AFL r9

[goldmember]

COLLINGWOOD v ADELAIDE

collingwood have won 15/20 against adelaide, including 6 of the last 7 and the only 1 played at docklands.

last 4 games:
R14 2002 COLLINGWOOD 138-116 @ FOOTBALL PK
P/F 2002 COLLINGWOOD 91-63 @ M.C.G
R 7 2003 COLLINGWOOD 114-109 @ FOOTBALL PK
R20 2003 COLLINGWOOD 108-71 @ DOCKLANDS

MELBOURNE v KANGAROOS

melb and kangaroos have won 4 each in their last 8 clashes.

last 4 games:
R14 2001 KANGAROOS 121-93 @ M.C.G
R 9 2002 MELBOURNE 111-107 @ M.C.G
E/F 2002 MELBOURNE 122-84 @ M.C.G
R15 2003 KANGAROOS 101-94 @ M.C.G

FREEMANTLE v BRIS LIONS

freemantle have won 4/10 againgst the lions, with all 4 being at subiaco [4/6]

last 4 games:
R 5 2001 BRIS LIONS 171-122 @ GABBA
R20 2001 BRIS LIONS 138-87 @ SUBIACO
R 9 2002 BRIS LIONS 109-79 @ GABBA
R14 2003 FREEMANTLE 75-72 @ SUBIACO

GEELONG v ESSENDON

geelong have only won 1 of their last 6 games against essendon, and winning 1/4 that have been played at docklands.

last 4 games:
R15 2001 ESSENDON 127-112 @ DOCKLANDS
R 1 2002 ESSENDON 126-76 @ M.C.G
R16 2002 GEELONG 95-56 @ DOCKLANDS
R13 2003 ESSENDON 129-93 @ DOCKLANDS

PT ADELAIDE v RICHMOND

pt adel have won 7/9 against richmond and all 6 played at football pk.

last 4 games:
R15 2001 PT ADEL 96-52 @ FOOTBALL PK
R12 2002 PT ADEL 154-70 @ FOOTBALL PK
R 6 2003 PT ADEL 84-57 @ FOOTBALL PK
R21 2003 PT ADEL 124-104 @ DOCKLANDS

SWANS v HAWTHORN

the swans have won 6 of their last 7 games against hawthorn at the s.c.g, losing the last one played there. hawthorn have won their last 4 games against the swans.

last 4 games:
E/F 2001 HAWTHORN 129-74 @ DOCKLANDS
R14 2002 HAWTHORN 74-64 @ M.C.G
R 4 2003 HAWTHORN 110-68 @ M.C.G
R19 2003 HAWTHORN 110-93 @ S.C.G

CARLTON v W/BULLDOGS

carlton have won 6/11 against the w/bulldogs and 5/8 at optus oval,including 3 of the last 4 times they met.

last 4 games:
R13 2001 CARLTON 153-92 @ OPTUS OVAL
R 6 2002 W/BULLDOGS 96-68 @ DOCKLANDS
R21 2002 CARLTON 99-97 @ DOCKLANDS
R 8 2003 CARLTON 107-100 @ OPTUS OVAL

ST KILDA v W/COAST

since 2000, st kilda have played w/coast 7 times for 2 wins and 1 draw, with those 2 wins and 1 draw being from the 4 games that have been played at docklands

last 4 games:
R18 2001 W/COAST 171-79 @ SUBIACO
R10 2002 ST KILDA 127-77 @ DOCKLANDS
R 3 2003 W/COAST 144-74 @ SUBIACO
R18 2003 ST KILDA 128-67 @ DOCKLANDS

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[goldmember]

looking at the early odds Bris Lions @ $2.10 and W/Bulldogs @ 2.10 look good value

[sportznut]

As a Brisbane Lions fan, I sure hope that your right. Not confident though. Freo are VERY tough to beat over there these days.

[goldmember]

Yes, i know they getting better all the time , but last time the lions were pipped on the post, and every team that goes over there is the outsider, but the lions are not every other team, they are all Class. With Browny suspended i hope they blow out to $2.20 so i can have another go.

[moeee]

St.Kilda didn't have much trouble doing it so
Brisbane should also deliver the bacon.
What does your guts tell you Floydyboy?.

