NBL round 1?

Tough start bin....can't believe the Over didn't hit

Aaron Grabau presentation for 10 years service to the Taipans,

bau bau !!

 

 

Just blindly bet the under EVERY Taipans home game and I guarantee you'll be ahead through the course of the season

 

Their games just grind to a halt scoring wise in the 3rd and 4th quarters

Bad luck Binomial

YTD: 0-2  -3u

 

Ugly start.

 

 

Starting line suggested to be Barlowe, Ere, Mckinnon, Grizzard and Anstey. Arguably the best ever. Four of them are close to NBA standard for mine.

 

Even if they haven't gelled individual talent should be enough.

 

Excluding the imports which I don't know much about, Spirit will be better for martin being back, but apart from an injured Jason Smith they look same as last year.

withdraw arrogant claim than bookmakers don't know what they are doing at the start of the season and replace with binomial doesn't know what he is doing at the start of the season.

All 3 bets you lost could have gone your way, so not arrogance regarding incorrect bookie lines, but more a fact that successful gambing is a long term prospect...give it a few rounds and you'll work out the teams better.

 

P.S. Lines are set by someone(s) who have an 'opinion' on a game, thus we just have to figure out weather 'they' are correct or not.

YTD 1-3 -4.1u

 

Agreed re Souths mate

GL bin, took the Over as well, but missed your play on the Dragons

worthington with 5pts so far

 

7;28 to go, dragons lead 10-8

 

NZ seem well regarded by many primarily due to getting  CJ Bruton and Rick Rickert returning from injury. Sure CJ and Penny guard combo is possibly the best ever and Rickert ws impressive before he got injured, but there is not a great deal else for mine.

 

For reasons unknown to me they only appear to be fielding one import. Hard to be it could be the salary cap, no one seems to pay any attention to it.

 

Foreman was very ordinairy last season, but seems set to start again this season. Bruton will probably make him a better player, it would be hard not too.

 

Ronaldson was solid when not impressive last season. However, time marches on and I have to wonder when it will really start to show.

 

Lose Boucher get Vukona seems to leave a rebounding gap. Rest of the bench pretty much as was last year.

 

On the other hand Wollongong look alot stronger to me. They get Tait back from injury who was playing well at the start of last season as starting poing guard, but will probably come off the bench now. Plus they have added Saville, Rychart and Anthony Petrie from WS.

 

If they play hard like they did most of the time last season it wouldn't suprise me if they make the finals.

 

Saville broke his finger in practice but said he will play, no other players will be missing for Wollongong as far as I know. 11 points seems a handfull too many to me.

YTD 2-5  -6.2u

 

Unders have been the go so far, now the totals are coming down.

 

The shooting in the game between these two the other night was terrible at 57/157 combined for 36%. Redhage 4/15, Crawford 2/9, Worthington 5/15, Groves 2/10, Carter 0/7 were among the worst. 3p shooting combined was 16/56 29%.

 

On the other hand there were alot of free throws shot pushing up the score. However, I am betting that some of these players get their act together and hit a few more shots and push it over.

 

Perth have an impressive home record. However, their side doesn't look very balanced to me with too many similar type big guys in Redhage, Victor, Loughton and Knight. I think turning the scoreline around 20+ points in a couple of days will be difficult with their line up. Only playing a half though.

 

Looks good, good luck binomial