Tips for Tikay

[Doobs]

Yep they like to change the goalposts

May be best if the lines are to high just to back all the unders for £30 each? (or more on the most ool?
)

Lewis U97.5 1.85
RVB U97.5 2.02

Whitlock U95.5 1.85
Chisnall U94.5 1.7

Taylor U101.5  1.7
Wright U97.5  2.02

MVG U101.5 1.85
Wade U97.5 1.6

Which are the stand outs?

As Fred Cornetto, I've done an acca

Barney <97.5
Chisnall <95.5
Taylor  <101.5
MVG    <101.5

Any mileage in the 180s?  PP offering evens on under 6.5 in both the Lewis/Van Barneveld and Whitlock/Chisnall matches.

[redarmi]

If you are going to do these you have to do them as multiples or else it takes away your advantage.  If the weather is still then the lines are probably just about right and doing them in singles you will only have a small advantage.

[TightEnd]

If you are going to do these you have to do them as multiples or else it takes away your advantage.  If the weather is still then the lines are probably just about right and doing them in singles you will only have a small advantage.

bwin aren't allowing multiples/system bets on these

singles or nothing

[tikay]

If you are going to do these you have to do them as multiples or else it takes away your advantage.  If the weather is still then the lines are probably just about right and doing them in singles you will only have a small advantage.

Ahh, understood.

It really sucks being a nit.

[tikay]

FAO TK about a player fouled out:

Each player in the NBA is allowed to do 6 personal fouls. If they commit 6 personal fouls, they are "fouled out" which basically means they are out of the game. The equivalent of a red card in football.

In you complain in-play for the referees decisions you get a technical foul which is a free throw to the opponent. I think technical fouls in the NBA don't count as personal fouls. In Europe they definitely count as personals. If you comment on the referee's decision post match you get a fine also. Paul George was fined $25k for critisising ref's decisions after game 4 against the Heat.

In the NBA you get a fine for every technical foul you commit. If you commit 16 technicals during the season you get a one match ban. For every two additional technical fouls received during that regular season, the player or coach will be automatically suspended for an additional game.

Thanks Greeky, I like that.

Now I get why Lebron was "nursed" after 5 fouls last night.

If only footballers would be so respectful to authority.

[tikay]

Oh my word.

I just went into my local PP shop and neither of the two staff on there know me.

It's almost as good as getting a brand new Bet365 account.

Merry Xmas, Lisa.

[GreekWay]

FAO TK about a player fouled out:

Each player in the NBA is allowed to do 6 personal fouls. If they commit 6 personal fouls, they are "fouled out" which basically means they are out of the game. The equivalent of a red card in football.

In you complain in-play for the referees decisions you get a technical foul which is a free throw to the opponent. I think technical fouls in the NBA don't count as personal fouls. In Europe they definitely count as personals. If you comment on the referee's decision post match you get a fine also. Paul George was fined $25k for critisising ref's decisions after game 4 against the Heat.

In the NBA you get a fine for every technical foul you commit. If you commit 16 technicals during the season you get a one match ban. For every two additional technical fouls received during that regular season, the player or coach will be automatically suspended for an additional game.

Thanks Greeky, I like that.

Now I get why Lebron was "nursed" after 5 fouls last night.

If only footballers would be so respectful to authority.

If I am not mistaken Lebron commited his fifth foul in the first minutes of the 3rd period, which means if he made his 6th foul anytime afterwards he would be out for the rest of the game. Knowing what Lebron means to the Heat their coach tried to protect him in case he needed him in the last few minutes of the match.

If the Miami coach decided to leave him in the court he wouldn't be able to defend properly as he would be out if he committed another foul. Bearing in mind Lebron marks Paul George who is best Pacers player and attacking threat that would mean PG's life would be extremely easy as he could drive to the basket or carry out any play, knowing Lebron can't foul him which means easy points by either finishing the play or going to the free throw line.

Makes even more sense now, isn't?