On 2004-05-19 16:19, sportznut wrote:
As a Brisbane Lions fan, I sure hope that your right. Not confident though. Freo are VERY tough to beat over there these days.


Actually beg to differ, Freo performances at home this season I consider below their norm.

[Floydyboy]

My guts says that I might have a lazy ton on the double it seems like an overs bet

[Floydyboy]

sorry i misread something somewhere Ill certainly be backing bris at those odds but the saints are a bit short for me playing over there

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[Floydyboy]

Bris 2.25(spodds)
Cant 1.45
Dosen't look a bad double at a tad over $3
IMO

[sportznut]

Huh? You do seem a bit confused. St Kilda are playing in Melbourne this week. It's Brisbane that's playing at Subiaco.

Personally, I agree that Fremantle haven't been quite as good at home this year, but I still think they'll give Brisbane a heap of trouble.

[Floydyboy]

yep ya right when i wrote that i hadnt even looked at the teams and i was confused but I had a squiz and came up with that last post

[goldmember]

couple of short prices with teams that are out of form, so straight out and multi's i'll look for value.

Bris lions to win 1-39 @ $2.80
w/bulldogs to win 1-39 @ $2.65
hawthorn to win 1-39 @ $3.60
kangaroos to win 1-39 @ $2.75

[moeee]

Goldmember
When I play those margin bets,and my team is about 37 or so points in front during the last quarter,it ruins the game as a spectacle.
I start hoping my team misses the shot for goal and cursing players.
I now think better to take the shorter odds the win and just get in the collect window.

[sportznut]

Yeah, I never take that sort of margin bet either. It's hard enough to simply pick the winning team without also having to hope that they don't actually win by too much!

I will sometimes back teams to win OVER the margin if my ratings say that they're going to absolutely thrash the opposition, but I never pick teams to win UNDER the margin.

[goldmember]

Moeee, tried the shorts last year and there is always 1 team that stuffs up a weekends football.I try to mix up multi's and cut down on legs, getting better value and not outlaying as much. These aren't all multi bets, there just what i think are value selections , i will probably back the the kangaroos,w/bulldogs,hawthorn,and geelong with A start and mix them up with margins along with league bets and do the same with league and afl, but as you know with sportodds you cant multi some different options as you can with sportstab so i'll pick between the two and mix them up

cheers

[moeee]

On 2004-05-21 11:51, sportznut wrote:
Yeah, I never take that sort of margin bet either. It's hard enough to simply pick the winning team without also having to hope that they don't actually win by too much!

I will sometimes back teams to win OVER the margin if my ratings say that they're going to absolutely thrash the opposition, but I never pick teams to win UNDER the margin.


Still think it ruins it a bit when your team is marginally under the 40 points.
But thats probably me and my personality.
Tell you what though.
I had St.Kilda to beat Brisbane by 1 to 12 pts. and I loved that game,umpire errors regardless.

Goldmember - What does it mean "tried the shorts" - Excuse my ignorance,but I'm here to learn.

Mo.


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[goldmember]

All depends on the games you pick, if its a hard game and the team i think can win is the outsider, well i wouldnt take them 40+.I only bet on the margins ocasionally anyway, but i thought there a good price, better than backing them straight out, if there gunna lose, there gunna lose, might as well get a better price.

cheers

[moeee]

Comprende Goldmember.
How then would you have felt,if you backed the kangaroos last week?.
Your selection bolts in and the bookies still get your money.Found another way of getting beaten.
Maybe split your stake in a ratio of 90% (1-39) and 10% (40+).Not too big a dent in return if your smaller margin gets up.

Mo.

[moeee]

On 2004-05-19 14:08, goldmember wrote:

PT ADELAIDE v RICHMOND

pt adel have won 7/9 against richmond and all 6 played at football pk.

last 4 games:
R15 2001 PT ADEL 96-52 @ FOOTBALL PK
R12 2002 PT ADEL 154-70 @ FOOTBALL PK
R 6 2003 PT ADEL 84-57 @ FOOTBALL PK
R21 2003 PT ADEL 124-104 @ DOCKLANDS

CARLTON v W/BULLDOGS

carlton have won 6/11 against the w/bulldogs and 5/8 at optus oval,including 3 of the last 4 times they met.

last 4 games:
R13 2001 CARLTON 153-92 @ OPTUS OVAL
R 6 2002 W/BULLDOGS 96-68 @ DOCKLANDS
R21 2002 CARLTON 99-97 @ DOCKLANDS
R 8 2003 CARLTON 107-100 @ OPTUS OVAL


Well the Port stats that you have provided speak for me.
They spoke for Hawthorn,Kangaroos and Geelong last week.
Ports shocker last week?
Kangaroos had a shocker prior to your research to their chances against Port.

