GAA Betting

Same As · 20-10-2019 8:46am

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 · 20-10-2019 1:10pm

Same As wrote: »

Great shout here, dominated Dingle.

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.

CapsLock20 · 21-10-2019 2:13pm

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.

armaghlad · 22-10-2019 12:08pm

armaghlad wrote: »

Not sure. Derrygonnelly haven’t really made any impact at Ulster despite dominating Fermanagh the last few years. Cargin I think will edge it, they came out of a much more competitive Antrim championship and I think that will stand to them

Jesus did I get that wrong!

ShortKickOut · 22-10-2019 4:36pm

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!!

Hammer Archer · 22-10-2019 10:12pm

Summerhill are 13/8 to beat Ratoath in the Meath Senior final on Sunday. They were underdogs against Simonstown in the semi final but came through a tough game. Ratoath were awful in the first half of their semi final but came through against a relatively poor Kells side.
Summerhill are in their third final in a row while this is Ratoath's first ever final. Also, Summerhill are the only side to beat Ratoath in the championship this season and I feel like 13/8 is a huge price for such an experienced side.

CapsLock20 · 22-10-2019 10:30pm

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 · 22-10-2019 10:41pm

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

CapsLock20 · 23-10-2019 11:34am

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.

CapsLock20 · 24-10-2019 3:05pm

CapsLock20 wrote: »

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.

It's actually been 15 years since a Wexford team last won a game in the Leinster club SFC. Castletown's last game in the competition was in 2010 when they ran Meath champions Skryne very close in Navan.

CapsLock20 · 24-10-2019 3:07pm

CapsLock20 wrote: »

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.

I should've added that Niall McNamee didn't play for Rhode in the final because of a head injury.

franglan · 26-10-2019 12:23pm

Kenagh (Longford) versus Berlin (Germany) in junior football QF today. 8/11 with boyles on Kenagh win. Playing at a higher standard has been movement to 8/11 this morning.

hurler97 · 26-10-2019 2:13pm

Nemo should do the job over Duhallow tomorrow @4/7 in the Cork SFC final. Word is that Duhallow had only 6 at training last Sunday and not going too well.

armaghlad · 26-10-2019 2:25pm

hurler97 wrote: »

Nemo should do the job over Duhallow tomorrow @4/7 in the Cork SFC final. Word is that Duhallow had only 6 at training last Sunday and not going too well.

Surely a piss take?

CapsLock20 · 26-10-2019 3:27pm

franglan wrote: »

Kenagh (Longford) versus Berlin (Germany) in junior football QF today. 8/11 with boyles on Kenagh win. Playing at a higher standard has been movement to 8/11 this morning.

Kenagh win 3-15 to 3-5.

franglan · 30-10-2019 7:34pm

Had it down go 3 or 4 points at one stage in second half. Wasn't at it but fitness and playing at a higher level probably played a part and Kenagh kicked points with no reply to see it out.

franglan · 31-10-2019 12:57am

Gone for Pearses (Ros) against Tourlastrane (Sligo) this weekend in Connacht senior club. Its now or never for Tourlastrane as multiple Sligo champions. They ran Ballintubber close last year. For me Pearses have won all types of games this year whether it be tight contests or shoot-outs. They have the 3 Daly's, Davy Murray and Hubert D'Arcy who start for Ros plus another Daly who will be near County standard along with Richardson and young Carey who will step up to intercounty in next year or two. @5/6 Pearses are value for me even in Shligo Town!

Bahanaman · 31-10-2019 2:56pm

Rathdowney-Errill look a good bet at 6-4 v St Rynagh's.

CapsLock20 · 01-11-2019 2:44pm

Bahanaman wrote: »

Rathdowney-Errill look a good bet at 6-4 v St Rynagh's.

Agreed. They were as big as 2/1 earlier in the week. Two All Star nominees Paddy Purcell and Jack Kelly, Mark Kavanagh and Roddy King in their side.

