Tips for Tikay

[tikay]

Well given they are all related contingencies if one of the bets was value then they probably all are. Or none of them are.

The jury must decide.

[tikay]

Sky's stylist off sick?

I beg your pardon, Camera/Cycling/Lady Skiers bloke?

Your point is what, exactly?

For the record, I chose that get up, & dressed myself.

[Ant040689]

Right you are lads on the Asian handicap, thanks, I made a mistake there. It is best priced at 946/1000 with Ladbrokes for Palace+2 for that and that remains a tip. The argument made in the initial post now applies to these odds, it has been amended.

[tikay]

Tighty,

I'll try & get the BETS thread up to date now. The last few days have been a bit chaotic.

 

[Marky147]

Van Persie out for a month, so we just need Aguero to ping his hammy and we can build the cushion!

[Ant040689]

One last tip from me Tikay, this one I doubt anyone else can help you much with. I tipped them pre season at 16/1, I didn't know then there was an each way market available which i am gutted about, but after having a decent enough look at them, 18 games in, I still think there is value in them and suggest Dulwich Hamlet 9/1 to win the Isthmian Premier League, £20 EW with Betway, 1/5 odds for top 3.

http://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/non-league/isthmian-premier/winner

At the moment here is how the table stands

http://www.footballwebpages.co.uk/dulwich/league

It could be argued that they are taking up a displaced 3rd spot despite being in 5th because of the games they have in hand.

They play a brand of football pretty unique to the league from what i know. Very short passes, building up slowly and beautifully from the back, and they seek to really dominate teams when they play them. They seem to be comfortable against the mid table to lower teams in the league, but have struggled against the better teams but that has been partly down to needing to bring in a new striker as their best one has a broken leg, plus they probably need to bring in a centre back to help solidify the defense, as I was witness to their 1-4 home defeat to clear league favourites Wealdstone and it didn't look pretty. Granted they dominated possession and looked on top for large periods, but they were lacking that sharpness that one or two new faces could help with. The manager has often been good in the past of bringing in quality to help the team, and despite some shaky form recently I see them pushing on from here.

As it stands the bet would effectively be a 4/5 shot of being in the top 3 with a freeroll if they were to come first and where they stand now, that isn't completely terrible, plus the odds have widened recently because of poor loss to Wealdstone that was a bit of a 6 pointer, but I think that will get shorter. They won the game after away from home 2-3 against mid table opposition, proving a nice bounce back had happened. The key to more consistent results comes with the introduction of one or two players, which I think will be inevitable. One of which he has already brought in, a guy who was on trial with Norwich recently has been getting a run out up front, Kemo Darboe.

One signing made at the start of last season was Danial Carr, who scored 24 goals and was snapped up by Huddersfield at the start of this season. He has a guy on the books now currently linked with three pro clubs in Xavier Vidal, and the best player in the team, currently in Erhun Oztumer, who would be a league player now if it wasn't for his 5'2 frame, despite that I would be shocked if he doesn't go to a pro team by season's end. This all goes to show the manager can be shrewd with the talented young players he takes on, two of those were discarded initially by pro teams, he plans to nurture them through first team football and make them valuable again with their added experience.

They have a manager who runs a great youth team academy in South London that churns out very good players of which he is seeping into the first team at the right opportunities. It is his day job and is called "The Aspire Academy" he uses the Dulwich Hamlet youth team as an academy side that trains 5 times a week and links in college around football like many pro scholarships do. Some decent footballers have arose recently from there, probably their most famous alumni is George Elokobi, but within recent years they have had a lot of players snapped up by Palace, Norwich and West Ham to name a few.

http://www.aspirefootball.co.uk/index.php?mo=profiles&team_id=9&gallery_id=10

He has that academy side set up to play the same style of football seen in the Hamlet first team to make the transition easier, which helps a lot.

