2007 world snooker championship.

hawker27

see the big one starts on saturday live coverage on bbc as always.
so who fanceys who to lift the title?,just looked at some of the prices on paddypowers and i see no value in o sullivan @ 3/1 + him and ding go at it in 1st round.

i reckon one of the following 4 could lift the title:ding 12/1,doherty nice 18/1,young robertson good player 16/1 and pigheads man peter the great ebdon @ 10/1.

well i have narrowed it down to those 4 players and if you fancey ding @ 12/1 you would need to back him before he plays ronnie,because if he some how beats ronnie he,s price will shorten rapidly.

Ghost Train

What about Steve Davis at 100-1

doherty at 18-1 sounds good

zuutroy

I dont' think Doherty has the consistency, but the long matches do suit him very well. The prices really dont reflect how wide open it is this year. Higgins and Ebdon have been playing terribly. Dott has a good year and is in with a good shout. However, in terms of value, I'd go for Robertson, and then Maguire e/w.

padraig_f

Yeah I've gone for Ding at 12/1. O'Sullivan was reportedly poor in the recent China open and think he could be vulnerable in the first round. Ding's odds are longer than they would be because he faces O'Sullivan in the first round but anyone who wins would probably have to beat O'Sullivan anyway, so I think there's some value there.

Bernard Hopkins

ive backed mick holt on the exchange for 40 odd quid,........
if he wins it will earn me over 18,000 euro.

going to lay him if he wins the first frame please god.

gooo oonnn HOLT !!!.......... get up - ya clipper dipper.

badbrian

I think Allen to beat Stevens tomorrow at 19/10 or thereabouts on Betfair represents a huge price. Stevens has had a terrible year and although he seems to go well at the Crucible it just seems too big a price to miss.
I'm on anyway.

zuutroy

zuutroy wrote:

However, in terms of value, I'd go for Robertson, and then Maguire e/w.

Looks like my Maguire bet's gonna come up. Did I do it, of course not!

Bernard Hopkins

think of the money you saved.