I also fancy the four underdogs in this weekend's Ulster club senior matches. Worth a flutter at good odds especially Casterahan (12/5) playing tired Donegal champions.

franglan · 01-11-2019 9:28pm

Castlerahan at 12/5 and donegal's poor record in ulster and a Wednesday night game. That's nice. Outside of that betting on this club football particularly at the lower grades is a lottery. Boys might have won their first county title ever/in years and are on the absolute booze. Would have little enough interest going toe to toe with some other county champion 6 days after winning their county where the other team are training solid booze free for 2 weeks. Put in a biteen of an effort, lose by a few and the rest of the winter off. G'luk.

Frozen Veg · 01-11-2019 9:36pm

Kilcoo 2/1 with B365.

1/2 Elsewhere.

Gavin "shels" · 01-11-2019 10:36pm

Frozen Veg wrote: »

Kilcoo 2/1 with B365.

1/2 Elsewhere.

1/2 now, will be palped if anyone backed it.

Same As · 02-11-2019 9:57am

Jennings Outrights:

Donegal to win All-Ireland SFC
1pt 22-1 Boylesports -1

Donegal to reach All-Ireland SFC semi-final
3pts 9-4 Ladbrokes -3

Winning county to come from Ulster (All Ireland SFC)
1pt 5-1 Ladbrokes -1

Meath without Dublin (Leinster SFC Outright)
5pts 8-13 Paddy Power +3.08

Mayo to win Connacht SFC Outright
4pts 6-5 BoyleSports -4

Cork and Kerry to meet in final (Munster SFC)
3pts 4-6 Paddy Power +2

Donegal to win Ulster SFC Outright
2pts 3-1 Betfair, Boylesports, Paddy Power +6

Donegal and Monaghan to meet in Ulster SFC final
1pt 9-2 Betfair, Paddy Power -1

+1.08 on Team Outrights

Jennings Senior Football Championship Player Outright Selections:

Cillian O'Sullivan top championship scorer from play
0.5pt 80-1 Paddy Power -0.5

Michael Newman championship top scorer
2pts 20-1 Ladbrokes -2

Michael Murphy Footballer of the Year
1pt 40-1 Betfair, Paddy Power -1

Brian Howard Footballer of the Year
1pt 50-1 BoyleSports -1

Jamie Brennan Footballer of the Year
0.5pt 200-1 BoyleSports -0.5

Michael Murphy to win an All-Star
2pts 5-1 Paddy Power +10

Dean Rock championship top scorer (AISFC 2019)
1pt 25-1 Paddy Power -1

Adrian Mullen to win an All Star - 2019 Hurling Outrights
5pts Evs Paddy Power -5

-1 on Player Outrights

Mulvihill Outrights

Limerick (All Ireland SHC Outright)
2pts 7-2 bet365 -2

Cork (All Ireland SHC Outright)
2pts 6-1 BoyleSports -2

Limerick-Cork straight forecast (All Ireland SHC Outright)
1pt 28-1 Paddy Power -1

Dublin to reach semi-final (All Ireland SHC Outright)
2pts 2-1 Paddy Power -2

Galway, Kilkenny & Dublin to fill the top three places in any order (Leinster SHC Outright)
3pts 5-4 Paddy Power -3

Dublin and Galway to meet in the final (Leinster SHC Outright)
1pt 4-1 Paddy Power -1

Dublin to reach the final (Leinster SHC Outright)
2pts 13-8 Paddy Power -2

Cork to win Munster (Munster SHC Outright)
1pt 4-1 Boylesports -1

Cork, Waterford & Limerick to fill top three places in any order (Munster SHC Outright)
1pt 7-1 Paddy Power -1

Cork & Limerick to reach the final (Munster SHC Outright)
2pts 7-2 Paddy Power -2

-17 on Team Outrights.

