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CapsLock20

The real mccoy 91 wrote: »

Not sure if it's common knowledge but the Wicklow final replay is set for Saturday week with the first round of Leinster 24 hours later so rhode could be value

Wasn't aware of that. Assumed the first round of Leinster was the following week.:o

Dickie9

Scotstown Ulster sfc
Ballygunner Munster shc
Small nipple a 12/1

Breaffy ht/ft 3/1
Castlehaven ht/ft 15/8
Small nibble

Last
Kinvara 1/1
Gort 3/10
Loughrea 5/6
Sarsfields 10/11

Dickie9

Dublin v underdogs 2mo tg4!

Dickie9

Mayo 2/1 for connacht sfc 2019 with boylesports...only 11/8 wi pp
Il be taking the 2/1 looks a nice bet barring injuries

spurshero

Dickie9 wrote: »

Mayo 2/1 for connacht sfc 2019 with boylesports...only 11/8 wi pp
Il be taking the 2/1 looks a nice bet barring injuries

Would have been a loser last 3 years . Will have to beat Roscommon and Galway . Price Probaly about right . Will def need 3 or 4 players to freshen up imo. Time waits for nobody and I think at least 3 or 4 of these Mayo players best days are behind them .

naughto

spurshero wrote: »

Would have been a loser last 3 years . Will have to beat Roscommon and Galway . Price Probaly about right . Will def need 3 or 4 players to freshen up imo. Time waits for nobody and I think at least 3 or 4 of these Mayo players best days are behind them .

Over 12 of the Roscommon team walked when macstay went so only Galway to beat def a good bet going on mayo for Connaught

spurshero

naughto wrote: »

spurshero wrote: »

Would have been a loser last 3 years . Will have to beat Roscommon and Galway . Price Probaly about right . Will def need 3 or 4 players to freshen up imo. Time waits for nobody and I think at least 3 or 4 of these Mayo players best days are behind them .

Over 12 of the Roscommon team walked when macstay went so only Galway to beat def a good bet going on mayo for Connaught

Was not aware of that’s . It’s a very fair price then . And on law of averages there due a win over Galway !

Dickie9

Cratloe ht/ft 2/1 Boylesports reckon they'll have too much for ballyea 2mo...

Cratloe by 3+

Absolute disaster off a weekend cratloe leading at half time

After half time they must Ave hit 20+ wides absolutely threw this game away sorry for any 1 that backed it!

Glenbhoy

CapsLock20 wrote: »

Good odds about Scotstown for Ulster and Dr Crokes are looking strong again. I think 7/4 is too short for Ballyhale. Kilmacud will probably be favourites if they win Sunday.

I've taken a few diff perms, Scotstown, Ballygunner, Ballyhale, Corofin for Connaught and Crokes.

Lot of trappy county finals on today, with dodgy 1/2 ish favs in many. Coleraine, Cargin, Gweedore, Mooretown all favs that I'd be happy enough to stay away from and opponents having live chances in all.
Also hear that Crossmaglen might not be worth the 1/6 that they're quoted at, but that's from a pessimistic cross man!!

All named teams won, hope nobody was put off - although Crossmaglen didn't have it all their own way. The Cargin game must have been a classic, well done to anyone who back under 10 pts for the total in that game. Cargin edged their near neighbours by 5pts to 4pts!!!

glanlea

East kerry -2 today I think. They have more room for improvement . Corofin-3 and moorefield-2 are two others that catch the eye

keane2097

Great shouts the other week from those who gave Dingle a chance of turning around their previous huge loss to East Kerry. They were unlucky not to win last weekend and are destroying them this weekend.

Bjwport

Lads are Rathnew -1 at 6\4 a bit of a steal?

They beat St.Vincents last year. Generally in GAA we know that the underdog gets one chance and about roughly 80% of replays (Couldn't find an official stat) are won by the favourite. I have noticed in many cases they also win fairly comfortably. Any opinion lads? I dont doubt that their opponents are good but they're not as experienced or as wily as Rathnew.

Same As

Same As wrote: »

Not sure they'll turn around an 18 point defeat in 4 weeks.

31 point swing in ~6 weeks as Dingle win by 13 against East Kerry today.

The real mccoy 91

Bjwport wrote: »

Lads are Rathnew -1 at 6\4 a bit of a steal?

They beat St.Vincents last year. Generally in GAA we know that the underdog gets one chance and about roughly 80% of replays (Couldn't find an official stat) are won by the favourite. I have noticed in many cases they also win fairly comfortably. Any opinion lads? I dont doubt that their opponents are good but they're not as experienced or as wily as Rathnew.