I think their general ethos of how to play great football served them well to winning the league below last season and started with this year leading this league for long periods before key players got injured. I think the manager has the capability to bring in what is required and really mount a charge towards the end of the season, plus the muscle memory from winning last season cannot be a bad thing despite the rise in class of opponents.

[tikay]

One last tip from me Tikay, this one I doubt anyone else can help you much with. I tipped them pre season at 16/1, I didn't know then there was an each way market available which i am gutted about, but after having a decent enough look at them, 18 games in, I still think there is value in them and suggest Dulwich Hamlet 9/1 to win the Isthmian Premier League, £20 EW with Betway, 1/5 odds for top 3.

http://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/non-league/isthmian-premier/winner

At the moment here is how the table stands

http://www.footballwebpages.co.uk/dulwich/league

It could be argued that they are taking up a displaced 3rd spot despite being in 5th because of the games they have in hand.

They play a brand of football pretty unique to the league from what i know. Very short passes, building up slowly and beautifully from the back, and they seek to really dominate teams when they play them. They seem to be comfortable against the mid table to lower teams in the league, but have struggled against the better teams but that has been partly down to needing to bring in a new striker as their best one has a broken leg, plus they probably need to bring in a centre back to help solidify the defense, as I was witness to their 1-4 home defeat to clear league favourites Wealdstone and it didn't look pretty. Granted they dominated possession and looked on top for large periods, but they were lacking that sharpness that one or two new faces could help with. The manager has often been good in the past of bringing in quality to help the team, and despite some shaky form recently I see them pushing on from here.

As it stands the bet would effectively be a 4/5 shot of being in the top 3 with a freeroll if they were to come first and where they stand now, that isn't completely terrible, plus the odds have widened recently because of poor loss to Wealdstone that was a bit of a 6 pointer, but I think that I think will get shorter. They won the game after away from home 2-3 against mid table opposition, proving a nice bounce back had happened. The key to more consistent results comes with the introduction of one or two players, which I think will be inevitable. One of which he has already brought in, a guy who was on trial with Norwich recently has been getting a run out up front, Kemo Darboe.

One signing made at the start of last season was Danial Carr, who scored 24 goals and was snapped up by Huddersfield at the start of this season. He has a guy on the books now currently linked with three pro clubs in Xavier Vidal, and the best player in the team, currently in Erhun Oztumer, who would be a league player now if it wasn't for his 5'2 frame, despite that I would be shocked if he doesn't go to a pro team by season's end. This all goes to show the manager can be shrewd with the talented young players he takes on, two of those were discarded initially by pro teams, he plans to nurture them through first team football and make them valuable again with their added experience.

They have a manager who runs a great youth team academy in South London that churns out very good players of which he is seeping into the first team at the right opportunities. It is his day job and is called "The Aspire Academy" he uses the Dulwich Hamlet youth team as an academy side that trains 5 times a week and links in college around football like many pro scholarships do. Some decent footballers have arose recently from there, probably their most famous alumni is George Elokobi, but within recent years they have had a lot of players snapped up by Palace, Norwich and West Ham to name a few.

http://www.aspirefootball.co.uk/index.php?mo=profiles&team_id=9&gallery_id=10

He has that academy side set up to play the same style of football seen in the Hamlet first team to make the transition easier, which helps a lot.

I think their general ethos of how to play great football served them well to winning the league below last season and started with this year leading this league for long periods before key players got injured. I think the manager has the capability to bring in what is required and really mount a charge towards the end of the season, plus the muscle memory from winning last season cannot be a bad thing despite the rise in class of opponents.

Thanks Ant.

You must thing I'm being deliberately obdurate here (not something that comes naturally to me), but I don't have a Betway Account.

The next best offer is 7/1 with Bet365.

