Chapter 1: What were the big wins from last weekend in sports?
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G'day, Carl. Two in two days. We had you on yesterday for a bit of a state of oh special with the agenda. Sheesh, what a cracking game. Holy moly, comeback for the ages. Well, I only made it to halftime, but I saw the highlights of the second half this morning, and honestly, after every origin, I question... My choice is even only making it to halftime. I'm so tired this morning. So tired.
I didn't even make it to kick off, let's be honest. The 9.30 build-up does me, and then I'm gone. But yeah, New South Wales took it out by two points. So I'm sure there would be a few happy punters out there. New South Wales were favourites, weren't they? They were, yep. I know for a fact, I might be able to find it just quickly, but...
With Brian, I think I said yesterday, Brian Tuttle was running through 50% of same game multis. So with him not scoring, we obviously had a bit of a fill up there. Nice. Good for you. Overall, I think for us, it was a good result. Yeah, okay. Well, taking a good result. Is there any big wins throughout the last week we can crow about before we get stuck into this weekend's action?
Yeah, I had a look at the report. I was expecting a number of Origin things to come through, but there wasn't. But I do have some great wins for some can only be described as battlers here. First one. It's a mixed multi with rugby and super rugby and NRL. Yep. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven legs here, all one to 12 margin legs. This punter has turned $1 into $1,300. $1 into $1,300.
It's a good effort. We've got a six-leg formula un multi, points finish multi. $2 into $3,700? Oh, yeah. We had Pierre Gasly, Max, Carlos Sainz, Oli Beerman, Isaac Hadja, and Franco Colapinto all to finish in the points.
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Chapter 2: What are the odds and predictions for the upcoming Warriors game?
Did they all finish in the points? Colapinto even. Must have come 10th or something. This suggests so. There was a close call we got sent, Carl, and unfortunately it was poor old Chiefs mana that let this person down. It was a 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. A 13-leg multi across EPL, Auckland FC, the Warriors, Super Rugby,
I think there was even some AFL in there as well, along with some IPL and NBA. And the only leg to let them down was Chiefs winning at $1.77. And this was to turn $5 into $4.7 grand. Shout out the Chiefs. Shout out the Chiefs of mana. What else have you got? Two more. Two more. We've got a nine-leg head-to-head baseball bet. Oh, real sick areas here. $5 into $2,100.
And then this one from yesterday in the NBA, the Thunder versus Spurs. I hope this was an account emptier. We've got $0.03. It's been put into a five-leg same-game multi, and this punter has turned that three cents into $12.86. You know what? And that $12.86 could be turned into $24 into $200. That could be the start of a wonderful thing. Okay, this weekend, the WAs, let's start off with them.
We've been talking state of origin, so might as well stick on the WA train. Top of the table clash with Penrith Sunday night, 9 o'clock, no excuses, because thanks to the King, it's Monday off. So I was looking at that going, I can't do that either. It's too late for me. I'm an old man. But since the day off, I'm going to book that in.
I'll be at the Two Mile Bay Sailing Club in Taupo, ready to hit it. Where's the money going on that game? Because she's looking like she's going to be a tight one. Might even be 8 o'clock kickoff, Lane.
Is it?
Oh, it's even better. Yeah. Yeah, Panthers $1.67, Warriors $2.20.
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Chapter 3: How are the Super Rugby teams positioned for the finals?
The line is a measly 3.5, the total 46.5. All the money is on the Warriors, 90% in the match betting market. It was, the Warriors were 6.5 point outsiders until teams were named. There's a lot of chat around The Panthers resting all their origin stars. Right. If that happens...
Because Clary, Ivan Clary, tends to give his players a rest during Origin anyway, regardless of where they are on the table. So hopefully that plays into the Warriors' hands. Khan Pereda is getting smashed at $9 for first try scorer.
