World Cup Betting
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World Cup Betting
I'm mainly on Brazil and Argentina to win it, and fancy Chile/Slovakia/Uruguay/South Korea/Serbia to do me well at bigger prices on Betfair, with a saver on Italy.
Can't be having England, France (wont qualify) or Spain, just slightly worried about leaving the Germans out.
Also like Di Natale and Gilardino of Italy to make a run at the Golden Boot.
Anyone else with any opinions?
Can't be having England, France (wont qualify) or Spain, just slightly worried about leaving the Germans out.
Also like Di Natale and Gilardino of Italy to make a run at the Golden Boot.
Anyone else with any opinions?
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Re: World Cup Betting
Mine:
Spain to win.
Ivory Coast as an outsider, worth a couple of quid at 40-1.
Golden Boot Winner will be either be David Villa or Wayne Rooney!
Spain to win.
Ivory Coast as an outsider, worth a couple of quid at 40-1.
Golden Boot Winner will be either be David Villa or Wayne Rooney!
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Re: World Cup Betting
Got Mexico @ 2.72 last night, fantastic price IMO. The SA home advantage is being overstated and as we all saw a few weeks ago Mexico are bloody good. Better than SA anyway, who are 82 in the world or something stupid like that.
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I disagree completely about this one, everyone and his mum tipping up Mexico here, but SA have got their act together a little bit and lets not forget that Mexico only qualified because of their home form. Home advantage a huge factor for SA here, and I reckon a draw at best for the Mexicans in a tight and low-scoring contest.Sara Pascoe wrote:Got Mexico @ 2.72 last night, fantastic price IMO. The SA home advantage is being overstated and as we all saw a few weeks ago Mexico are bloody good. Better than SA anyway, who are 82 in the world or something stupid like that.
Mexicans? More like Mexicants

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Sara Pascoe wrote:Got Mexico @ 2.72 last night, fantastic price IMO. The SA home advantage is being overstated and as we all saw a few weeks ago Mexico are bloody good. Better than SA anyway, who are 82 in the world or something stupid like that.
Well done, that was a really good bet.
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:Rdfc91 wrote:Sara Pascoe wrote:Got Mexico @ 2.72 last night, fantastic price IMO. The SA home advantage is being overstated and as we all saw a few weeks ago Mexico are bloody good. Better than SA anyway, who are 82 in the world or something stupid like that.
Well done, that was a really good bet.
I went for SA 1-0 with Tschabalala scoring the first goal, was seriously annoyed when Marquez scored :evil:
Re: World Cup Betting
Placed my BETS around NINE MONTHS ago...............so great odds
If all goes well, like the EUROS, I could get a a few grand back! OR NOT! :lol:
If all goes well, like the EUROS, I could get a a few grand back! OR NOT! :lol:
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Re: World Cup Betting
A bloke I know bet 1k on Spain winning month and months back, if he wins... 30k return, not bad return for 5-6 games of football