Regarding the last part, if footballers can't behave, the authority must make them behave. Imagine if getting a yellow card for complaining to the ref was a fine or for every 3-4 yellow cards a player got for complaining would mean a 2 match ban plus a fine of a decent amount depending on the league. This would make player complain less, wouldn't it?

[arbboy]

under lewis would be the nap.  Can't imagine that fat stokie fancying the 40 degree conditions too much

[JoeBeevers]

If you are going to do these you have to do them as multiples or else it takes away your advantage.  If the weather is still then the lines are probably just about right and doing them in singles you will only have a small advantage.

bwin aren't allowing multiples/system bets on these

singles or nothing

You can bet multiples providing you don't choose two players from the same match.

Some of them have shortened, Lewis U97.5 was 17/20 now 18/25

If they didn't void last year and are happy to take bets and reduce prices and not allow same match doubles I can't see how they can possibly make an argument to void anything. As this event happened last year and this is not the first time they have had these markets I would argue precedent.

[tikay]

FAO TK about a player fouled out:

Each player in the NBA is allowed to do 6 personal fouls. If they commit 6 personal fouls, they are "fouled out" which basically means they are out of the game. The equivalent of a red card in football.

In you complain in-play for the referees decisions you get a technical foul which is a free throw to the opponent. I think technical fouls in the NBA don't count as personal fouls. In Europe they definitely count as personals. If you comment on the referee's decision post match you get a fine also. Paul George was fined $25k for critisising ref's decisions after game 4 against the Heat.

In the NBA you get a fine for every technical foul you commit. If you commit 16 technicals during the season you get a one match ban. For every two additional technical fouls received during that regular season, the player or coach will be automatically suspended for an additional game.

Thanks Greeky, I like that.

Now I get why Lebron was "nursed" after 5 fouls last night.

If only footballers would be so respectful to authority.

If I am not mistaken Lebron commited his fifth foul in the first minutes of the 3rd period, which means if he made his 6th foul anytime afterwards he would be out for the rest of the game. Knowing what Lebron means to the Heat their coach tried to protect him in case he needed him in the last few minutes of the match.

If the Miami coach decided to leave him in the court he wouldn't be able to defend properly as he would be out if he committed another foul. Bearing in mind Lebron marks Paul George who is best Pacers player and attacking threat that would mean PG's life would be extremely easy as he could drive to the basket or carry out any play, knowing Lebron can't foul him which means easy points by either finishing the play or going to the free throw line.

Makes even more sense now, isn't?

Regarding the last part, if footballers can't behave, the authority must make them behave. Imagine if getting a yellow card for complaining to the ref was a fine or for every 3-4 yellow cards a player got for complaining would mean a 2 match ban plus a fine of a decent amount depending on the league. This would make player complain less, wouldn't it?

Thanks George, & yes, it all makes sense now. And helps explain PG's haul of 36 (?) points I suppose.

I loved the whole thing, to be honest.

When Kimber gets out here, I'll explain it all to him.

[GreekWay]

You can't imagine how big basketball is in Greece. If you want to learn anything on basketball, fire away.

The fact you don't know is that I am also an official referee (got my certificate before I left Greece) in amateur basketball leagues back in Greece. I used to referee anything from under 12s, under 16s, unders 18s to mens matches..

[Omm]

Leave it Tighty, the money seems to be coming for Lettice as she is now odds on across the board with Light Balance drifting to 15/8. No need to get involved. Usually when that happens the bookies are not wrong. Maybe the running order is known or someone has seen them practising for tonight. Thanks anyway.

[horseplayer]

You really cant blame him for being angry

[GlennDuskTillDawn]

Okay,

Probably setting myself up here:

https://www.betfair.com/sport/boxing/event?eventId=27149379

The 'When will the fight end market'...discuss.

[horseplayer]

No view but bigger available

http://www.oddschecker.com/boxing/carl-froch-v-george-groves/will-fight-go-the-distance