Tips for Tikay

[Stopsleyhatter]

Leicester v Liverpool worth over 2.5 goals for a bit of thread interest £20?

[TightEnd]

Leicester v Liverpool worth over 2.5 goals for a bit of thread interest £20?

why is it value at 8/11?

http://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/premier-league/leicester-v-liverpool/total-goals-over-under

(Leicester don't score goals, i know i watch most of the games with them not scoring goals)

(Liverpool minus Sturridge haven't scored more than 1 goal in a league game since 19 oct

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/teams/liverpool/results)

[Stopsleyhatter]

No value whatsoever think both teams will be going for the win and £20 overs gives the thread an interest in the game.

[Marky147]

No value whatsoever think both teams will be going for the win and £20 overs gives the thread an interest in the game.

Get your kevlar on, Stopsley

[DungBeetle]

Haha - incoming fire imminent!

[TightEnd]

ha, no need for that

value, mispricings, angles..thats the name of the game for the thread stopsley

we could have interests in every game in every sport every night, but no need unless we've spotted something out of the norm

[TightEnd]

in a few weeks time its the PDC World Championship

the draw was today

William Hill World Darts Championship
First Round Draw
Michael van Gerwen (1) v Joe Cullen
Stuart Kellett (32) v Viljanen/Stein
Terry Jenkins (16) v John Weber
Justin Pipe (17) v Lawrence Ryder
Dave Chisnall ( v Ryan De Vreede
Paul Nicholson (25) v Benito van de Pas
Robert Thornton (9) v Andrew Gilding
Ronnie Baxter (24) v Mackenzie/Gurney
Peter Wright (5) v Gerwen Price
Andy Smith (28) v Ronny Huybrechts
Andy Hamilton (12) v Dave Richardson
Steve Beaton (21) v Kyle Anderson
Gary Anderson (4) v McGrath/Kirchner
Jelle Klaasen (29) v Christian Kist
Wes Newton (13) v Perez/Reyes
Kevin Painter (20) v Koltsov/Muramatsu
Phil Taylor (2) v Jyhan Artut
Mark Webster (31) v Ron Meulenkamp
Ian White (15) v Haavisto/Michael
Kim Huybrechts (18) v Mickey Mansell
Simon Whitlock (7) v Darren Webster
Dean Winstanley (26) v Wayne Jones
Mervyn King (10) v Max Hopp
Vincent van der Voort (23) v John Henderson
James Wade (6) v Jamie Lewis
Stephen Bunting (27) v Wattimena/Marijanovic
Brendan Dolan (11) v Arendse/Hon
Michael Smith (22) v Mensur Suljovic
Adrian Lewis (3) v David Pallett
John Part (30) v Keegan Brown
Raymond van Barneveld (14) v Rowby-John Rodriguez
Jamie Caven (19) v Jason Hogg

Preliminary Round Draw
Christian Perez (Philippines) v Cristo Reyes (Spain)
Jani Haavisto (Finland) v John Michael (Greece)
Nolan Arendse (South Africa) v Alex Hon (Hong Kong)
Boris Koltsov (Russia) v Haruki Muramatsu (Japan)
Kim Viljanen (Finland) v Sascha Stein (Germany)
Mark McGrath (New Zealand) v Scott Kirchner (USA)
Jermaine Wattimena (Netherlands) v Robert Marijanovic (Croatia)
Scott Mackenzie (Hong Kong) v Daryl Gurney (Northern Ireland)


We have two big price positions on Bunting, who is seeded to face Wade in the second round, and is in Lewis's quarter and Taylor's half

that looks a rough draw does it not?


for the darts team, does the draw throuw up anything else?

http://www.oddschecker.com/darts/pdc-world-championship

[TightEnd]

cycling team:

Chris Froome has today said the Tour de France will be his "main focus" in 2015 and his odds have subsequently been cut in places.

Coral now have the 2013 winner as their 9/4 favourite, but 100/30 at a green irish non bookie.

In what currently "looks set to be one of the most competitive Tours in recent memory", former champion Alberto Contador and Colombian climber Nairo Quintana, winner of this year's Giro d'Italia, are 3/1

This year's Tour de France winner Vincenzo Nibali is out to a top price of 11/2

[DungBeetle]

"we could have interests in every game in every sport every night"

Have you been looking at my spreadbetting account Tighty? 

[Tal]

Great draw for Peter Wright now. Here's his quarter (MvG in the quarter he'd play against if successful):

5 Peter Wright v 28 Andy Smith
12 Andy Hamilton v 21 Steve Beaton

4 Gary Anderson v 29 Jelle Klaasen
13 Wes Newton v 20 Kevin Painter

40/1 about. Lightning striking twice?

[cheapwetsuit]

cycling team:

Chris Froome has today said the Tour de France will be his "main focus" in 2015 and his odds have subsequently been cut in places.

Coral now have the 2013 winner as their 9/4 favourite, but 100/30 at a green irish non bookie.

In what currently "looks set to be one of the most competitive Tours in recent memory", former champion Alberto Contador and Colombian climber Nairo Quintana, winner of this year's Giro d'Italia, are 3/1

This year's Tour de France winner Vincenzo Nibali is out to a top price of 11/2

The TdF is still miles away, and I can't see the prices changing that much till a few weeks out, so no need to lock up funds just yet. Saying that, Nibali is getting closer to a price where I'd be willing to back him, given that there will be yet another cobbled stage early on in this year's Tour. What I'm really waiting to see though, is what Sky have planned for new signing Leopold Konig, and if Froome will do a Giro/Tour double. But it's still early doors yet ... the Tour Down Under doesn't kick off till late January, and I'm still hibernating.