[Ant040689]

One last tip from me Tikay, this one I doubt anyone else can help you much with. I tipped them pre season at 16/1, I didn't know then there was an each way market available which i am gutted about, but after having a decent enough look at them, 18 games in, I still think there is value in them and suggest Dulwich Hamlet 9/1 to win the Isthmian Premier League, £20 EW with Betway, 1/5 odds for top 3.

http://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/non-league/isthmian-premier/winner

At the moment here is how the table stands

http://www.footballwebpages.co.uk/dulwich/league

It could be argued that they are taking up a displaced 3rd spot despite being in 5th because of the games they have in hand.

They play a brand of football pretty unique to the league from what i know. Very short passes, building up slowly and beautifully from the back, and they seek to really dominate teams when they play them. They seem to be comfortable against the mid table to lower teams in the league, but have struggled against the better teams but that has been partly down to needing to bring in a new striker as their best one has a broken leg, plus they probably need to bring in a centre back to help solidify the defense, as I was witness to their 1-4 home defeat to clear league favourites Wealdstone and it didn't look pretty. Granted they dominated possession and looked on top for large periods, but they were lacking that sharpness that one or two new faces could help with. The manager has often been good in the past of bringing in quality to help the team, and despite some shaky form recently I see them pushing on from here.

As it stands the bet would effectively be a 4/5 shot of being in the top 3 with a freeroll if they were to come first and where they stand now, that isn't completely terrible, plus the odds have widened recently because of poor loss to Wealdstone that was a bit of a 6 pointer, but I think that I think will get shorter. They won the game after away from home 2-3 against mid table opposition, proving a nice bounce back had happened. The key to more consistent results comes with the introduction of one or two players, which I think will be inevitable. One of which he has already brought in, a guy who was on trial with Norwich recently has been getting a run out up front, Kemo Darboe.

One signing made at the start of last season was Danial Carr, who scored 24 goals and was snapped up by Huddersfield at the start of this season. He has a guy on the books now currently linked with three pro clubs in Xavier Vidal, and the best player in the team, currently in Erhun Oztumer, who would be a league player now if it wasn't for his 5'2 frame, despite that I would be shocked if he doesn't go to a pro team by season's end. This all goes to show the manager can be shrewd with the talented young players he takes on, two of those were discarded initially by pro teams, he plans to nurture them through first team football and make them valuable again with their added experience.

They have a manager who runs a great youth team academy in South London that churns out very good players of which he is seeping into the first team at the right opportunities. It is his day job and is called "The Aspire Academy" he uses the Dulwich Hamlet youth team as an academy side that trains 5 times a week and links in college around football like many pro scholarships do. Some decent footballers have arose recently from there, probably their most famous alumni is George Elokobi, but within recent years they have had a lot of players snapped up by Palace, Norwich and West Ham to name a few.

http://www.aspirefootball.co.uk/index.php?mo=profiles&team_id=9&gallery_id=10

He has that academy side set up to play the same style of football seen in the Hamlet first team to make the transition easier, which helps a lot.

I think their general ethos of how to play great football served them well to winning the league below last season and started with this year leading this league for long periods before key players got injured. I think the manager has the capability to bring in what is required and really mount a charge towards the end of the season, plus the muscle memory from winning last season cannot be a bad thing despite the rise in class of opponents.

Thanks Ant.

You must thing I'm being deliberately obdurate here (not something that comes naturally to me), but I don't have a Betway Account.

The next best offer is 7/1 with Bet365.

Don't be silly about me thinking you are obdurate. I like the fact my tips get vetted, it is why I continue to put them out there, so others can offer advice and in response I can perhaps improve at seeking value. Even if you don't quite fancy it someone else might and in this case it is a matter of not having an account!

I actually waited on Betway to offer their odds today as I knew they would probably give me an extra value.

I wouldn't advise 7/1. If the place comes in at the end of the season you have a 2/5 bet rather than a 4/5 bet, which seems too big a difference to consider 7/1 with better out there.

