Posted:
#26
Quote Originally Posted by RandySee:
No need for this sh!t... Ignore him Freddie. Your 80% record over the past 4 weeks is better than this guy will ever hit in his life..
NBL/WNBL Rd 12
Posted:
#30
Quote Originally Posted by wiwaldo11:
Fred what do you think of Kings to win with Childress back? If Garlepp can keep Goulding quiet this could be a great value
Fred what do you think of Kings to win with Childress back? If Garlepp can keep Goulding quiet this could be a great value
Mate, I'm not so sure. Last time Childress came back the Kings lost ands there's a bit of a revenge angle for Melbourne. My honest answer is I'd stay away from picking a side. The best value looks to be with a totals play. Good luck
Posted:
#31
NBL: 26-12
NBL: Sydney/Melbourne total over 175.5
I hate going against Ozzie but I can't ignore this low total. Yes the line is fishy and I'm guessing that the books are betting more on the complexities of the Olympic Park court rather than the abilities of both teams to score. The offensive potential in this matchup can't be denied, all 3 games have gone over this total with ease and the only question I have is whether Olympic Park will play as well as the Kingdome. I like that the Tigers have their confidence up and there's also a revenge angle in play for them so we should see them shooting well. The Kings have the oft injured Josh Childress back which is an instant injection of offence for them. I'm not over thinking things too much here, I'm going to take the books on with this one.
Posted:
#36
Quote Originally Posted by blind_freddie:
Thanks mate 
A little bittersweet. I don't like going against my mates but my gut was telling me to play the over. Good to bounce back from the last loss.
That's why I advised the others to bet in live, sometimes in live betting you get a line that you would never get before the game ... the high line of 200.5 was quite a better one than 175.5:
https://www.covers.com/postingforum/POST01/showmessage.aspx?spt=32196&sub=102217557
See post #15 in that link.
Posted:
#40
NBL: NZ Breakers -2.5
Early play for me due to work commitments. This one is a fade of the Taipans minus Martel Starks. He hasn't exactly been MVP material but he has dragged the snakes across the line on numerous occasions at home this season. Without him they will have to find 13 points and a bunch of assists from someone else. It was going to be a tough one even with Starks in the lineup but now he's out I can't see NZ losing here.
Posted:
#46
A bit pushed for time today so I won't be able to elaborate on these picks too much but here they are,
WNBL: SEQ -5.5
The Stars have looked a lot better in their last few outings and they are at home here with a reasonably small spread to cover. This pick is also a fade on Dande's poor road form this season (1-5 last six).
NBL: Sydney pk
As bad as they've been I still think Sydney are a pretty good bet at home against one of the leagues worst performing road teams in Cairns.
Posted:
#50
Quote Originally Posted by blind_freddie:
A bit pushed for time today so I won't be able to elaborate on these picks too much but here they are,
A bit pushed for time today so I won't be able to elaborate on these picks too much but here they are,
WNBL: SEQ -5.5
The Stars have looked a lot better in their last few outings and they are at home here with a reasonably small spread to cover. This pick is also a fade on Dande's poor road form this season (1-5 last six).
NBL: Sydney pk
As bad as they've been I still think Sydney are a pretty good bet at home against one of the leagues worst performing road teams in Cairns.
Childress big boost so far. Thanks nailed 1st half Kings. 
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