The Carlton game is a bit harder to see.
Its more in the last 4 times they met at Optus.

Actually,On second thoughts,I wish I left this game out and just stuck with Port and Brisbane.

Mo.

[goldmember]

moeee, last year i took pick your own starts and was taking anywhere from +12.5t to +45.5 ,and $1.15 to $1.50 and most of them were the top teams and favourites, but sometimes the bludgers got flogged, so now i pick more carefully and go for better value and limit selections to 1 or a couple of teams in the AFL andthe same in NRL and have got better results.

cheers

[sportznut]

On 2004-05-21 12:29, moeee wrote:
How then would you have felt,if you backed the kangaroos last week?.
Your selection bolts in and the bookies still get your money.Found another way of getting beaten.

Yeah, that's what I always think. If you back the outsider to win UNDER the margin and they win OVER, you've correctly tipped an upset and still lost. Personally, if I think the underdogs are going to win, I'll generally play safe and back them on the line. I had the Kangaroos with the start last week and that bet was never really in doubt. If I had backed them 1-39 which is the result I would have predicted, then I wouldn't have been happy at all.

[sportznut]

Is it just me or are the games pretty uninspiring this week in both NRL and AFL? I think this will be a rather quiet betting weekend for me on both sports.

[goldmember]

sportz, i backed the kangaroos straight out last week because of the poor away record of port, nothing else, the roos were at home so i backed them, but if they were away to port i might have bet on the margin instead, if i thought they could win..
The teams i picked this week, bris,kangaroos, hawthorn and w/bulldogs are in what i call close but winnable games and are the away teams, I think they can win , away teams are more likely to win under rather than over, buts only my opinion.

I hope you see what i mean, as i said before i only bet on this method ocasionally, when i see a suitable game.

cheers

[goldmember]

Agree with you sportz, nothing jumped up at me this week, just a few small multis , the NRL is average due to 3 byes and players missing to s.o.o so i have looked at the w/ tigers to lift me, but i'm looking forward to watching the dockers/ lions clash in a whats looks to be a ho hum weekend.

[moeee]

Sportznut
After last weeks effort you're probably all out of adrenalin.
Count your winnings.Smell them,enjoy the feel.Don't go giving them back for the sake of having a bet.
In a fortnight you will get the rush back.
Gambling addiction is only a curse when it gets out of hand.

"sometimes the bludgers got flogged"
Goldmember! Thats okay to say about horses and jockeys,but never say that about an AFL player.If you and me could win all the time,do you think the world would be a more interesting place.
So much for todays Psychology lesson.
All tongue in cheek,aye

Onyas all - Mo.

[Floydyboy]

Do any of you have any reason to think that Richmond might beat Port today .
In essence is $1.47 fair to good odds or not
I think ,,,yep
or drawing a comparison which is better value

Port 1.47
or
Brumbies 1.48
I think .. Port
Opinions appreciated

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[goldmember]

Floydyboy,i normally back port at home, they have a few out,franco, primus ,carr, pickett, kingsley, but still a fairly strong team on paper, tredrea,the cornes brothers,the burgoyne bros,wakelin,dew and wanganeen. I backed them 2 weeks ago against adelaide and they were ordinary and last week they were pathetic against the kangaroos and if they do what the w/bulldogs did last week [play small men on him] they could lose this one,i hope they play bishop on richardson to minimise his input, honestly i dont think their any value at that price,i rate them a $1.70 chance, so i will be just watching the game.