[tikay]

One last tip from me Tikay, this one I doubt anyone else can help you much with. I tipped them pre season at 16/1, I didn't know then there was an each way market available which i am gutted about, but after having a decent enough look at them, 18 games in, I still think there is value in them and suggest Dulwich Hamlet 9/1 to win the Isthmian Premier League, £20 EW with Betway, 1/5 odds for top 3.

http://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/non-league/isthmian-premier/winner

At the moment here is how the table stands

http://www.footballwebpages.co.uk/dulwich/league

It could be argued that they are taking up a displaced 3rd spot despite being in 5th because of the games they have in hand.

They play a brand of football pretty unique to the league from what i know. Very short passes, building up slowly and beautifully from the back, and they seek to really dominate teams when they play them. They seem to be comfortable against the mid table to lower teams in the league, but have struggled against the better teams but that has been partly down to needing to bring in a new striker as their best one has a broken leg, plus they probably need to bring in a centre back to help solidify the defense, as I was witness to their 1-4 home defeat to clear league favourites Wealdstone and it didn't look pretty. Granted they dominated possession and looked on top for large periods, but they were lacking that sharpness that one or two new faces could help with. The manager has often been good in the past of bringing in quality to help the team, and despite some shaky form recently I see them pushing on from here.

As it stands the bet would effectively be a 4/5 shot of being in the top 3 with a freeroll if they were to come first and where they stand now, that isn't completely terrible, plus the odds have widened recently because of poor loss to Wealdstone that was a bit of a 6 pointer, but I think that I think will get shorter. They won the game after away from home 2-3 against mid table opposition, proving a nice bounce back had happened. The key to more consistent results comes with the introduction of one or two players, which I think will be inevitable. One of which he has already brought in, a guy who was on trial with Norwich recently has been getting a run out up front, Kemo Darboe.

One signing made at the start of last season was Danial Carr, who scored 24 goals and was snapped up by Huddersfield at the start of this season. He has a guy on the books now currently linked with three pro clubs in Xavier Vidal, and the best player in the team, currently in Erhun Oztumer, who would be a league player now if it wasn't for his 5'2 frame, despite that I would be shocked if he doesn't go to a pro team by season's end. This all goes to show the manager can be shrewd with the talented young players he takes on, two of those were discarded initially by pro teams, he plans to nurture them through first team football and make them valuable again with their added experience.

They have a manager who runs a great youth team academy in South London that churns out very good players of which he is seeping into the first team at the right opportunities. It is his day job and is called "The Aspire Academy" he uses the Dulwich Hamlet youth team as an academy side that trains 5 times a week and links in college around football like many pro scholarships do. Some decent footballers have arose recently from there, probably their most famous alumni is George Elokobi, but within recent years they have had a lot of players snapped up by Palace, Norwich and West Ham to name a few.

http://www.aspirefootball.co.uk/index.php?mo=profiles&team_id=9&gallery_id=10

He has that academy side set up to play the same style of football seen in the Hamlet first team to make the transition easier, which helps a lot.

I think their general ethos of how to play great football served them well to winning the league below last season and started with this year leading this league for long periods before key players got injured. I think the manager has the capability to bring in what is required and really mount a charge towards the end of the season, plus the muscle memory from winning last season cannot be a bad thing despite the rise in class of opponents.

Thanks Ant.

You must thing I'm being deliberately obdurate here (not something that comes naturally to me), but I don't have a Betway Account.

The next best offer is 7/1 with Bet365.

Don't be silly about me thinking you are obdurate. I like the fact my tips get vetted, it is why I continue to put them out there, so others can offer advice and in response I can perhaps improve at seeking value. Even if you don't quite fancy it someone else might and in this case it is a matter of not having an account!

I actually waited on Betway to offer their odds today as I knew they would probably give me an extra value.

I wouldn't advise 7/1. If the place comes in at the end of the season you have a 2/5 bet rather than a 4/5 bet, which seems too big a difference to consider 7/1 with better out there.

Thanks very much Ant.

