GAA Betting

shmeee wrote: »

Classic Cork, hit wide after wide and let in late goal to loose by 3. They did save a penalty also.

"Limerick have pulled this one from the fire, great win against a Cork team that hit too many wides. Limerick can make it 3 in a row now."

Worst Munster Minor championship since 2009.

shmeee wrote: »

Cork were 5/2 favs for AI at start of the season, have since lost their Captain and drifted way out, were 11/2. Bet Limerick in QF by 10 points so taught they'd have enough again tonight to at least cover the -1.

Tipp are poor and could easily win a Munster Title.

I won't be backing the final that's for sure. Underage is a minefield and learned that lesson tonight.

Wouldn't argue with your bet, there was a few things Cork had to battle against but clearly they should have won by 2+ points. Maybe not the right thread, just making the observation that compared to the standard of the last few years I don't think this year has been great.

Rasputin11 wrote: »

No good, they said as the game is on tomorrow their traders would need 48 hours to decide on a price.

Is there no price for any other goal scorer?

Few prices catching the eye for me:

The line is very high for Limerick, Westmeath can be backed at +15 with William Hill at 19/20. Westmeath despite being dominated for an entire game (I think 12 down just after Half time) managed to cover this spread with 5 points to spare v Wexford. Limericks goal threat looks very suspect, and you would imagine they would not to out goal Wesmeath by at least 2 to beat the handicap. They haven't beaten that handicap all year having played teams like Laois, Antrim and even Offaly who I would consider on Westmeaths level. They've also had some bad defeats such as the Dublin, Offaly and Tipp matches this year. People seem to have a lot more faith than I do that they can manage a 30+ point swing here on their last match.

Galway have been competitive in 3/5 games against Kilkenny since 2012. You could read it as 1/5 wins which would suggest the odds are poor but Id take the view that there isn't the amount between them the bookies suggest. Obviously, Kilkenny are deserving favourites and they were impressive the last day even if Wexford were poor. They've a few useful additions, though they need them and I still would say th jury is out on whether they've replaced all their losses. Galway have been impressive so far in the championship, seems to be a renewed motivation in them. There is no denying they've talent. Again, suspect in pivotal positions but they do represent value to me with that incredibly potent forward line.

Galway 11/4
Westmeath +15 19/20