BTC Cricket Trading Thread
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no s**t 6-11 11 back to current ha
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Some wonderful over reactions earlier on the draw market when the covers came off.
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This just got really interesting with all 3 results into the mix
I think India are getting close to being a good back one early wicket and will crash in
Draw price looks super layable but could come in more and more as sessions are lost.
Well done those who back in 30s, I missed the boat on that one but have caught a few over reactions on it
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lunch soon 5 sessions to go
interesting if no play starting price draw tmr and if a couple early wickets tmr -
Draw right in to 5.9 now, weather isn't that bad surely?
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Steaming right in now
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@richard-futter said in BTC Cricket Trading Thread:
The rain has closed in at the Wanderers, and it could last all day, bringing the draw back into the equation. If that does happen, it should be a dry start tomorrow with rain back later in the day. Could yet be touch-and-go, although with only 122 more runs needed the draw is still an outside bet. Worth using a bit of the green to back it at 34, looking for a few extra quid I reckon.
great shout!
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@nathan-bennett I hardly ever back the draw - but this was a good exception to the rule
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@richard-futter too easy
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The rain has closed in at the Wanderers, and it could last all day, bringing the draw back into the equation. If that does happen, it should be a dry start tomorrow with rain back later in the day. Could yet be touch-and-go, although with only 122 more runs needed the draw is still an outside bet. Worth using a bit of the green to back it at 34, looking for a few extra quid I reckon.
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Hello everyone. Just recently joined the forum.
Should be an interesting 4th day in South Africa!
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got em yes p**s off your out
oh starc??
makes me fume
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@jonathan-busch said in BTC Cricket Trading Thread:
Draw Layers...From what I can tell the weather seems like it will be pretty similar tomorrow and should get in a lot of cricket. However there is a chance it may rain and odds could come back in overnight.
Do we hold on?
Do we reduce liability?
Or do we get out completely at end of play and get back in if weather looks good again tomorrow?No right answer I suppose?
I like to actively manage my position pretty much all the time, so I like to green up whenever there's a good profit to be had, feeling that I can always get back into the market later. I move in and out of the market more often than most I reckon, so if there's any realistic chance of rain tomorrow I wouldn't want to leave myself in an exposed position. I'd hate to wake up tomorrow and find a sizeable green has turned into a nasty red!
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Amazing how much a price can move in two overs. Ridiculous really.
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@jonathan-busch I'm usually in it for the long haul when I lay the draw but each to their own of course! Still early on in the test so I'd say you don't have to make a decision yet but do as you want to it's your money.
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smart patrick
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have to now think AUS focusing on staying out there runs are huge
all tho pictures show carey gloves on hawas going to say they may want runs for the chance if arose to enforce follow on
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I'm surprised Australia haven't been more aggressive since tea; a declaration and a couple of England wickets before close would have made them very firm odds on favourites. Also very surprised at the draw odds; the weather forecast has been hopelessly wrong so far, and I certainly wouldn't dream of backing the draw at odds on with the state of English batting in recent times.
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Draw Layers...From what I can tell the weather seems like it will be pretty similar tomorrow and should get in a lot of cricket. However there is a chance it may rain and odds could come back in overnight.
Do we hold on?
Do we reduce liability?
Or do we get out completely at end of play and get back in if weather looks good again tomorrow?No right answer I suppose?
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@richard-futter agree all that especially lyon