Mulvihill Senior Hurling Championship Player Outright Selections

Cathal Mannion Hurler of the Year
1pt 20-1 Paddy Power -1

Jamie Barron Hurler of the Year
1pt 22-1 Paddy Power -1

Darragh Fitzgibbon Hurler of the Year
1pt 28-1 Paddy Power -1

Adrian Mullen Young Hurler of the Year
1pt 16-1 Paddy Power +16

Aaron Gillane top scorer from play
2pts 6-1 Paddy Power -2

Eoghan O’Donnell to win an All Star
1pt 6-1 BoyleSports -1

Cathal Mannion to win an All Star
2pts 11-4 BoyleSports -2

Peter Casey to win an All Star
1pt 7-1 Paddy Power -1

+7 on Player Outrights.

End of Season P/L for Racing Post Tipsters:

Jennings: +25.13
Mulvihill: -31.24

Profit in the end for Jennings, bad year for Mulvihill.

I'd imagine the ROI for Jennings is poor considering the volume of points staked, but profit is profit I guess.

Surely better out there, though.

spurshero · 03-11-2019 4:13pm

Same As wrote: »

End of Season P/L for Racing Post Tipsters:

Jennings: +25.13
Mulvihill: -31.24

Profit in the end for Jennings, bad year for Mulvihill.

I'd imagine the ROI for Jennings is poor considering the volume of points staked, but profit is profit I guess.

Surely better out there, though.

It’s hard to make profit over a season in fairness . Any profit is good

kilkennyboy · 06-11-2019 4:12pm

I know its gaa betting but peshkova in dundalk today is said to have gone to another level over the last few weeks. 3/1@ 3.50.very confident yard

Mantis Toboggan · 06-11-2019 11:25pm

kilkennyboy wrote: »

I know its gaa betting but peshkova in dundalk today is said to have gone to another level over the last few weeks. 3/1@ 3.50.very confident yard

Finished 5th!

Drifted from 3/1 to 7/1 in the half hour after you posted!!

franglan · 08-11-2019 9:17pm

Sticking in Connacht this weekend. On Pearses - 1 against Tír Connell (London) @4/7 and Kilmaine win against Ballinameen @4/11. Two singles for following reasons:

Was at Pearses Tourlastrane game last weekend (20 euro in - outrageous). Pearses were way too strong against a poor enough looking Sligo champion, couldn't break through Pearses defense. Daly's stuck in the middle of it with one getting a black and another getting two yellas and getting sent off early in second half. Niall Daly really drove Pearses on, with some super scores from young Carey again I think they'll be too well balanced and a better team compared to their London rivals this weekend.

In the Junior game Kilmaine seem to score goals for fun no less so than last weekend against Glenamaddy. Held their own and more in Mayo Division 2 and finished close to the promotion spots which is impressive for a junior championship side. Ballinameen were mid table division 3 in Ros and don't have much by way of stand out players. They did well to win Ros Junior championship as they would have been far from favourites, beating a young Brigids B team and they will battle. I think Kilmaine will be too much for them so going for the Mayo Junior runners up!

Dickie9 · 08-11-2019 11:41pm

St Thomas ht/ft15/8
East Kerry ht/ft5/2
St Joseph's miltown ht/ft 8/11

CapsLock20 · 10-11-2019 10:53am

I think TCG are going to beat Padraig Pearses today. TCG ran last year's Roscommon champs to five points at Dr Hyde Park having led with 15 minutes to go. They have lost a few players from last year's team but have been boosted by an influx of home grown talent. They came six points down in the London final and completed the double last weekend when winning the league. A London team has never been better prepared. 9/2 with Boyles .

CapsLock20 · 13-11-2019 6:01pm

CapsLock20 wrote: »

I think TCG are going to beat Padraig Pearses today. TCG ran last year's Roscommon champs to five points at Dr Hyde Park having led with 15 minutes to go. They have lost a few players from last year's team but have been boosted by an influx of home grown talent. They came six points down in the London final and completed the double last weekend when winning the league. A London team has never been better prepared. 9/2 with Boyles .

