Shane Hannon

So, you know, what's going to happen?

I don't know which Liverpool...

to trust it I don't know what's going to happen they're 4-5 they're a touch of odds on Newcastle have got an awful record at Anfield in the league 1994 the last time they won there they were away from this season doesn't suggest anything yeah doesn't suggest anything that they were away from this season either so they're just under 3-1 which

you know i'd like to make an argument for it but i can't the draw is just under three to one and like i think because of the way you've said it's well rounded i've seemed to have gone through a lot of draws yeah i know he's sitting on the fences but it's like a lot of these games you can see finishing in draws i never understand why he's sitting that way draw picking a draw is sitting on the fence you've got three options and a draw is one of them it's one of those like i don't

it's harder to pick a draw sometimes isn't it there are less draws than wins and look if you pick a draw treble you know you're doing really well because you're usually getting a really nice price about if you manage to get two or three draws into a double or a treble yeah no one would be surprised to see this one being a score draw would they like 2-2 what do you think lads because I think Lee's right I would look at this and just go oh my head hurts because both of them doing well in Europe Newcastle

The draw is really interesting without going too niche here.

The draw is a really interesting concept in betting, as you guys have said, but also in play.

I always find it, if you bet in play on football, the draw naturally gets shorter as the game goes on, if it is a draw.

That doesn't mean to say it's going to be a draw.

So that's the way the algorithm works.

If you watch a game and watch the betting on the 90 minutes, the home away and draw, it just naturally, if this is nil-nil, after 70 minutes, the draw's odds on.

That doesn't mean it will be a draw.

It's like looking at a nil-nil, boring nil-nil draw.

So I always think it's interesting to kind of look at that as a concept.

With 20 minutes to go, if you think a game is going to have more goals in it, then back overs on the goals in play or back a team to win.

But yeah, it's kind of a weird thing.

Often people say, oh, in a two-horse race in a football match.

And of course it never is.

over three to one to score in the game, eight to one to score first.

I do think, you know, and you can obviously, and you bet builders, you can have a score or assist as a market as well these days.