Anytime we've got DWZ best back, I think he's scored in seven, eight straight, followed by Khan Pereda, followed by Tamira Martin, who scored two last week and won the week prior.
um best back power play akp first try scorer and liquor any time at 33 oh geez that's um worth having a nibble that is juicy uh we've had 1640 on the warriors at 2.20 we've had 1188 on the wars at plus four and a half at a dollar 85 yep
uh 800 800 on the wires when they were paying 275 and then we've got this uh three legs same game multi 450 on yes we've got warriors to win uh a lafayette to score dwz to score tomorrow martin to score that is paying 20.86 Oh, tidy. And two, I'll give you a little insight, Carl. They've shut the media out this week, the Warriors. They want to focus in on this game so much.
There's absolutely no media for any players, and I think they're only wheeling out kind of assistant coaches for media. So they are taking this one pretty damn seriously. They want to be top of the table, so it's good to hear. We've only got a couple of origin players, which I think they've been named in the starting lineup as well. They've been consistent with the same team, or are they resting?
No, we've got Barney, Barney and Capewell have not been named at all. Oh, haven't they? They will not play, no. Oh, no. I thought they were stuck to the same lineup as last week. But I don't, you know, years gone past, that's a big issue for us, but I don't think it is anymore. I think, you know, those young boys, the way they're playing, particularly Dimitric Vaimanga. Oh, yeah.
I'm expecting, you know, the sort of, the raid that we put on the Storm, I'm expecting that sort of performance from these young guys. Wow. Really, you know, the Panthers, we're here to, we're not here to We're the real deal. Well, they're lucky charmers over there. Dye Henwood will be on the hill there in Penrith. He's going over to watch that game.
He's going over on his own little mini magic round. I think he's taken in three games while he's over in Sydney with his son. So he'll be there on the embankment.
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Chapter 4: What insights are there for the Champions League Final?
Look out for him. Super Rugby, last round of Super Rugby before we get into the finals. Kind of a weird weekend because the Chiefs and Hurricanes have obviously cemented their place on the table first and second. It's just really a scrap for third and who's going to host their final, and it could be between the Blues, the Crusaders, or potentially even the Brumbies. But teams are resting players.
Hurricanes have made 10 changes. Crusaders obviously got no Will Jordan. Dog Roll is obviously out as well, even though he hasn't really played this year. So I'd say there'd be a bit of money to be made this weekend given all the changes. Yeah, Crusaders $1.25 to the Hurricanes $3.80. The line 12.5. Massive total, 16.5.
All the money or 75% of the money is with the Canes in the head-to-head betting or match betting. I guess just to that value. Cam Roygaard's back though. Here we leave you. And the back three for the Canes.
in pretty good form so you've got Morbier Kenny Naholo is there as well so it's not they're resting players but they're bringing players in that you could still say were probably man to man maybe better than the Crusaders I don't know I don't think the Crusaders should be heavy favourites Well, neither do these two punters. We've had 7,000 on the Hurricanes at $3.10 and 3,000 on the Canes at $3.
Chapter 5: What are some notable NRL try scorer stats to impress?
Interesting. Well, it's going to be under the roof there at Takaha. It's always good running rugby. The conditions are awesome for running rugby. So I wouldn't be surprised if that's a high scorer, that one. Have you heard the ā so you know how the Warriors are playing down in Christchurch at Takaha in a few weeks? Yes, on the 21st. Yeah, we've got a big pregame at the Richmond Club.
The same weekend as the Super Rugby final. Correct. If the Crusaders somehow host the Super Rugby final, and it's such a Crusaders thing to do, I would not be surprised to see them do it at all. Yeah, that's a hell of a weekend. The day before that Warriors game, yeah. A lot of things are going to have to go right.
They're going to have to beat the Canes at the minimum this weekend, and they're going to have to, if they want to host the final, and then the Hurricanes have to go on a terrible run, so do the Chiefs, to lose their semifinals. But it's possible. There's a mathematical chance that that could be a hell of a weekend. Is there two other teams?
that you would have a worse record when it comes to semifinals or finals. Yeah, the Hurricanes. The Hurricanes, they live up to it. Then the big game on Saturday, and this is a big game for the Blues because they are playing for a home playoff game. They're playing the Chiefs in the Tron. What are we looking at there? I haven't got a lot on this game, to be honest.