Not necessarily imo pats and rathnew are neighbours so massive rivalry and it is a sense of youth vs experience as pats very much had the legs on them add in that 4 or 5 rathnew players had a hurling final today as well as carrying a few knocks makes it a near impossible call for me. I thought rathnew would win last week but it was only pats going into their shell that let them back in it. You are right about only having one shot at a big team bit their legs could be going off the top of my head 6 or 7 of them are 30+ at this stage

CapsLock20

Glenbhoy wrote: »

I've taken a few diff perms, Scotstown, Ballygunner, Ballyhale, Corofin for Connaught and Crokes.

Lot of trappy county finals on today, with dodgy 1/2 ish favs in many. Coleraine, Cargin, Gweedore, Mooretown all favs that I'd be happy enough to stay away from and opponents having live chances in all.
Also hear that Crossmaglen might not be worth the 1/6 that they're quoted at, but that's from a pessimistic cross man!!

All named teams won, hope nobody was put off - although Crossmaglen didn't have it all their own way. The Cargin game must have been a classic, well done to anyone who back under 10 pts for the total in that game. Cargin edged their near neighbours by 5pts to 4pts!!!

Indeed yesterdays county finals proved to be trappy. Naomh Eanna and Clonoulty Rossmore were two spoilers.

CapsLock20

Bjwport wrote: »

Lads are Rathnew -1 at 6\4 a bit of a steal?

They beat St.Vincents last year. Generally in GAA we know that the underdog gets one chance and about roughly 80% of replays (Couldn't find an official stat) are won by the favourite. I have noticed in many cases they also win fairly comfortably. Any opinion lads? I dont doubt that their opponents are good but they're not as experienced or as wily as Rathnew.

The Wexford SFC final is a case in point. Favourites Shelmaliers kicked a late point to draw the first game before winning the replay by 16 points.

I backed Rathnew in the drawn game and each way for Leinster but I'd say that's as good as gone. They will have to play Rhode in Leinster 24 hours after the Wicklow final replay. Madness that this is allowed to happen. As the real mccoy said, the value may lie with Rhode to make the final now.

CapsLock20

Any posters with insight into Tinahely of Wicklow? They're away to Shamrocks of Offaly in the Leinster club IFC first round on Saturday. I think Shamrocks may be good value at 7/4.

The real mccoy 91

CapsLock20 wrote: »

Any posters with insight into Tinahely of Wicklow? They're away to Shamrocks of Offaly in the Leinster club IFC first round on Saturday. I think Shamrocks may be good value at 7/4.

Yeah I'm from Wicklow it was tinahealys first title since about 04 or so they were down from senior last year the intermediate wasn't great this year laragh were just up and reached a semi final carnew who the played in the final would be mainly a hurling parish who may have had half an eye on their hurling county final yesterday I didn't see it but from what I heard carnew kicked it away too. Tinahealy then spent the guts of a week on the beer too. Obviously quite hard to cross judge the form but you could be right I was suprised to see tinahealy as favs

CapsLock20

The real mccoy 91 wrote: »

Yeah I'm from Wicklow it was tinahealys first title since about 04 or so they were down from senior last year the intermediate wasn't great this year laragh were just up and reached a semi final carnew who the played in the final would be mainly a hurling parish who may have had half an eye on their hurling county final yesterday I didn't see it but from what I heard carnew kicked it away too. Tinahealy then spent the guts of a week on the beer too. Obviously quite hard to cross judge the form but you could be right I was suprised to see tinahealy as favs

True. It's hard most of the time to gauge teams in these competitions but can be interesting too. I'll never forget the time I backed Twomilehouse at 9/4 to beat Meath champions Drumbaragh in the Leinster junior. PP had Drumbaragh as 4/9 favourites based purely on their county's record in the competition. TMH went on to win the All Ireland. That was five years ago though. PP have raised their game since.

Shamrocks won the senior B championship in Offaly, beating Tubber in the final two weeks ago by 11 points. They played nine games to make the final and won each of those so worthy outright winners. Shamrocks have been knocking about the second tier since being relegated from senior in 2011. Offaly star Nigel Dunne is their main man at full forward. But Shamrocks are by by no means a one man team with Offaly goalkeeper Paddy Dunican and Alan Heffernan playing supporting roles inside. Dunican and Heffernan were part of the Shamrocks minor team from 2013 that won the A championship before going on to win the Eire Og Leinster tournament. Midfielders Johnny O'Toole and Andrew Delaney and wing back Gary Hutchinson were also part of their successful minor side. Shamrocks are a progressive club on both fronts and reached the SHC B final earlier this month.

