AFL betting in round 11 was short and sweet. Two shots, one nice result, and one average one. We will finish ahead for the round which is nice.
Lately, the MLB betting focus is taking up more and more time. But AFL still presents great opportunites and cannot be forgotten. Round 10 betting results are at http://professionalgambler.com.au/2012/06/10/round-10-afl-2012-in-review-%E2%...
Are they the real deal?
Hawthorn with another nice win away from home. Depending on what the 'Pies do tomorrow, outright favouritism might be just around the corner.
In las vegas, the ability to bet live is incredible. Each pitch of a baseball game has a huge amount of markets, each snap of the NFL ball the same.
It's the brainchild of a US brokerage and investment bank that is in partnership with casino's, offering up markets created by cutting edge finance software.
Here's to live betting getting this exciting down in Australia.
Will probably do a post on this aspect of gambling - the great gambling story.
Every gambler has one. Full of excitement, reward and luck.
Buddy Franklin was on fire this week down in Launceston. For sure you can't keep him down for long. Anybody who was investing on the Hawks had no dramas.
Over in the west, we liked Adelaide head to head. Just going to win they were. If only the price had the equivalent value for being in the west... instead the betting line showed $1.67.
Can't bet that as a selective sports investor.
Good to see that Fremantle showed some more grunt and effort. Even managed to kick a respectable score.
Richmond were betting favourites by the time tonight's game against St. Kilda kicked off. The team is really up and about and is starting to hit targets regularly under pressure and play brilliant attacking football.
Great for the AFL at large. And great for betting.