Their record over there might get them home,also richo has kicked only 16 goals in 7 games against port, but they wont be carrying mine this time.

cheers

[moeee]

When I make my selections for the AFL,I go back further than the last start of each team.
Assess what a team is capable of scoring and then subtracting points for poor recent form.
After round-5,I had Port capable of scoring about 109 and Richmond 65,a margin of 44 points to Port.
Since then I penalise Port 4 pts. for Adelaide loss,and another 9 for Kangas loss.
Richmond gains 2 points for Hawks win.Only 4 points for Sydney mud win and another 2 pts. for Bulldogs.Beating bottom of the ladder teams is no big deal.
So Port can kick 96 points and Richmond 73.
Port by 23,plus another 9 for home ground advantage.
32 points comes out to $1.22 Port
$5.50 Richmond.
Players missing,Wanganeen again.Don't know what to allow for that.So I don't.If you like to take 15 points off then the margin becomes 17.
Port $1.44 - Richmond $3.25
No value now.

It needs to be done now not after the game.
I spend a lot of time in my local TAB.
Favourite past-time of many punters is showing losing tickets and then saying I was gunna or I shooda.

Good Luck all.
Mo.

[goldmember]

They have been slipping since winning their opening 3 games, losing to melb[73 pts]beating w/bulldogs " beating a bottom of the ladder team is no big deal", struggled to beat collingwood, bottom of the ladder- no big deal again and losing to the crows and then last weeks shamble, and you rated them @ $1.22. ????

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[moeee]

See how it helps when you have a look from the other side of the fence ?
I thought I had penalized Port enough but it seems not.
You analyzed Ports form very well Goldmember.
I'll have a go by memory of Richmond.
Big win against Collingwood,was it a belting by Melbourne?,certainly was by St.Kilda,and Geelong,spat on after Crows,Hawthorn playing even worse,great leveller rain,okay good win against the Bulldogs.
I think whatever happens its probably a good game to sterr clear of.
But a system is a system,so forgive me of setting my wager.

Cheers mo.

[goldmember]

No problemmo moeee, i just thought they were under the odds, doesn't mean they can't win. just take a look last night in the NRL , Parramatta were in the same boat , going like yesterdays news, but because St george had 10 players out,they were at home, they went out at $1.48, guess what! stgeorge won 37-6

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[moeee]

Don't know nothing about other types of football.Probably not much about AFL either.
But I do remember being at the Valley one year when about six top players were missing from Hawthorn from the week before.
The dunstall,brereton,platten,bookends Hawthorn.
I think I got $4.
It just goes to show,sometimes the players do put in that much harder when the chips are down.
Could be the sign of a great coach.

Mo.

[sportznut]

In the end, I had just one bet in the AFL, Fremantle to beat Brisbane. I was surprised that some of you were keen to back Brisbane with so many players missing and a terrible record at Subiaco. I'm a Lions fan, but I made Fremantle my best bet of the weekend.

Brisbane are looking shot with all these injuries and suspensions. Doesn't look good for them for the next few weeks.

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[sportznut]

On 2004-05-21 13:36, sportznut wrote:
Is it just me or are the games pretty uninspiring this week in both NRL and AFL? I think this will be a rather quiet betting weekend for me on both sports.


Okay, in the end, this is what I did:
AFL
Fremantle to beat Brisbane - 3 units
NRL
St Geo/Ill (+6.5) vs Parra - 1 unit
N.Qld (+5.5) vs Penrith - 1 unit
Souths (+6.5) vs N.Z - 1 unit
S12
Crusaders (+6.5) vs Brumbies - 1 unit

I thought Freo were good things this week, Souths and NQ are tips for my Home Dog system, the Crusaders are a bit of a saver bet after having backed the Brumbies at $3 a month ago, and I just thought St George were great value.

[Floydyboy]

well the lions sure cost me couldnt even cover the 22.5 start thats buggered all my multis and shortened up my weekend but ive plonked on port(against good advice) thatll either bring me back or kill me .
And layed Bastia against PSG in the French soccer

[moeee]

Well done Floydyboy for your Port bet.
Anything I can learn from finding out who gave you the (against good advice.) advice.

Also I'm a bit of a pervert as regards reading past posts.And I seem to notice that you Sportznut seem to pick a lot of winners after the race has run.eg:Fremantle.
If your worried that there is going to be a massive betting plunge if you divulge you tip,I can understand.If you're embarrassed about tipping a loser,it doesn't hurt near as much as it hurts your own bank balance.

C'mon share sometimes

Mo.

[sportznut]

If you think I'm 'bragging' after the event or something then I'll stop.

