spread showing 77-81.

Do we still expect more than this going forward Peter or will you be looking to close your position after a nice buy?

[Peter-27]

Kvyat 17 points behind of Ricciardo (on kvyat in a match bet at 9/2)

This is an interesting one. I was surprised to see Ricciardo pretty much dominate Kvyat early on, but Kvyat is definitely coming back. Pace wise, Kvyat has been quicker than Ricciardo recently - the battle should run for the duration of the season.

Peter you are seriously good

Thank you very much

Peter you are seriously good

Yes did not follow today's selections but saw the big buy on season points. Know nothing about F1 and hadn't ever watched a race before but was glad to see 6th & 9th for the Force India team today and the new spread showing 77-81.

Do we still expect more than this going forward Peter or will you be looking to close your position after a nice buy?

I expect Force India to score 125-150 points this season, so I very much doubt I will close the position at all

You've made my day knowing that I've got someone new into F1. Motorsport is my life, and I'm delighted that I am helping it gain in popularity

[MattyHollis]

Excellent, I did the same buy ££ as you although at 62 as opposed to the lesser line that you got. Will not be a pussy and hopefully enjoy seeing both drivers score points for the rest of the season - thankyou

[arbboy]

Peter you are seriously good

This. I haven't had a spread bet for 16 years. Your bullishness on this was off the charts.  Take this in the right way but you are one of the very few out there who is pretty clueless when it comes to the maths of betting but we can over ride that 10 fold just by your sheer knowledge of the sport.  Very very Impressive.

[Peter-27]

Excellent, I did the same buy ££ as you although at 62 as opposed to the lesser line that you got. Will not be a pussy and hopefully enjoy seeing both drivers score points for the rest of the season - thankyou

You're very welcome

Peter you are seriously good

This. I haven't had a spread bet for 16 years. Your bullishness on this was off the charts.  Take this in the right way but you are one of the very few out there who is pretty clueless when it comes to the maths of betting but we can over ride that 10 fold just by your sheer knowledge of the sport.  Very very Impressive.

You flatter me

The funny thing is that my mathematical ability is actually of a very high standard (in my opinion anyway!), but you're right, I am clueless when it comes to the maths of betting purely because I've never had to look into it. Maybe this is an area I should explore at some point!