Bad call.

franglan · 14-11-2019 5:47pm

Double of Kilmaine to win junior Connacht club against St Michaels of Sligo and Templenoe to beat Éire Óg in Munster intermediate. Got the double at just over 6/10. Will fill in more details on why later.

CapsLock20 · 14-11-2019 11:35pm

franglan wrote: »

Double of Kilmaine to win junior Connacht club against St Michaels of Sligo and Templenoe to beat Éire Óg in Munster intermediate. Got the double at just over 6/10. Will fill in more details on why later.

Kilmaine will be too strong for Sligo champions I'd imagine but interested to know your thoughts on Templenoe. I think the odds are a bit off for the game against Eire Og. Templenoe are overhyped imo because of the fact they have 4 Kerry seniors. Take those four lads out and they're limited enough squad wise and that was evident in their league form this year when they had to forfeit games. Eire Og will have home advantage and with forwards like former All Star Daniel Goulding, Ex Aussie Rules player Ciaran Sheehan and U20 All Ireland winner Colm O Callaghan I can see them troubling Templenoe. Cork midfielder Ronan O Toole also plays with them.

Same As · 14-11-2019 11:46pm

CapsLock20 wrote: »

Kilmaine will be too strong for Sligo champions I'd imagine but interested to know your thoughts on Templenoe. I think the odds are a bit off for the game against Eire Og. Templenoe are overhyped imo because of the fact they have 4 Kerry seniors. Take those four lads out and they're limited enough squad wise and that was evident in their league form this year when they had to forfeit games. Eire Og will have home advantage and with forwards like former All Star Daniel Goulding, Ex Aussie Rules player Ciaran Sheehan and U20 All Ireland winner Colm O Callaghan I can see them troubling Templenoe. Cork midfielder Ronan O Toole also plays with them.

Agree re: Eire Og, Templenoe are very short at 1/5 or 1/6.

Boom__Boom · 15-11-2019 6:41pm

CapsLock20 wrote: »

Kilmaine will be too strong for Sligo champions I'd imagine but interested to know your thoughts on Templenoe. I think the odds are a bit off for the game against Eire Og. Templenoe are overhyped imo because of the fact they have 4 Kerry seniors. Take those four lads out and they're limited enough squad wise and that was evident in their league form this year when they had to forfeit games. Eire Og will have home advantage and with forwards like former All Star Daniel Goulding, Ex Aussie Rules player Ciaran Sheehan and U20 All Ireland winner Colm O Callaghan I can see them troubling Templenoe. Cork midfielder Ronan O Toole also plays with them.

They only forfeited one game and that was the weekend Kerry were playing Donegal in the senior and Kerry Juniors were playing Galway in the All-Ireland final. Stephen O'Sullivan and John Spillane both played in the Junior game that weekend as well. They also had 3 or 4 lads injured at the same time iirc.

I don't know if I'd totally agree that they are over-hyped because of the 4 senior lads.

Beyond the four Kerry Seniors of Tadgh Morley, Gavin Crowley, Adrian Spillane, Cillian Spillane, they have the 2 lads who were with the juniors this year -Stephen O'Sullivan and John Spillane
Brian Crowley, a brother of Gavin's was invovled with the Kerry Juniors a few years back. They have another player Patrick Clifford who was involved with the Kerry Juniors a few years back as well. I'm nearly certain both of these have been involved with Kerry underage teams.

They also have a brother of Adrian and Cillian, Tom and they have Pat Jr who is a son of Pat. There are a couple more of lads on the team who I'd put into the category of decent club footballers.

Their big issue is that they have no squad depth whatsoever.
For one of the county league games that they did play this summer they had 1 sub who was 47.
When they can field their strongest 15 Templenoe are a very strong team and I don't think they have any injuries at the moment.

I do think Templenoe are a bit short but it definitely isn't the case of the 4 Kerry senior lads and 11 others to make up the numbers. I wouldn't be a bit surprised if it was the case that the bigger names on both sides held each other and the 2nd-line guys from Templenoe were the winning of the game for them. I'm saying this not knowing what the quality of the rest of the Eire Og team is like beyond the big names.