In truth, I absolutely refuse to believe that anyone could consider me obdurate.

[JaffaCake]

Despite Fred's aversion for NBA betting, the current PP offer is too good not to take advantage of. Any game shown live on BTSport, PP refund any losing bets if there's a point scored in the final 10 seconds. When I first saw this offer I didn't think in general there's usually that many points scored in the last 10, as quite often a team will be so far behind that either team will just hold on to the ball and let time expire. However, I've bet a few this week, and I think 4 of the last 5 games has seen the refund kick in should u back a loser. I've either won or been refunded each of the past five, so time for Fred to get involved.

There's two live games tonight, Lakers + 12/5 @ OKC -12.5, Houston + 3.5 @ Golden State -3.5. The prices are 10/11, and PP prices are no better or worse than anyone else's, but the moneyback makes a big difference (sure Dooooooobs can quantify that much better than I). LA are without a point guard, all three injured, tho I think the massive handicap probably reflects this, and I wouldn't bet without the offer. I've backed OKC -12.5. In the other game I've gone Golden State -3.5. I think Fred should do that same, tho I honestly think if u bet the opposite u still get value it what is basically a coin toss.

http://www.oddschecker.com/basketball/nba/houston-rockets-at-golden-state-warriors/point-spread

As an aside, for anyone watching the game, I've gone over 5.5 Kobe Bryant assists, he's just back from injury and it's a risk, but he's gonna have to be the point guard (playmaker) a lot tonight with noone else fit and he's a history of big assists when he plays point. I've backed one or two other sub markets too, but I think the real value is in the offer PP have so just the handicaps really.

PS I bought RobS dinner a couple of weeks ago and I don't even get a fkin mention. Noted

[tikay]

Despite Fred's aversion for NBA betting, the current PP offer is too good not to take advantage of. Any game shown live on BTSport, PP refund any losing bets if there's a point scored in the final 10 seconds. When I first saw this offer I didn't think in general there's usually that many points scored in the last 10, as quite often a team will be so far behind that either team will just hold on to the ball and let time expire. However, I've bet a few this week, and I think 4 of the last 5 games has seen the refund kick in should u back a loser. I've either won or been refunded each of the past five, so time for Fred to get involved.

There's two live games tonight, Lakers + 12/5 @ OKC -12.5, Houston + 3.5 @ Golden State -3.5. The prices are 10/11, and PP prices are no better or worse than anyone else's, but the moneyback makes a big difference (sure Dooooooobs can quantify that much better than I). LA are without a point guard, all three injured, tho I think the massive handicap probably reflects this, and I wouldn't bet without the offer. I've backed OKC -12.5. In the other game I've gone Golden State -3.5. I think Fred should do that same, tho I honestly think if u bet the opposite u still get value it what is basically a coin toss.

http://www.oddschecker.com/basketball/nba/houston-rockets-at-golden-state-warriors/point-spread

As an aside, for anyone watching the game, I've gone over 6.5 Kobe Bryant assists, he's just back from injury and it's a risk, but he's gonna have to be the point guard (playmaker) a lot tonight with noone else fit and he's a history of big assists when he plays point. I've backed one or two other sub markets too, but I think the real value is in the offer PP have so just the handicaps really.

PS I bought RobS dinner a couple of weeks ago and I don't even get a fkin mention. Noted

Yo Jeff,

I'm not even sure I qualify for PP "Offers" any more, but I'll go take a look right away.

