2009 IPL Cricket Season
Already laid a bit of KKR on betfair, this is far from over IMO. Tough wicket to bat on and if Rajasthan get a couple of early wickets we have a game.
Already laid a bit of KKR on betfair, this is far from over IMO. Tough wicket to bat on and if Rajasthan get a couple of early wickets we have a game.
rod, just curious, with your pre game picks do you lay off at any stage with view to trade or just let it run?
If ever I get a chance to green up on both sides (pretty much 90% of the games have allowed me to do so as that is the nature of T20) I do so.
As I mentioned in one of my earlier posts in this thread, T20 = traders dream. The number of price fluctuations in a 40 over span is mind boggling. As we spreak KKR now 1.60, I laid them at 1.05 at the change of innings. Can it get any easier? ![]()
rod, just curious, with your pre game picks do you lay off at any stage with view to trade or just let it run?
If ever I get a chance to green up on both sides (pretty much 90% of the games have allowed me to do so as that is the nature of T20) I do so.
As I mentioned in one of my earlier posts in this thread, T20 = traders dream. The number of price fluctuations in a 40 over span is mind boggling. As we spreak KKR now 1.60, I laid them at 1.05 at the change of innings. Can it get any easier? ![]()
First semi-final played tonight.
Been a great tournament for me so not bothering to be conservative come business end of the tournament, max bet.
Hyderabad ML over Delhi - (+110) (5)
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First semi-final played tonight.
Been a great tournament for me so not bothering to be conservative come business end of the tournament, max bet.
Hyderabad ML over Delhi - (+110) (5)
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That's the nature of T20 dazza, Delhi the standout team whole competition yet were at the mercy of one devastating innings which has pretty much made their regular season count for nothing
In a knockout scenario you always have to back the team with more matchwinner and fade teams that love to choke. Delhi did exactly the same thing in last year's SF ![]()
That's the nature of T20 dazza, Delhi the standout team whole competition yet were at the mercy of one devastating innings which has pretty much made their regular season count for nothing
In a knockout scenario you always have to back the team with more matchwinner and fade teams that love to choke. Delhi did exactly the same thing in last year's SF ![]()
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