In terms of the Kerry teams in action this weekend it's hard to see Stacks beating Nemo and I wouldn't be at all surprised if Kilshannig beat Na Gaeil. I think there is far more value in backing the two Cork teams in those games, than opposing Templemore.

CapsLock20 · 15-11-2019 11:00pm

Boom__Boom wrote: »

They only forfeited one game and that was the weekend Kerry were playing Donegal in the senior and Kerry Juniors were playing Galway in the All-Ireland final. Stephen O'Sullivan and John Spillane both played in the Junior game that weekend as well. They also had 3 or 4 lads injured at the same time iirc.

I don't know if I'd totally agree that they are over-hyped because of the 4 senior lads.

Beyond the four Kerry Seniors of Tadgh Morley, Gavin Crowley, Adrian Spillane, Cillian Spillane, they have the 2 lads who were with the juniors this year -Stephen O'Sullivan and John Spillane
Brian Crowley, a brother of Gavin's was invovled with the Kerry Juniors a few years back. They have another player Patrick Clifford who was involved with the Kerry Juniors a few years back as well. I'm nearly certain both of these have been involved with Kerry underage teams.

They also have a brother of Adrian and Cillian, Tom and they have Pat Jr who is a son of Pat. There are a couple more of lads on the team who I'd put into the category of decent club footballers.

Their big issue is that they have no squad depth whatsoever.
For one of the county league games that they did play this summer they had 1 sub who was 47.
When they can field their strongest 15 Templenoe are a very strong team and I don't think they have any injuries at the moment.

I do think Templenoe are a bit short but it definitely isn't the case of the 4 Kerry senior lads and 11 others to make up the numbers. I wouldn't be a bit surprised if it was the case that the bigger names on both sides held each other and the 2nd-line guys from Templenoe were the winning of the game for them. I'm saying this not knowing what the quality of the rest of the Eire Og team is like beyond the big names.

In terms of the Kerry teams in action this weekend it's hard to see Stacks beating Nemo and I wouldn't be at all surprised if Kilshannig beat Na Gaeil. I think there is far more value in backing the two Cork teams in those games, than opposing Templemore.

Over hyped was probably the wrong term to use but I do feel too much is being made of Templenoe because of their four county seniors. I had read on another forum that Templenoe "had to forfeit county league games this year due to missing the kerry contingent" and took it as gospel! Eire Og have other players that played with Cork at some point including full back John Mullins who captained the county juniors this year, Jack Murphy who was a substitute for the U20s, Kevin Hallissey who I think has played all levels for Cork, Eoin O'Shea and a number of players from their U21 team who were recently beaten in the A semi final. Ciaran Sheehan has been used as an impact sub as well. I actually wouldn't be surprised if Eire Og turned them over. The venue is worth a few points too.

franglan · 16-11-2019 12:55pm

I've nothing further to add on munster intermediate game - thanks to the lads for the write ups!

DDC1990 · 17-11-2019 3:04pm

Templenoe 12 points to 2 ahead at half time.

CorkeryABU · 18-11-2019 9:33am

Lot of good lads on twitter and doing blogs for other sites. @GAApicks on Twitter are good, and don’t shoot out 40 points a weekend like DJ

Same As wrote: »

End of Season P/L for Racing Post Tipsters:

Jennings: +25.13
Mulvihill: -31.24

Profit in the end for Jennings, bad year for Mulvihill.

I'd imagine the ROI for Jennings is poor considering the volume of points staked, but profit is profit I guess.

Surely better out there, though.