The bookies said there's no action in the tri-score markets yet, no big bets. 60% of the money is with the Chiefs head-to-head. Yeah. But that's about it so far. Once we get a little bit, I guess once we get to tomorrow, a little bit closer to kick-off, things will ramp up there. But yeah, not a lot happening. I looked at the line-up. The Chiefs are resting a few players.
Obviously, no Damien McKenzie still. So that's going to be an interesting one there. But Blues... You know, they're playing for something, whereas I don't think the Chiefs are to a degree.
And I think it's one of those ones where potentially going back to the Crusaders, if they lose to the Hurricanes and other teams win, they could qualify fifth, which means the Chiefs play the Crusaders the following week, which is going to kill me if I have to watch that semifinal we end up playing the Crusaders. Anyway, we've got Champions League final on Sunday morning.
Yeah, we're big football guys now, right?
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Chapter 6: What betting tips can we gather from this week's Grab A Pen segment?
Yeah, absolutely. PSG, $1.65. Arsenal, $2.25 to lift the trophy. 65% of the money is with PSG. Not a lot of action in the player stuff yet. We've got Saka to score any time at $4.20, getting a few bets. We've had $4,905 and a $2,000 bet both on PSG to lift the trophy at $1.65. Yeah, well, there was some rumors that that game was on at 9 a.m. in the morning, but it's not.
It's like, I think it's about 3 a.m. on Sunday morning. So she's dangerously early, that one. I'm going to give that one a miss. Yeah, I might let one through the keeper as well. Speaking of getting through to the keeper, that's called a segue in the industry. The black caps. Playing Ireland at the moment in a test match. It's going as predicted.
I think New Zealand is going to pile on about 500 and then do some bowling practice. But next Wednesday is when it all counts because that's the English series starts at Lourdes. Always a signal of a great time if you tune in Ball one at Lourdes. You can hear the birds chirping. There's a certain murmur about the ground as the first ball is bowled on the English summit.
Any movement happening on the betting markets for that one? Yeah, John, I have a guess at what our first innings total over under is sitting at. For Lourdes or for Ireland? For Ireland. 600. 495. Oh, jeez, that's close. Dangerously close. I'm going overs for that. Yeah.
I don't have anything on Lords at the moment, but the Irish test, Ravindra was very well backed in the first inning's top run score market. I think he's been outstripped though, hasn't he? Because he scored a, Blundell was just overtaking him. Yeah, so someone is about to lose $2,399 on that bet. Gutted.
And then we've had a $1,000 bet and a $2,000 bet on New Zealand's win head-to-head at $1.22 and $1.47. Oh, gross. I find...
put a bit of a punt on a wicket to fall in the first over of the Irish innings I did put that up thinking that Matt Henry was playing but in the last minute he pulled out with a slight hamstring niggle which has made me a bit more nervous about that first over to be honest so I quite like betting on those when a wicket's going to fall particularly against these minnows where they tend to
When they fall, they collapse completely. But it looks beautiful, though, the ground there in Belfast. Looks like a bloody good time. Righto, well, let's knock that on the head, take a quick break, and we'll be back with Grab a Pen.
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Chapter 7: What are the latest updates on the Blackcaps vs. Ireland match?
Yeah, it was Doonbin about to explode that let us down out of there. Otherwise, we would have come in. To be fair, it was paying $12.
Yeah, that's true.
That was it. Probably should have taken a top seven on that. Hindsight's a good thing. So, yeah, we've got two winners, two thirds and a second. We've got, what, B plus? Yeah, I think it's definitely a B plus. So the sicko, I mean, how's he holding up? Because obviously, you know, he's got a reputation to uphold. Yeah, he seems to think third place was a win last week.
So, you know, judging by how we do the top three, top four multi. Oh, okay. So now he's changed his tune, has he? Well, yeah. I said that doesn't help me when I'm betting on your tips to run first. Correct. If you saw my $38 bet I put on the nose as well.