It's not embarassing to lose. Everyone does it. What IS embarrassing is when someone makes a bold statement or tip before the event and ends up being horribly wrong. I think they look like a goose.

If you are a keen reader of past posts go back to page 1 of this thread and you'll see that while some others were tipping Brisbane, my posts certainly suggested that I thought otherwise. However, I didn't come right out and say Fremantle WILL beat the Lions, because that's just not my style.

As for sharing, a couple of months ago, I outlined the rules of my Home Dog line betting system and anybody on here could have backed all those selections and made a nice profit. Another winner tonight in the Cowboys.

[goldmember]

It has been a pretty ordinary weekend so far for my AFL bets, with kangaroos and lions going down,had a saver on geelong ,but the way my luck has gone so far hawthorn and w/bulldogs will have to carry a few extra kg's. Moeee, do get into bed the way you get out, the wrong side?.
Sportz, and every one that write posts, are here to help,and i have backed winners reading them and hopefully i have helped someone else back a winner, never saw sportz brag about picking A winner , keep up the good work sportz,always look forward to yor thoughts,and i hope someone gets out of bed on the right side this morning LOL.
Floydyboy, good onya with port, your money was pretty safe during the game, as i said before i didn't think they were value, but i never said they couldn't win.



cheers


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[Floydyboy]

Jeez Sportz I tip lotsa losers Like my Bris-Canterbury-Penrith treble 1unit (1big unit)but thats life I dont feel like a goose .. If I win ,I win if I lose so be it ...I had 6 units on port.So I suppose that UNgooses
me.
Anyway fellas besides all that Im grateful for the input from you guys stats, injuries and opinions its a great help in making my decisions whether they be right or wrong.
HONK

[Floydyboy]

And I layed Freeo @1.77 for 1unit

HONK HONK

[sportznut]

On 2004-05-23 08:35, Floydyboy wrote:
Jeez Sportz I tip lotsa losers Like my Bris-Canterbury-Penrith treble 1unit (1big unit)but thats life I dont feel like a goose ..

Yeah, I tip plenty of losers too. That's not really what I meant. What I was talking about is when someone announces to the world that some team is an absolute certainty this week and then they go down. I reckon that makes people look like a goose. That's why even though I thought Freo were good things yesterday, I just wasn't game to come on here and say that before the game.

[Floydyboy]

I know you put a lot of importance on home team advantage(especially when teams travel interstate)and probably rightly so.
But I genuinely believed that @2.25 Brisbane were at least.25c over the odds and I thought they were Dead Certs for my(small bet) multis with 22.5 start. And I dont think I was the Lone Ranger in thinking that way.I just think they are a class outfit and could overcome the away disadvantage.Anyway Im backing up again today with those bets in the NRL thread...Cheers

[goldmember]

I took + 27.5 on saturday morning and i thought that was a pretty safe bet even though LYNCH was out and then BROWN was suspended, but when i put the telly on and found out MCrae pulled out , then during the game they lost MAL MICHAEL and CLARK KEATING, i knew my money was heading west.in the end they had 8 premiership players out and it caught up with them, hope they get through next in one piece sportz, because brown will be back the following week and boy they missed him bad.

[Desi]

Sheesh..Sports, your input has been invaluable and I enjoy reading what you have to say re all sports...whether we decide to follow whatever has been said is up to us...as for being discrete about one's personal bets...no big deal...I backed the Dockers (didn't tell anyone) but everyone here should know that they're my team and to be honest it was a heart bet (not a head one)...keep 'em coming Sports...and thanks to all of you other learned contributors...its been thoroughly enjoyable (wife reckons I should get a life! LOL!)

[goldmember]

Desi, did you go to the game, if so,was it one the clubs best games they have played

[moeee]

Good morning everyone.
I suppose 2 years of sleeping on the couch does something to you.
How is it that people keep reading things in my posts that are not there?
I do know of the word bragging.
Thats a bit like saying I have hundreds of thousands of dollars in my bank,and own a porsche in just 2 years,all paid for from my gambling.
I would not knock anybody from being proud of their achievements.
More luck to you,but how about a helping hand as to the wisdom that got you there.

Cheers Mo.

[Sandgroper]

Was at the game goldmember. Gave up a day at Belmont, but it was worth it.