CapsLock20

CapsLock20 wrote: »

Any posters with insight into Tinahely of Wicklow? They're away to Shamrocks of Offaly in the Leinster club IFC first round on Saturday. I think Shamrocks may be good value at 7/4.

Shamrocks into 6/4 now.

CapsLock20

I don't mean to take over thread but the curtain raiser at O'Connor Park on Saturday is between Offaly intermediate runners up St Brigid's and Meath junior runners up St Vincent's. So here you have two teams who haven't won their county championship meeting in the Leinster junior. St Brigid's were beaten by Ferbane's second string in the Offaly IFC final replay which was played on Sunday. They haven't much time to sober up and they won't be training this week. St Vincent's were beaten by a fairly strong Dunboyne second string in the Meath JFC final after extra time five weeks ago. They've had plenty of time to recover and are training for a crack at Leinster. No odds available yet but I'd expect St Vincent's to be short favourites.

Glenbhoy

Shamrock 2/5, shoite!! Went in to have a look but I think I'll leave them at that price. Good info though, we all know it mightn't transpire, but the logic seems good.

CapsLock20

Glenbhoy wrote: »

Shamrock 2/5, shoite!! Went in to have a look but I think I'll leave them at that price. Good info though, we all know it mightn't transpire, but the logic seems good.

Price gone and I missed out! Doesn't always come off but we'll wait and see.

Bjwport

Quick question lads. PP were accepting All-Star double bets for the whole summer this year (As long as it was 1 footballer 1 hurler) and I went heavy back in early July on John Conlon and Ciaran Kilkenny, Their website says in GAA rules section that All-Stars are "singles" only.
Does anybody know if I have much grounds to argue when I am paid at reduced odds (My stake will probably be halved). Its a bit of a joke I have a feeling that they'll say my bet is 2 singles but not until its confirmed that the 2 fellas have the awards.... Any opinion or anybody in a similar situation before? Thanks

Glenbhoy

Bjwport wrote: »

Quick question lads. PP were accepting All-Star double bets for the whole summer this year (As long as it was 1 footballer 1 hurler) and I went heavy back in early July on John Conlon and Ciaran Kilkenny, Their website says in GAA rules section that All-Stars are "singles" only.
Does anybody know if I have much grounds to argue when I am paid at reduced odds (My stake will probably be halved). Its a bit of a joke I have a feeling that they'll say my bet is 2 singles but not until its confirmed that the 2 fellas have the awards.... Any opinion or anybody in a similar situation before? Thanks

Is it online? What is expected layout etc?
If it's online and they've calculated a return on the accumulated odds, I'd say you've little to fear.
The reason why you can generally only do singles is because the outcomes are related if betting on the same sport. Shouldn't be any concerns with cross sport doubled. Also, if website allowed the double to be placed, then it's unlikely you'll have any issues as they write the code so as to ensure that can't happen.

Bjwport

Glenbhoy wrote: »

Is it online? What is expected layout etc?
If it's online and they've calculated a return on the accumulated odds, I'd say you've little to fear.
The reason why you can generally only do singles is because the outcomes are related if betting on the same sport. Shouldn't be any concerns with cross sport doubled. Also, if website allowed the double to be placed, then it's unlikely you'll have any issues as they write the code so as to ensure that can't happen.

Thanks for the reply. Yeah Conlon was 2/5 and Kilkenny was 4/7. Both favourites for player of the year so went a bit wild and "invested" a grand. The combined odds were 6/5. The cynic in me was thinking they would get awkward as they can do. Thanks. Some craic now if Conlon isn't picked for the All Star!

Same As

Bjwport wrote: »

Thanks for the reply. Yeah Conlon was 2/5 and Kilkenny was 4/7. Both favourites for player of the year so went a bit wild and "invested" a grand. The combined odds were 6/5. The cynic in me was thinking they would get awkward as they can do. Thanks. Some craic now if Conlon isn't picked for the All Star!

Read the first bullet in this post.

Dickie9

Any1 any info on Dingle v Dr crokes?

Whiteshorts1

Dickie9 wrote: »

Any1 any info on Dingle v Dr crokes?

In relation to something specific?

Dickie9

Whiteshorts1 wrote: »

In relation to something specific?

Thinking bout backing dingle!