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David Lemieux is evens to beat Billy Joe Saunders, that's an extremely generous price for a number of reasons. Firstly the fight is in his home town of Quebec, a massive advantage in my eyes. Secondly he hits like a truck, harder than anyone BJS has faced by some distance. Thirdly, the latter's performances of late haven't exactly been stellar and his split with Jimmy Tibbs wouldn't have helped matters. Think even money is very good value.
 
Couldn't have been more wrong. Absolute masterclass from Saunders. Fittest I've ever seen him and switched on from the opening bell. Lemieux may hit but he never came close to troubling Saunders. Dominated from start to finish, didn't look like losing a round never mind the fight. On that form he'd be a proposition for anyone, GGG and Alvarez included.
 
I don't usually bet but got a tip of an unusually good price so have stuck a bit on.

Huesca, top of the Spanish Segunda Liga, are playing the 17th placed team, at home.

Huesca haven't won the league yet.

They're 9/2 for the win.
 
I don't usually bet but got a tip of an unusually good price so have stuck a bit on.

Huesca, top of the Spanish Segunda Liga, are playing the 17th placed team, at home.

Huesca haven't won the league yet.

They're 9/2 for the win.
It's probably a stitch up. Gimanstic need points to stay up, from past experience in these lower leagues i found the remaining few games untouchable because some teams roll over. Seville B are 4-1 at home to beat a team that can't win and don't have much to play for. Seville have been relegated a while back, but still win at home. It's a mine field, good luck!
 
It's probably a stitch up. Gimanstic need points to stay up, from past experience in these lower leagues i found the remaining few games untouchable because some teams roll over. Seville B are 4-1 at home to beat a team that can't win and don't have much to play for. Seville have been relegated a while back, but still win at home. It's a mine field, good luck!
Yeah, I get the impression there's something dodgy about it...too good a price, but worth a punt.

:)
 
Seville B are 4-1 at home to beat a team that can't win and don't have much to play for. Seville have been relegated a while back, but still win at home.
Instead of backing Huesca, i did Seville to win and both teams to score at 8/1. They were 4-1 just to win but as they always concede, i opted for score and win.
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Defo! It's certainly not a freak result as the match stats will confirm. There was a couple of suspect games in that league yesterday, Two own goals, a pen and a red card in one game alone. I think betting on the amount cards, sendings off, corners, throw ins etc sholud be banned. It's rife in lower league football, i read the betting syndicates involved find it easier to bribe players, owners and officials lower down the money tree.
 
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i read the betting syndiactes involved find it easier to bribe players, owners and officials lower down the money tree.

Makes sense. It's hard to bribe someone like Pogba on half a million a week or whatever, whereas if you 'only' earn 3 or 4 times the wage of a normal job, then relatively small amounts could be tempting.

The Spanish FA set a minimum wage in La Liga 2 recently of €64k. That's not very high at all in footballing terms. A well paid office job could easily pay more.

Not sure how many players were actually on less than that but you'd expect there must be some to implement a rule to mandate that minimum?

Scottish Premier League is an interesting one. The average wage is £3k/w. So £12k a month. A huge sum for a normal person, sure, but for a footballer playing in the top division in a country it seems a small amount. And this is the average, so there will be players on much less. Definitely within reach of bribes, there...
 
I don't usually bet but got a tip of an unusually good price so have stuck a bit on.

Huesca, top of the Spanish Segunda Liga, are playing the 17th placed team, at home.

Huesca haven't won the league yet.

They're 9/2 for the win.


I've usually found that if a price seems too good to be true there's probably a very good reason why. And the bookies are invariably aware of that :)
 
Defo! It's certainly not a freak result as the match stats will confirm. There was a couple of suspect games in that league yesterday, Two own goals, a pen and a red card in one game alone. I think betting on the amount cards, sendings off, corners, throw ins etc sholud be banned. It's rife in lower league football, i read the betting syndicates involved find it easier to bribe players, owners and officials lower down the money tree.
Huesca vs Nàstic game investigated for match-fixing

:mad:
 
No surprise, i don't have any sympathy for the bookies, I had a coupon on thursday with those odds on. They knew in advance something was fishy but didn't void it on the coupon. They only suspended betting when they got walloped.
Yep, defo. The price was too good, so they had to have known.

Cunts, all of 'em.

Any chance I get my money back ?
 
Small scale football gambling for the season.

7 teams picked:
Man City (not betting against the other "Big 6")
Liverpool (ditto)
Barcelona (not betting against Real or Atletico)
Real Madrid (not betting against Barca or Atletico)
PSG
Bayern Munich (not betting against Dortmund)
Juventus (not betting against Napoli, Roma, AC or Inter)

Once a week, weekends only - £5 accumulator consisting of all the above teams who are playing at home, subject to the bracketed exemptions.

Week 1 consisted of Liverpool (1/7) to beat Norwich and PSG (1/10) to beat Nimes. £5 is now £6.29.

Week 2 only has Bayern (2/11) to beat Hertha Berlin so doesn't return much, but most weeks have 2 to 4 matches and will probably run between 1/2 and evens. When I ran this over a full season (15/16) it eventually returned approx 17/1.

Of course, being a massive nerd I have a spreadsheet - fixtures completed up to week 20, copy available on request :D
 
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