Pogue eile · 19-11-2019 11:10am

CorkeryABU wrote: »

Lot of good lads on twitter and doing blogs for other sites. @GAApicks on Twitter are good, and don’t shoot out 40 points a weekend like DJ

You do understand that like any tipsters employed by a paper they have to provide X amount of bets whether they see value or not, its not like they can be selective.

franglan · 24-11-2019 10:44am

Still on the Pearses bandwagon. Heavy pitch, Pearses defensively solid, will stick men back if needed. Will stick county men back if needed. Plus 9 handicap @1/4. I actually think this could be quite close and you can get 11/2 on a Pearses win which is excellent value if you like longshot odds.

robbiezero · 24-11-2019 11:11am

franglan wrote: »

Still on the Pearses bandwagon. Heavy pitch, Pearses defensively solid, will stick men back if needed. Will stick county men back if needed. Plus 9 handicap @1/4. I actually think this could be quite close and you can get 11/2 on a Pearses win which is excellent value if you like longshot odds.

under 28.5 points with bet365 might be a bet if it is likely to be a low-scoring defensive game.

CorkeryABU · 27-11-2019 9:22am

See plenty writers in the post do sensible bets and probably actually back them.

Pogue eile wrote: »

You do understand that like any tipsters employed by a paper they have to provide X amount of bets whether they see value or not, its not like they can be selective.

Pogue eile · 27-11-2019 9:37am

CorkeryABU wrote: »

See plenty writers in the post do sensible bets and probably actually back them.

You are not comapring like with like, GAA is only on once a week for a set period of time, wouldn't be much of a tipster column to simply say 'no bets for me this week as I dont see any value', which is in reality the case the majority of weekends for a serious punter. The real comparable Tipster in the Racing Post I would suggest is 'Pricewise' who is obliged to provide a big priced cvalue bet in the big race every week wether it exists or not and as a result his ROI and strikerate have diminished significantly over time.

I have no idea what you consdier a 'sensible bet' or how you have come to conclusion that plenty of unnamed tipsters are actually backing their selections but the two GAA tipsters are not, are you privy to information that we are not?

manafana · 27-11-2019 11:22pm

Pogue eile wrote: »

You are not comapring like with like, GAA is only on once a week for a set period of time, wouldn't be much of a tipster column to simply say 'no bets for me this week as I dont see any value', which is in reality the case the majority of weekends for a serious punter. The real comparable Tipster in the Racing Post I would suggest is 'Pricewise' who is obliged to provide a big priced cvalue bet in the big race every week wether it exists or not and as a result his ROI and strikerate have diminished significantly over time.

I have no idea what you consdier a 'sensible bet' or how you have come to conclusion that plenty of unnamed tipsters are actually backing their selections but the two GAA tipsters are not, are you privy to information that we are not?

RP issue is likely poor use of staking plan, lots guys will punt a small couple euro on weekend to get feel, but maybe once a month place a large wager

Pogue eile · 28-11-2019 10:33am

manafana wrote: »

RP issue is likely poor use of staking plan, lots guys will punt a small couple euro on weekend to get feel, but maybe once a month place a large wager

Absolutely, it's a very difficult position for a tipster to be in, having to provide 'x' amount of bets every week. I doubt there is anyone blindly following either of them, if they are it is what I would call a 'stupid tax' and they deserve to lose their money!

spurshero · 01-12-2019 3:58am

Anybody with much of an opinion on st Mullins . Did they catch cuala on the hop or are they at that level. The minus 9 looks tempting as ballyhale would beat a lot of county teams .

manafana · 04-01-2020 2:11pm

any thoughts on the upcoming games?

ShamoBuc · 04-01-2020 2:19pm

Corofin are favourites but I think I'll have a bit on Nemo at 5/2, their defence is really good and in a tight game that might be crucial, revenge for 2 years ago also will be a driving force.

robbiezero · 04-01-2020 2:48pm

ShamoBuc wrote: »

Corofin are favourites but I think I'll have a bit on Nemo at 5/2, their defence is really good and in a tight game that might be crucial, revenge for 2 years ago also will be a driving force.

Had Nemo +3 myself. Expected them to do well. Hopefully they can get going.
Corofin making them look like a junior team at the moment.

franglan · 04-01-2020 3:12pm

On corofin over 15.5 point at evens. Halfway there at half time. They've been wasteful enough tbh.

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