Freo played their best football this season but must add Brisbane showed no real intent and seemed happy (from almost the outset) to let this one pass.

_________________
All the best from the West

Sandgroper :smile:

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[Desi]

Gold,
Watched it at the local with other Dockers supporters (hat and scarf in hand). Unless you've got a season ticket for the Dockers games getting in esp against teams like the Lions is almost impossible (sold out mate!)

Got to be up there in the top 10 Gold...it was their best game tactically but they did play a weakened Brisbane side so they were always a chance at home. Great to watch and some of the so called stars Medhurst, Bell, Haselby, Longmuir and Farmer all stepped up and that was great to see.

Feel for the Lions...their player depth will be tested over the next 4 weeks but they may be worth taking at home (depending on who they are playing)...

[Sandgroper]

Good to see Clive back on track.

Sold out Desi?? You must be going to the wrong booking agency :smile:


_________________
All the best from the West

Sandgroper :smile:

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[goldmember]

w/ bulldogs got up and hawthorn pipped on the post in a exciting finish,if everett could of held it for a split second more i would have had a winning weekend on the afl . oh well, sportz you were right this time, on the line i would have cleaned up, just as well there is 2 codes to bet on.

[moeee]

Well done Goldmember on Bulldogs s/o and Hawthorn at the line.
I'll be watching you carefully now.And I'll also take you on in Primo's post.
How 'bout you Sportznut?.
Prepared to have a go?.I'll stick up for you if anyone tries to make you feel like a goose in any way.

Mo.

[goldmember]

only won on the bulldogs 1-39, would have won on the on hawthorn if i followed sportz advice on the line though,are you putting your tips in now, i did it for fun because its too early to pick now. have a go now and we'll see next week who's the closest.

cheers

[Desi]

Sandgroper,
Watched the game sobre the next day...heaps of seats..turns out my brother (supposed to get tickets) and friends wanted to watch the S12 rugby final than go to the game...rugby nuts! Personally, I'm a leaguey!

Didn't back the Dockers but took the Brumbies on the line (-7.5) a few anxious moments with the last kick WHEW!

After the Eagles poor game in the weekend, reckon will see the bounce back come into play at Subi...what do ya reckon Sand and Sports? Or anyone else for that matter!

[sportznut]

Yeah, the bounce back factor could certainly come into play here. I do favour the West Coast to win this week.

By the way, what about Port Adelaide? That was a perfect example of a team bouncing back when getting back to their home ground. Totally thrashed one week in Melbourne, then they go back to Adelaide and win by about the same margin.

[moeee]

On 2004-05-24 15:00, Desi wrote:

After the Eagles poor game in the weekend, reckon will see the bounce back come into play at Subi...what do ya reckon Sand and Sports? Or anyone else for that matter!



The bounce factor?
Geez,I gotta learn the lingo.
Thanks Sportz,Ithought he was talking about the injuries to ruckmen!

Cheers Mo.

[sportznut]

Well, I use the term 'bounce back factor', but I don't think it's actually part of the official punting 'lingo', so I can understand you not knowing what it meant.

Bounce back factor - when a team puts in a really below par effort one week and gets thrashed, they very often lift themselves to pull off a good win the following week. This especially applies when they are going from an away game to a home game. That was the case with Port Adelaide last week and it's the case with West Coast this week. Let's see what happens.

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[moeee]

"bounce back factor"

Is that the same bounce back factor where teams who play away in WA,get thrashed then come home and get thrashed again or is that the "bounce back,but not from WA,factor"?
What about the "bounce back after you get spat at factor.
Gee,if only my memory was better I could find hundreds of bounce back factors.

Mo.

[sportznut]

On 2004-05-25 11:10, moeee wrote:
Is that the same bounce back factor where teams who play away in WA,get thrashed then come home and get thrashed again

That's the 'Subiaco Syndrome'. :lol: Yeah, I did pretty well last year betting against teams that had played in Perth the week before, but it just doesn't seem to be as important this year. Most teams have managed to come back east and perform pretty well.

I certainly don't suggest that you blindly bet on every single team that gets thrashed away one week and is playing at home the next. It's just that sometimes they do prove to be very good value. Case in point was Port last week. And no, I wasn't smart enough to back them.

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