GAA Betting

Any word on club games this weekend lads?

I like a treble in Galway

Tuam
Moycullen
Killererin

Paying about 7/2 now (was longer earlier in the week)

Would fancy a double in Mayo Inter too

Kiltimagh & Louisburgh
Pays around 13/10

I'm doing an acca on all Mayo SFC games: Ballintubber/Ballina/Ballaghadereen/Castlebar/Claremorris/Westport

Ballina obviously the longshot there, but surely the natural order has to reassert itself at some stage:P

iluvfatfrogs wrote: »

Very unlucky with ballina getting past Breaffy.... but requiring extra time to do so

Yep, and were apparently much the better team in normal time. The other ones all landed of course.

kilkennyboy wrote: »

Surprise announcement coming in Waterford..not what the media are peddling

Ex Kilkenny player?

Anyone offering odds on provincial club championships yet? Have looked around but don't see anything

kilkennyboy wrote: »

Contacted powers last week about a market on inter county hurling manager.
And they said the weren't doing one on Clare or galway and they would get back to me about Waterford.
Then this morning they come out and say they are suspending betting on galway manager. They never had a market on .bull**** artists

To be fair they definately had one up for next Galway manager in the early days of the position being open. Can't remember who was fav but Buff Egan was 200-1, that's the only reason I remember! Can't say how long they had market up for but I don't think it was very long.

Same As wrote: »

St Kierans possibly a bit of value in Kerry this weekend at 7/2 against South Kerry.

South Kerry haven't exactly set the world alight so far, while Kierans have been improving steadily and have some talented young players. While South Kerry might have more experience and may well win, I'd be happy to take a chance on Kierans at a price like 7/2.

Yeah - looks like a little bit of value here - I think Kierans are being punished a bit for the result against Crokes, but Crokes really look to be purring in their last few games. I'd have put Kierans at somewhere around the 5/2 3/1 region.

I also think there is some bit of value in East Kerry at 13/8 against Dingle.
8/13 looks short for Dingle here imo.

Value in Clare SFC final. Kilmurry Ibrickane are 7/4 in what is very much a 50/50 game. Local derby with the two clubs winning 2 championships apiece in last 4 years. Nothing to split them.

Boom__Boom wrote: »

I also think there is some bit of value in East Kerry at 13/8 against Dingle.
8/13 looks short for Dingle here imo.

Great shout here, dominated Dingle.

Boom__Boom wrote: »

Honestly I didn't think it would turn out as such a big win for East Kerry - I just thought Dingle at 8/13 was too short. The big thing for me was the quality of the supporting cast in the East Kerry squad compared to the Dingle squad.

Thanks to Cap_lock for posting Boyles having East Kerry at 2/1 - increased my stake when I saw that.

Couldn't believe how easy East Kerry won! All thanks to you as I followed you with East Kerry. Made up for missing out on Derrygonnelly.

ShortKickOut wrote: »

Value in Clare SFC final. Kilmurry Ibrickane are 7/4 in what is very much a 50/50 game. Local derby with the two clubs winning 2 championships apiece in last 4 years. Nothing to split them.

All my talk about them being so close, you'd think I would have back the draw but no!!

Had a glance at the odds for this weekend's games. I think Castletown are overpriced @ 5/1 with Boyles against Eire Og in the Leinster club SFC first round.
Wexford champions have a deplorable record in this competiton. But Carlow champions haven't exactly set the world alight either - one win since 2008 (Eire Og v Newtown Blues last year). Castletown have plenty of experienced players like ex- Wexford Anthony Masterson, Colm Morris and James Holmes and current Wexford Conor Carty, Ben Brosnan and Jonathan Bealin. Eire Og are littered with Carlow players but I don't think they should be 1/5 to win.

The real mccoy 91 wrote: »

Anyone any insight on ferbane? Don't know anything about them but 21/10 about st pats travelling up there could tempt me pats had to play Leinster the day after winning the county final last year but have had 2 weeks to prepare for this year and are moving very well

Ferbane are a young, up and coming side who had been knocking on the door at semi final and final stages over the past four or five years before finally winning the championship this year. They beat reigning champions Rhode in the final. Rhode were going for a first ever four in a row. I'd imagine that win will give Ferbane serious confidence and belief. Cian Johnson and Joe Maher are their star men in the forwards.

St Pats stood no chance against Rhode last year having only won Wicklow the day before. It was a disgrace that they were asked to play that game. They will be eager to prove a point I'd say.