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Current lines at Cbet:
 
 
Broncos $1.35 (-8.5) v Warriors
 
St George $1.28 (-11.5) v Roosters
 
Rabbits $1.85 v Tigers
 
Melbourne $1.40 (-7.5) v Newcastle
 
Cowboys $1.23 (-12.5) v Sharks
 
Canberra $1.50 (-5.5) v Titans
 
Penriff $1.85 v Parramatta
 
Manly $1.70 (-2.5) v Canterbury-Bankstown
 
 
 
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I'm thinking that the Dragons and Cowboys giving away the starts are the 2 best bets for me
 
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Evening Battla, my thoughts
 
Broncos $1.35 (-8.5) v Warriors, cannot go near a broncs warriors game at the moment
 
St George $1.28 (-11.5) v Roosters - st's will be too good but by how much, i hate the big covers they lead to late dissapointments
 
Rabbits $1.85 v Tigers - anyones game. it depends who turns up. not sure i trust a wager in an anyones game involving the tigers
 
Melbourne $1.40 (-7.5) v Newcastle - a difficult choice here, i might come back to it later
 
Cowboys $1.23 (-12.5) v Sharks - cowboys should be morals, again with the big cover
 
Canberra $1.50 (-5.5) v Titans - raiders rolled an origin bashed storm, can they roll a fresh titans pack on the road, not sure, i'll come back to it
 
Penriff $1.85 v Parramatta  - this should be a cracker
 
Manly $1.70 (-2.5) v Canterbury-Bankstown, how in the fuck can manly start favourites to the dogs, give me that early money on the dogs
 
plenty of games yet to decide on, including both winners and margins, but after putting them into perspective and viewing stats/ history i will have a play
 
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Not sure Chk. Injuries are starting to mount for the Dragons, and Bennett puts defence before attack at all times - hence Scott and now Prior being picked in the centres before Stanley.
 
JT struggled to create last week, although he does get Bowen back this week.
 
I'll need to look further
 
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chk chk stay away from pissants threads, he thrives on the shit. the sooner he's forgotten the better covers is.
 
and not just you i say it to all cappers. if we stay out, honestly all he has is his alias'
 
no matter how much the pissant anoys me i will never post a single comment in his thread again.
 
i hope there are many others to follow the trend.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by AussieMade:

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Evening Battla, my thoughts
 
Broncos $1.35 (-8.5) v Warriors, cannot go near a broncs warriors game at the moment - as bad as the Warriors have been, they have a good record against Brisbane. Should Brisbane be laying that much to anyone right now?
 
St George $1.28 (-11.5) v Roosters - st's will be too good but by how much, i hate the big covers they lead to late dissapointments - under if the number is right
 
Rabbits $1.85 v Tigers - anyones game. it depends who turns up. not sure i trust a wager in an anyones game involving the tigers - Tigers, maybe - or over if the number is right
 
Melbourne $1.40 (-7.5) v Newcastle - a difficult choice here, i might come back to it later - Newcastle
 
Cowboys $1.23 (-12.5) v Sharks - cowboys should be morals, again with the big cover - 10 foot pole
 
Canberra $1.50 (-5.5) v Titans - raiders rolled an origin bashed storm, can they roll a fresh titans pack on the road, not sure, i'll come back to it - I like the Titans with the points
 
Penriff $1.85 v Parramatta  - this should be a cracker - yep
 
Manly $1.70 (-2.5) v Canterbury-Bankstown, how in the fuck can manly start favourites to the dogs, give me that early money on the dogs - like the Dogs as well
 
plenty of games yet to decide on, including both winners and margins, but after putting them into perspective and viewing stats/ history i will have a play
 
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Cocksucker has been boxed, hence the unusual state of calm and normality tonight
 
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whats the sunday arvo game?
 
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Sunday arvo is the Western Derby, Penrith v Parra
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:

Cocksucker has been boxed, hence the unusual state of calm and normality tonight
 

 
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Here's my thoughts, initial as they may be...
 
Broncos $1.35 (-8.5) v Warriors
 
I may dabble on the Warriors here. Brisbane are awful and I see nothing in their squad that makes me think they'll blow the Warriors out, no matter how bad they are.
 
St George $1.28 (-11.5) v Roosters
 
Tricky one. The Dragons are going to miss Weyman, Under if it's 42 or higher.
 
Rabbits $1.85 v Tigers
 
Benji back to pivot, Moltzen at half. Tigers or over for me.
 
Melbourne $1.40 (-7.5) v Newcastle
 
I think this will be a converted try either way, so Newcastle are
 
Cowboys $1.23 (-12.5) v Sharks
 
Yuck
 
Canberra $1.50 (-5.5) v Titans
 
Titans getting points to Canberra? Yes please.
 
Penriff $1.85 v Parramatta
 
I like the Plegics here. 2 in a row I say...
 
Manly $1.70 (-2.5) v Canterbury-Bankstown
 
Cracker game, Dogs will win though.
 
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any thought son line movement for the dogs game?
i.e grab it or wait?
 
i personally think they will roll manly so i will also be taking the road dog
 
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Money will follow the Dogs imo, Manly should go out to $1.80 by game time
 
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cheers gun, i am sick of waiting and getting screwed,

Dogs Ml and - 2.5 for me

 
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got the dogs at $2.25 & +3.5
 
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Agreed AM, I noticed AB set a good precedent early in the season by hitting plays early in the week.  Watch that South-West Sydney money (drug money) flow in on the Dogs and bring the number in.

 
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I'm on a Rugby League hiatus betting wise at the moment, but the Warriors, Dragons, Titans & Panthers all look value to me.
 
I reckon the Titans are ready to crack their Canberra hoodoo and the Raiders might find it tough to replicate last sunday's performance, which they clearly set themselves for in a bid way.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jive_Turkey:

I'm on a Rugby League hiatus betting wise at the moment, but the Warriors, Dragons, Titans & Panthers all look value to me.
 
I reckon the Titans are ready to crack their Canberra hoodoo and the Raiders might find it tough to replicate last sunday's performance, which they clearly set themselves for in a bid way.

Once Were's and Titans I like. The other mobs not so sure. I'm too busy arguing with cocksuck and his merry band of aliai. I'll be back

 
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For some reason Dragons love to belt the shit out of the roosters and this will continue friday night especially at kogarah, dragons up 8 - 2 over last tens matches.
 
AB you said it yourself, Dragons are most defensive minded. That mindset over a crappy attacking team I would be surprised if the chooks could lay on more than two tries and we think the dragons would score 4 tries or more.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by OzFactor:

For some reason Dragons love to belt the shit out of the roosters and this will continue friday night especially at kogarah, dragons up 8 - 2 over last tens matches.
 
AB you said it yourself, Dragons are most defensive minded. That mindset over a crappy attacking team I would be surprised if the chooks could lay on more than two tries and we think the dragons would score 4 tries or more.

That's what I like to see Oz. The Dragons couldn't blow the Tigers though, and rumour has it the Roosters haven't been missing tackles.

 
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Yeah, roosters making more tackles in nightclubs than on the field.
 
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AB how do you like the Knights chances this weekend, not a great record for the knights down in Mel.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by OzFactor:

Yeah, roosters making more tackles in nightclubs than on the field.



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