Yes.
Hoping to get my weekend off to a good start. And then Joe didn't want to miss out. So he got into it. He hasn't. He's refused to give me a tip this week. Really? I don't know if it's anything or he's sick of. He did text me after last week's episode saying that he wanted to fight you. Oh, me? Yeah. So he's taken beef with everyone, I think. Yeah.
So no tip from the sicko this week, unfortunately. Oh, really? Okay.
G'day fellas, Sicko here. We've clearly got a bit of an issue with Carl Tiley being a massive curse. Every time I send him a bet slip and he gets on the harness bet on a Friday night goes no good. So I'm taking him out of the equation. Addington, Friday night, race 7, number 4, Moonlight Blood, should be there or thereabouts at $2.90, maybe top 2 if you just want to cover yourself.
That's disappointing from the sicko. He's let his family down, I think. He's let himself down. Maybe it is me and you. Maybe he'll probably give a tip outside of this podcast. Yeah, okay. Maybe. Righto. Okay, so what's Thoroughbreds? Let's get into it then. Let's park the sicko. He can just sit in the cool-down room for a bit. Cool the jets, fella. Thoroughbreds, Te Rapa. Race three, number one.
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Chapter 8: How can listeners engage with the podcast for a chance to win cash?
I like that. Super Photon goes pretty well at Tarapa. Two wins and a third and five starts. And of those five starts, had three at this distance. Okay. At $6, I'm in. And then three at Eagle Farm. Race two, number four, Lyles, $3 and $1.45. Race four, number two, Blind Rays at $3.90 and $1.85. And then race eight, number seven, Transatlantic, $15 and $4.60. $15. Okay.
That's worth a nibble, potentially. Maybe a top six. If we're doing anything in the last two weeks, it's... Yeah. Okay, we'll post those up on our socials as we do every week if you want to follow us in and enjoy the ride. Got any tips? I'm not on tips. Got any stats to impress the ladies this week, Carl? I do. I've got some NRL tri-score stats. Oh, good.
This is my go-to when I've got nothing else. This is when you're at the bar and there's only a few people left at the bar and you're like, what have I got? NRL try scoring stats. Yeah. KL Ero for the Sharks has scored at least one try in each of his last seven previous home appearances against opponents that were ranked higher on the ladder. Okay.
Lee Haihopowate from the Manus Eagles has scored at least one try in each of his last seven games. Dom Young from the Knights has scored at least one try in nine of his last 10 appearances with his team as a home favorite. Oh, okay. Sean Russell from the Eels has scored a try in three of Parramatta's last four matches outside of Sydney.
Samir Taruva from the Tigers has scored at least one try in three of the last five appearances at Combank Stadium against opponents that were ranked lower on the ladder. Two more. Ezra Mamm has scored a try in each of his last four previous appearances against the St. George Illawarra Dragons. Yep. And just in case you forgot, they are terrible.
And Paul Alamote from the Panthers has scored at least one try in seven of his last eight appearances against opponents that were ranked in the top four. Oh, okay. Let's hope he doesn't live up to that one against the Warriors. If you take all of those seven try scorers in a multi and it wins, I will take personal thanks. I can give out my email, but it will be paying $192.75. Do you know what?
I'm thinking about putting our bonus bet not on the nags on the grab a pen. I'm going to stick it on that one. Let's stick it on that anytime try scorer multi and see where it takes us. I'm quite enjoying, I'm not an expert in NRL, but given the six again and the change of rules and the high scoring now, I'm really getting quite into anytime try scorer multis.
And I missed out by one against the Warriors game last week. I've had two multis running and I missed out by one try scorer. I'll tell you what, it does keep you in the game. Even look at State of Origin last night. In fact, they came from 20 points down to take it 22-20. So many points flying around. I suggest you look at the Broncos game, Lane. Okay, I will look at the Broncos. Excellent.
Okay, well, now we're not delivering a lot of great news today because the three-way led us down. Mine and yours came through, Carl, quite comfortably, but Joe came in limp. into the bedroom with his ice hockey.
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