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Inatimate1
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 Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2007 12:38 am Post subject: Bet Of The Day 03.12.07 |
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This evening there are two teams on offer @ over evens which look like very good bets indeed, so here are my views...
The Bulls host the Mavericks and are 2.45 to win the match, this is a very generous bet considering the fact that Chicago are 3-3 at home, with the Mavericks 3-5 on the road, and considering the fact that they have quite comprehensively won their last 2 matches against Atlanta and Charlotte, they are starting to look like a team who can find form and are well worth a punt to beat the Mavericks, who have lost their last 3 on the road. More of a 50-50 match in my view so offering the Bulls to win at this price is definately worth backing in my view....
The other match focuses on Orlando travelling to Golden State to face the Warriors, with a very impressive 10-2 record on the road...
The factor which makes this more interesting is the 4-5 record which lingers over the Warriors at home, and there is no reason why Magic cannot win this match quite comfortably.
Golden State do boast a 6-0 record in their last 6 matches, and winning their last 3 at home, But two of those were against teams currently sitting on a less than 50% record on the road, with only the win over the Suns being a match against a side in the same "class" as Orlando. This will be a very very difficult match for Golden State to overcome and the 2.42 on offer for Orlando is a very nice offer indeed, despite the Warriors having a 9-1 record from their last 10...
Chicago Bulls to beat the Dallas Mavericks @ 2.45
Orlando Magic to beat the Golden State Warriors @ 2.42
2 Singles @ Level Stakes
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Irishmike23
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| Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2007 11:15 am Post subject: |
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West Brom to beat Coventry.
West Brom are at home, 2nd in the league and undefeated in 8 games.
The are playing a Coventry side who are about to go into administration
and who have reportedly asked their players to go unpaid over christmas.
Coventry also lost 4-0 to WBA at home just 3 weeks ago.
Should be a banker home win.
However odds of only 8-15 reflect that! |
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topbrewer
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| Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2007 7:31 pm Post subject: |
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i would think wisely about wba, they have a lot of influential players out, the BetterBet is wolves who are in form against a slowly slipping barnsley, wolves are 11/8
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topbrewer
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| Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2007 8:27 pm Post subject: |
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b.o.t.d. now is surely ac milan who are putting out a strong side against celtic
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Irishmike23
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TONY Mowbray names an unchanged side for the third successive game.
The only difference to the Baggies from Saturday's 1-1 draw at Crystal Palace comes on the bench where Jared Hodgkiss replaces Richard Chaplow.
Iain Dowie makes five changes to the side that lost 1-0 to Sheffield United at the weekend.
Arjan De Zeeuw and Stephen Hughes are left out altogether, while Dele Adebola, Ellery Cairo and Julian Gray drop to the bench.
Elliot Ward and Leon McKenzie are promoted from the dugout. |
Topbrewer WBA are fielding an unchanged side for the 3rd straight game.
They have injuries but they also have the biggest and probably the best
squad in the league.
They should still win and win well imho. |
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