Tips for Tikay

[arbboy]

Had a little flutter preseason on the Championship handicap in a Coral shop.Any idea where i can view the finishing positions ?

I have got the racing post pre season pull out at home (i am not at home at minute) with all the coral original hcaps in.  Can post when i get home in a couple of days.

[Chompy]

Can you stick Hills' PL handicaps up too arb?

[arbboy]

Can you stick Hills' PL handicaps up too arb?

Sure will whats app you a copy of the photo of the hcap price wise table in the pull out.  Will probably be thursday before i am back home.

[booder]

Had a little flutter preseason on the Championship handicap in a Coral shop.Any idea where i can view the finishing positions ?

I have got the racing post pre season pull out at home (i am not at home at minute) with all the coral original hcaps in.  Can post when i get home in a couple of days.

cheers Arb

[tikay]

Seeing as the thread has binked £1200 today....scores on the doors anyone?

Year to Date

Profit of £1362.77
ROI of 40.4%
73 bets

Top sports

Football +£1514 ROI 83%
Golf +£238
Snooker +100

Bottom Sports

Horses -£238
Basketball -£225
MMA -£85

Lifetime since Jan 12

Profit of £14962.51
ROI of 9.11%
5407 bets

Top Sports

Football +£7414 at 15% ROI
Horses +£2218 at 4% ROI
Misc +£2012 at 23%
Motor Sport +£1140 at 12%
Cricket +£1096 at 10%

I've been away working all weekend, & noticed that nobody commented or replied to this Tighty.

These 2 numbers blew me away;

Year to date, 73 bets, ROI 40%.

OK, sample size & all that, but still pretty neat.

Lifetime, over a sample size of 5,407 bets, a ROI of 9.11%

9.11%? Wowzer.

I expect someone will tell us that's nothing special, but it looks pretty damn good to me, especially as blonde membership is free, & so is Fred.  

It really behoves us, & is in the interest of all of us, to look after this place.  

Your efforts are really appreciated Tighty, thank you, as are the efforts by all those who help us get on.

[horseplayer]

9.11% is more than impressive

well done all

[horseplayer]

This might interest some, football league tables via expected points via closing prices with Pinnacle.

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[Chompy]

Winning at all over time is decent, anything around 10% is good.

[horseplayer]

Simon Grayson turns down new contract at Bradford.

The fact he turned down a longer deal despite not doing very well really says a lot, big rumours that the playing budget is being halved next season. Will be interesting to see relegation prices when they are released

[bergeroo]

If you were the Swansea manager would you be playing for a draw tonight? knowing you have got Stoke at home last game and Saints are playing Man City... And Huddersfield to play Chelsea and Arsenal.

[Chompy]

Simon Grayson turns down new contract at Bradford.

The fact he turned down a longer deal despite not doing very well really says a lot, big rumours that the playing budget is being halved next season. Will be interesting to see relegation prices when they are released

Crazy scenes given their average attendences. They should be forced to spend some of what they have on that disgrace of a pitch. Likewise Rochdale, Blackpool, Doncaster. There are some disgraceful pitches in L1.

Sunderland at 5-1+ is golden isn't it? Debts wiped out and huge parachute, plus some really good young players coming through. Chris Wilder is a very short price to take over too.

[tikay]

If you were the Swansea manager would you be playing for a draw tonight? knowing you have got Stoke at home last game and Saints are playing Man City... And Huddersfield to play Chelsea and Arsenal.

Possibly, but it's harder to play for a draw than to win sometimes.

The prices certainly seem a bit unusual;

Swansea 23/10

Southampton 13/10

Draw - 23/10

https://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/premier-league/swansea-v-southampton/winner

[horseplayer]

Simon Grayson turns down new contract at Bradford.

The fact he turned down a longer deal despite not doing very well really says a lot, big rumours that the playing budget is being halved next season. Will be interesting to see relegation prices when they are released

Crazy scenes given their average attendences. They should be forced to spend some of what they have on that disgrace of a pitch. Likewise Rochdale, Blackpool, Doncaster. There are some disgraceful pitches in L1.

Sunderland at 5-1+ is golden isn't it? Debts wiped out and huge parachute, plus some really good young players coming through. Chris Wilder is a very short price to take over too.

Seems fair like you say some very good youngsters would like a better idea of the squad before committing mind. If Wilder goes that tells you money will be spent

[horseplayer]

Click to see full-size image.

Simple this game

[ripple11]

If you were the Swansea manager would you be playing for a draw tonight? knowing you have got Stoke at home last game and Saints are playing Man City... And Huddersfield to play Chelsea and Arsenal.

Possibly, but it's harder to play for a draw than to win sometimes.

The prices certainly seem a bit unusual;

Swansea 23/10

Southampton 13/10

Draw - 23/10

https://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/premier-league/swansea-v-southampton/winner

I thought Swansea were pretty poor last week against B'mouth. Dont think they will beat Saints, so a point is probably their best bet going into the last game.