[TightEnd]

Mr 040489 is

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Unfortunately for him I'll still take Maidstone with their budget, lost one game all season, games in hand, +23 goal difference over Dulwich Hamlet cigars

Are we going to have Mr Bannan tipped every weekend until he assists? :-)

[JaffaCake]

yo teeks, think you're okay for this one, it's a general thing I think. Their live help is very good if u need to check anything (I just checked the second game counts as for some reason they don't have their MBS logo on it they do everywhere else)

[Doobs]

Despite Fred's aversion for NBA betting, the current PP offer is too good not to take advantage of. Any game shown live on BTSport, PP refund any losing bets if there's a point scored in the final 10 seconds. When I first saw this offer I didn't think in general there's usually that many points scored in the last 10, as quite often a team will be so far behind that either team will just hold on to the ball and let time expire. However, I've bet a few this week, and I think 4 of the last 5 games has seen the refund kick in should u back a loser. I've either won or been refunded each of the past five, so time for Fred to get involved.

There's two live games tonight, Lakers + 12/5 @ OKC -12.5, Houston + 3.5 @ Golden State -3.5. The prices are 10/11, and PP prices are no better or worse than anyone else's, but the moneyback makes a big difference (sure Dooooooobs can quantify that much better than I). LA are without a point guard, all three injured, tho I think the massive handicap probably reflects this, and I wouldn't bet without the offer. I've backed OKC -12.5. In the other game I've gone Golden State -3.5. I think Fred should do that same, tho I honestly think if u bet the opposite u still get value it what is basically a coin toss.

http://www.oddschecker.com/basketball/nba/houston-rockets-at-golden-state-warriors/point-spread

As an aside, for anyone watching the game, I've gone over 5.5 Kobe Bryant assists, he's just back from injury and it's a risk, but he's gonna have to be the point guard (playmaker) a lot tonight with noone else fit and he's a history of big assists when he plays point. I've backed one or two other sub markets too, but I think the real value is in the offer PP have so just the handicaps really.

PS I bought RobS dinner a couple of weeks ago and I don't even get a fkin mention. Noted

I never got any dinner and you want me to help?

Got no idea how many points are scored in the last 10 mins, but if they are the same price as others and we get the offer it looks like it must be a bit of value.  No idea if we qualify though.

Cheers

Ps dinners and top welcome.

[tikay]

Despite Fred's aversion for NBA betting, the current PP offer is too good not to take advantage of. Any game shown live on BTSport, PP refund any losing bets if there's a point scored in the final 10 seconds. When I first saw this offer I didn't think in general there's usually that many points scored in the last 10, as quite often a team will be so far behind that either team will just hold on to the ball and let time expire. However, I've bet a few this week, and I think 4 of the last 5 games has seen the refund kick in should u back a loser. I've either won or been refunded each of the past five, so time for Fred to get involved.

There's two live games tonight, Lakers + 12/5 @ OKC -12.5, Houston + 3.5 @ Golden State -3.5. The prices are 10/11, and PP prices are no better or worse than anyone else's, but the moneyback makes a big difference (sure Dooooooobs can quantify that much better than I). LA are without a point guard, all three injured, tho I think the massive handicap probably reflects this, and I wouldn't bet without the offer. I've backed OKC -12.5. In the other game I've gone Golden State -3.5. I think Fred should do that same, tho I honestly think if u bet the opposite u still get value it what is basically a coin toss.

http://www.oddschecker.com/basketball/nba/houston-rockets-at-golden-state-warriors/point-spread

As an aside, for anyone watching the game, I've gone over 6.5 Kobe Bryant assists, he's just back from injury and it's a risk, but he's gonna have to be the point guard (playmaker) a lot tonight with noone else fit and he's a history of big assists when he plays point. I've backed one or two other sub markets too, but I think the real value is in the offer PP have so just the handicaps really.

PS I bought RobS dinner a couple of weeks ago and I don't even get a fkin mention. Noted

Yo Jeff,

I'm not even sure I qualify for PP "Offers" any more, but I'll go take a look right away.

Thanks Jeff.


We got on both suggestions, we had £22 @ 10/11 each time. Flip those coins baby.

I can't actually see if I qualify for those Offers, but maybe we'll see later tonight.....

For future reference, & as I'm generally terribly restricted by PP, they were prepared to allow me £46.39 on both bets if I so wished.

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