BTC Cricket Trading Thread
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Interesting stuff. Expected boundaries not wickets. Perhaps worth avoiding the surge from a trading perspective?
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entered at 1.24.
Stars have a good bowling line-up -
Power surge not working well for Stars
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THUNDER LAY 1.29 assess end INNS and bit more LAY 1.25
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eye on a lay next wicket
coulter-Nile can batsurge always brings wickets batsmen brains are fried
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I'm new to BBL but surely you want to use the Surge soon? Before the tail is exposed?
Oh, here it is. Maybe i should coach lol.
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Stars have an international looking bowling line-up with Wood,Zampa,Coulter-Nile and Boult
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@geoff-hall FIRST INNS 20 over run line
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@nathan-bennett don't see that in BF markets only 150 and 155 ?
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Stoinis what a hero
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@stuart-wallace watching on foxtel....also on 7MATE
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@stuart-wallace said in BTC Cricket Trading Thread:
Can someone in UK tell me what Sports Channel its on.
Is it on free-to-air in AUS ? in which case i might be able to VPN it.Sky Sports Main Event
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@jonathan-busch im getting ready to flip
over 153 now im on
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Can someone in UK tell me what Sports Channel its on.
Is it on free-to-air in AUS ? in which case i might be able to VPN it. -
@nathan-bennett I've gone over... Hoping for someone to start swinging
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for those people unsure of the Power Surge....
The Power Surge. The 'Power Surge' is a two-over period during which the fielding team is allowed only two players outside the inner fielding circle. The batting side can call for this at any point from the 11th over of their innings.
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STARS under 157 runs
wont be any two's run while burns hamstring gonemight back overs immediately when he goes out
who knows i may get burned by this
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anyone know if DRS this year in the bash
believe there is just got word
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Manuka Oval quite a big scoring ground generally, so laying the bowling team at the right point should pay dividends. When the power surge is called should be one of those points.
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@gavin-rumsey said in BTC Cricket Trading Thread:
Oh and sorry to post again but...
What are you go to sites for stats about teams, grounds and weather?
The rainfall radar coverage in Aus is excellent; find it much easier to judge when the rain is likely to come from that than any weather sites which can be wildly inaccurate.
Betfair cricket has excellent analysis and team news ahead of matches, with stats and tips (although I wouldn't set too much store by those!)