[Bazzaboy]

in a few weeks time its the PDC World Championship

the draw was today

William Hill World Darts Championship
First Round Draw
Michael van Gerwen (1) v Joe Cullen
Stuart Kellett (32) v Viljanen/Stein
Terry Jenkins (16) v John Weber
Justin Pipe (17) v Lawrence Ryder
Dave Chisnall ( v Ryan De Vreede
Paul Nicholson (25) v Benito van de Pas
Robert Thornton (9) v Andrew Gilding
Ronnie Baxter (24) v Mackenzie/Gurney
Peter Wright (5) v Gerwen Price
Andy Smith (28) v Ronny Huybrechts
Andy Hamilton (12) v Dave Richardson
Steve Beaton (21) v Kyle Anderson
Gary Anderson (4) v McGrath/Kirchner
Jelle Klaasen (29) v Christian Kist
Wes Newton (13) v Perez/Reyes
Kevin Painter (20) v Koltsov/Muramatsu
Phil Taylor (2) v Jyhan Artut
Mark Webster (31) v Ron Meulenkamp
Ian White (15) v Haavisto/Michael
Kim Huybrechts (18) v Mickey Mansell
Simon Whitlock (7) v Darren Webster
Dean Winstanley (26) v Wayne Jones
Mervyn King (10) v Max Hopp
Vincent van der Voort (23) v John Henderson
James Wade (6) v Jamie Lewis
Stephen Bunting (27) v Wattimena/Marijanovic
Brendan Dolan (11) v Arendse/Hon
Michael Smith (22) v Mensur Suljovic
Adrian Lewis (3) v David Pallett
John Part (30) v Keegan Brown
Raymond van Barneveld (14) v Rowby-John Rodriguez
Jamie Caven (19) v Jason Hogg

Preliminary Round Draw
Christian Perez (Philippines) v Cristo Reyes (Spain)
Jani Haavisto (Finland) v John Michael (Greece)
Nolan Arendse (South Africa) v Alex Hon (Hong Kong)
Boris Koltsov (Russia) v Haruki Muramatsu (Japan)
Kim Viljanen (Finland) v Sascha Stein (Germany)
Mark McGrath (New Zealand) v Scott Kirchner (USA)
Jermaine Wattimena (Netherlands) v Robert Marijanovic (Croatia)
Scott Mackenzie (Hong Kong) v Daryl Gurney (Northern Ireland)


We have two big price positions on Bunting, who is seeded to face Wade in the second round, and is in Lewis's quarter and Taylor's half

that looks a rough draw does it not?


for the darts team, does the draw throuw up anything else?

http://www.oddschecker.com/darts/pdc-world-championship

We have run pretty bad with Bunting. He should have been seeded 28th and played Wright in the 2nd round who he holds a 4-0 h2h record against this year. Wright has struggled in the last 6 months and was the weak link the the top 6. Had he got through that he would have been seeded for face Hamilton or Beaton who have struggled all year. Essentially the easiest draw he could have got given he was always going to be seeded in the high 20s. However Richie Burnett was kicked out yesterday which meant Bunting moved up one spot and got a significantly harder draw.

[Stopsleyhatter]

ha, no need for that

value, mispricings, angles..thats the name of the game for the thread stopsley

we could have interests in every game in every sport every night, but no need unless we've spotted something out of the norm

Haha no probs out of interest how do you rate the Bills secondary? Like the look of the Bills +10 that you mentioned @ Denver]

[TightEnd]

ha, no need for that

value, mispricings, angles..thats the name of the game for the thread stopsley

we could have interests in every game in every sport every night, but no need unless we've spotted something out of the norm

Haha no probs out of interest how do you rate the Bills secondary? Like the look of the Bills +10 that you mentioned @ Denver]

I rate the Bills front 7 (dareus at NT especially)

if you can pressure the quarterback and stop the run you can cover up weaknesses in your secondary because the opposing QB won't have the time to pick you apart

obviously you have to fear Manning and his receiving options, but it didn't strike me that this bills defense/team should be priced to spot any other team a ten point start

[Tonji]

cycling team:

Chris Froome has today said the Tour de France will be his "main focus" in 2015 and his odds have subsequently been cut in places.

Coral now have the 2013 winner as their 9/4 favourite, but 100/30 at a green irish non bookie.

In what currently "looks set to be one of the most competitive Tours in recent memory", former champion Alberto Contador and Colombian climber Nairo Quintana, winner of this year's Giro d'Italia, are 3/1

This year's Tour de France winner Vincenzo Nibali is out to a top price of 11/2

The TdF is still miles away, and I can't see the prices changing that much till a few weeks out, so no need to lock up funds just yet. Saying that, Nibali is getting closer to a price where I'd be willing to back him, given that there will be yet another cobbled stage early on in this year's Tour. What I'm really waiting to see though, is what Sky have planned for new signing Leopold Konig, and if Froome will do a Giro/Tour double. But it's still early doors yet ... the Tour Down Under doesn't kick off till late January, and I'm still hibernating.

yep, in Alpine Ski mode here 

But, I'll be keeping an eye out on the French guys Pinot & Bardet next year...