The PG put Spain up at the start at 4s and if they can win on Sunday then we'll get a few quid back but not that much to tempt to lay-off in the Dutch. Spain are 11/10 to win it in 90 minutes with Holland price 13/5 with Sean Grahams with 2/1 the draw. Expect a tight game and Spain are hard to break down and have conceded no goals in the knock-out stages and have won all them by 1-0 which is priced at 5/1.
So on to our bets for Sunday night:
and our NAP hand is Van Bommel to booked first at 11/2 and a few pound of him seeing RED at 33s
Both teams to win on penalties usually a good bet at 10s
First Goal : Inestia (again) at 14s and Last Goal Pique at 33s
A 2-2 scoreline at 14s and man of the match award Inestia at 8s..
I'm on Holland at 11s - £120 on do I lay off?
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8/15 outright Spain.. 500 still makes u a couple of hundred come Monday better to win something rather than nothing.. I stand to win 300 if Spain win so might have 100 on at 6/4 about the Dutch no matter what I win 150 but even I'm having second thoughts.
ReplyDeleteTip folks in last at Newmarket: Invincible Lad from a very good source it's 7s
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17,000 wager - that's half a million Euros - was placed with William Hill's telephone betting service at odds of 10/11, meaning the punter would have walked off with just under £800,000 if Joachim Loew's men had prevailed.
ReplyDeleteBut Carles Puyol's winning second-half header put paid to the punter's dreams - and we doubt any fan in the world was screaming louder at their TV sets when the referee denied Germany a late penalty.
William Hill spokesman Graham Sharp admitted before the match that a Germany win would be a disaster, with the nation having received huge backing throughout the tournament including a £67,000 bet being placed on them before the championship at 14/1.
But Spain have also attracted the high-rollers, with one man putting £50,000 on Fernando Torres and co to lift the trophy.
The £417,000 wager - that's half a million Euros - was placed with William Hill's telephone betting service at odds of 10/11, meaning the punter would have walked off with just under £800,000 if Joachim Loew's men had prevailed.
ReplyDeleteBut Carles Puyol's winning second-half header put paid to the punter's dreams - and we doubt any fan in the world was screaming louder at their TV sets when the referee denied Germany a late penalty.
William Hill spokesman Graham Sharp admitted before the match that a Germany win would be a disaster, with the nation having received huge backing throughout the tournament including a £67,000 bet being placed on them before the championship at 14/1.
But Spain have also attracted the high-rollers, with one man putting £50,000 on Fernando Torres and co to lift the trophy.
i'm on Holland at 12's. i fancy them strongly to beat the Spanish so i'll not be having anything on Spain
ReplyDeletewell done pg backed them from the start 80 on picked 400
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