http://sports.betfair.com/Index.do?m...x=1&origin=MRL

The mug Indian public has skewed prices in the Indian Premier League betting and there is a great opportunity for the shrewdies.

http://in.bookmyshow.com/iplt20/?utm...dium=strMedium

This is the playoff structure and as such assuming all matches are a coinflip (which is pretty much the case), prices should be:

Delhi Daredevils 2.6
KKR 2.6
Mumbai Indians 8.0
CSK 8.0

Fill your boots and there should be an opportunity to trade out before Qualifier 2.

it is crazy that a market with over 1 million dollars matched isn't correcting itself in a situation that is clearly a coin flip!! lol market, stupid mugs

^ knows nothing about cricket

^ knows nothing about sports betting

up $60k on sports this in the last year* with british bookies that close winning accounts. no clue.

* citation needed.

lol

Yeah, but what's $60k in London? It won't even buy you decent dental care.

brush your teeth twice a day and you'll never have to see a dentist in your life

that explains a lot about the teeth there.

as predicted, market settles with 3 teams remaining for a few percentage profit.

maybe next year you can make 80k

This is not true.

There's a lot wrong with this, but just to be clear NO 'mug' money has ever, or will ever make it out of India on cricket.

If this is your rationale for backing a certain result (and this is not to say there are not problems with the prices in 20/20 - there are), this is literally the worse reason you can have.

If you don't understand why no 'mug' money ever makes it out of India, I would suggest you study general bookmaking a little more before your next bet, as having the right idea but the wrong rationale can be one of the most dangerous things in high variance pursuits.

Can we make this thread about dentistry, and post all our teeth related questions in here?

Pls rename, kthx.