BTC Cricket Trading Thread
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t20’s can get in the bin
This is the real cricket -
OLLIE POPE!!! That was absolutely incredible!!
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@luke-weston said in BTC Cricket Trading Thread:
Draw already back at 2.14…
Yes, there's me saying let it run, as a result of the wickets and the now clear tactic that Pakistan are playing for the draw, the odds on the draw have shortened on the draw.
I think England will get the wickets, my only fear is light...
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Draw already back at 2.14…
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Laying PAK is free money #obvious
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Azhar Ali came back in and just got out
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@matt-ayles 10
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Had an additional lay of the draw at Tea. Early wickets gone most helpful but going to let it run for now...
What happened to the guy who retired hurt? Are we still in need of 10 wickets or is it 9?
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Boom
How fast all this day 5 stuff happens
LAY PAK just minutes ago full green lay @9 how good -
Madness, need another quick wicket please!
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HOW
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WOW
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my PAK LAY 4.8 did touch 8 got some there now back in hard aborted
joined the lay the draw 3.3
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mentality thing for me with the PAK LAY time will tell if right or not
assuming need 3+ an over aswell if 50-52 left in days play -
I got on the lay of the draw after lunch, market reaction to the wicket surprised me with the draw coming in. Still happy with where I am. Can see Azhar getting some short stuff to test out that finger.
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PAK LAY 4.8
want 8's take 25% stake back -
65 overs to go in day i'd prob knock 10-8 off that light factor
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my books changed $10 from start of day too much stuffing around ha
depending when PAK lose there next wicket they could be a big lay
been doing odd scalping if a boundary laying draw few ticks
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I would say that Eng are favs, then Pak, with draw the least likely. Think I will wait until lunch take a position then. Aznar Ali injured and a long tail, new ball after tea.
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All three outcomes roughly around the same price. Don't see that too often on day five. How is everyone expecting it to go? For me, the lay of the draw is usually the way to go - especially with rain out of the equation.
