Dominick Guinn Wager
Dominick Guinn Wager
Dominick Guinn is 5/2 to beat Monte Barrett inside schedule on Saturday night. Fighting at 'home', against a fighter wobbled badly by Mesi (who a hardly a jackpot puncher), I reckon that price is a liitle big. Especially considering he is 1/5 to win outright in places and has stopped 17 of 24 so far. I'm on.
Re: Dominick Guinn Wager
Yeah, nice tip. Guinn has the look of a future champion.TheGoods wrote:Dominick Guinn is 5/2 to beat Monte Barrett inside schedule on Saturday night. Fighting at 'home', against a fighter wobbled badly by Mesi (who a hardly a jackpot puncher), I reckon that price is a liitle big. Especially considering he is 1/5 to win outright in places and has stopped 17 of 24 so far. I'm on.
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MightyWarrior
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Goods - that is a great tip - 5/2 is far too long.
You sometimes wonder who sets the odds for some of these fights as you get some absoute steals (Olajide was evens to win by KO in his last fight, easist hundred I have ever made) and even in big fights there can be great value (Winky 4-1 on points being another good example).
You sometimes wonder who sets the odds for some of these fights as you get some absoute steals (Olajide was evens to win by KO in his last fight, easist hundred I have ever made) and even in big fights there can be great value (Winky 4-1 on points being another good example).
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MightyWarrior
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where are these odds avaliable?
looking on here http://telegraph.bestbetting.com/Defaul ... oup=113035 , they only take bets for who wins, or how many rounds the fight goes regardless of the winner. Did you work it our by multiplying the fractions if Guinn wins and if it lasts less than 9.5 rounds?
looking on here http://telegraph.bestbetting.com/Defaul ... oup=113035 , they only take bets for who wins, or how many rounds the fight goes regardless of the winner. Did you work it our by multiplying the fractions if Guinn wins and if it lasts less than 9.5 rounds?
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TerribleTerry
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Agree with MW - Guinn doesnt usually go looking for the KO so more of his fights reach the limit than otherwise might. Probably worth a bet, but don't put your house on it.MightyWarrior wrote:Trouble is Guinn, like a lot of heavies, can be a bit lazy in there - so Barrett might make it to the final bell.
Worth a bet though.
Loynesy, Olajide was actually 2/1 to beat Marks inside schedule for a time with bet365 (who to my knowledge are the only firm who regularly price such 'outcome' bets up) and yes, it was easy money.
Similarly, Guinn 'WAS' 5/2 with bet365 to stop Barrett yesterday night but that price is now as short as 6/4.
I agree totally that Guinn sometimes takes his time a bit too much in there, but the whole idea of HBO putting this fight on is for Guinn to make a statement and get Barret out of there more spectacularly than Mesi did.
For that reason, and given his KO ratio (17 in 24 is 71%), the 5/2 does seem a little toppy to me.
Similarly, Guinn 'WAS' 5/2 with bet365 to stop Barrett yesterday night but that price is now as short as 6/4.
I agree totally that Guinn sometimes takes his time a bit too much in there, but the whole idea of HBO putting this fight on is for Guinn to make a statement and get Barret out of there more spectacularly than Mesi did.
For that reason, and given his KO ratio (17 in 24 is 71%), the 5/2 does seem a little toppy to me.
http://www.bettingzone.co.uk/story_get. ... 03227.html
latest odds for you guys, personally dont bet got enough vices already hehehe
latest odds for you guys, personally dont bet got enough vices already hehehe
A genuine surprise nobody could forsee. Would be interested to read how Graham Houston tipped it in "Boxing Update". He rarely gets it wrong.FlawedGenius wrote:Thanks for the tip![]()
I bet everything I had in an attempt to save my failing business and what happens? Barrett wins!!
Great shout boys![]()
Well, that's it, I'm skint, the end is nigh :(
I'll see you when I'm on the up again.
At this rate Harrison could go to the top 15 heavyweights by defaultbennie wrote:A genuine surprise nobody could forsee. Would be interested to read how Graham Houston tipped it in "Boxing Update". He rarely gets it wrong.FlawedGenius wrote:Thanks for the tip![]()
I bet everything I had in an attempt to save my failing business and what happens? Barrett wins!!
Great shout boys![]()
Well, that's it, I'm skint, the end is nigh :(
I'll see you when I'm on the up again.
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MightyWarrior
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True about Houston, but I really doubt he went for Barrett in this instance.bennie wrote:A genuine surprise nobody could forsee. Would be interested to read how Graham Houston tipped it in "Boxing Update". He rarely gets it wrong.FlawedGenius wrote:Thanks for the tip![]()
I bet everything I had in an attempt to save my failing business and what happens? Barrett wins!!
Great shout boys![]()
Well, that's it, I'm skint, the end is nigh :(
I'll see you when I'm on the up again.
Glad I didn't bother with a bet too!!
Heavyweights are generaly just too unpredictable.