Tips for Tikay

[Chompy]

Incred scenes!

Horsey for president.

[Doobs]

Amazing stuff horsey.  Letter from hills incoming

[Bazzaboy]

Too good Horsey, too good

[doubleup]

Incred scenes!

Horsey for president.

[4KSuited]

Horsey, a confirmed genius. TYVM!

[Tal]

Oi and another oi.

[horseplayer]

Oi fucking oi

[Nico29]

Legend u r horsey!

[TightEnd]

:-)

sorry mr sportingbet


tikay, i have to get that competition out of its slumbers....

[horseplayer]

Watched it in Ramsgate new look ffs with a buffering stream

[Marky147]

Haha, I bet they called the old bill, when you screamed the gaff down!

Incred stuff!

Congrats.

[RickBFA]

Thank you horsey!!!

[Peter-27]

Lewis not getting a lot of luck this year. going to going off second favourite for races soon for the first time in four years. can back him at backable prices then

decent qualifying for our bets rosberg,massa, perez

Bookies are silly when it comes to F1, Rosberg should have been the favourite for every race this season realistically. But, Hamilton is "more hollywood", and as far as I can tell, that's what they usually set their prices on - which is good for us I guess!

That image doesn't tell the entire story. Vettel has a five place grid penalty so Massa & Perez get moved up a spot too

It isn't because he is more Hollywood, it is because he is quicker.  Just very unlucky so far this year.  Will happily take an even bet every outstanding race after tomorrow, with a no result a push.  

That process is fundamentally flawed. Hamilton is the quicker driver overall, but not during the last six months, not at all. Lewis has lost his edge and Nico is dominant. There's no way Lewis should have been the favourite. Anyone with a technical understanding of the sport could have predicted this, and it will continue until around midway through the European races when Lewis will get his head back. I would have expected that the traders setting the F1 prices would have some understanding of the sport, but they really don't. Not just in this market, but nearly all of them, which is why we're able to make consistent profits. My personal ROI for Motorsport in 2015 was 71.32% over 283 bets, which is a representation of their inability to correctly price up the sport, isn't it? Maybe I'm wrong, I don't know, you're way more experienced than me when it comes to this stuff, so I would be curious to hear your thoughts.

[booder]

Too good Horsey, too good

[tikay]

Bloody nora, how DID you pick that pickle out of the jar?

Well done John, hope you had a good few bob on.