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Very distressing that some sanity has returned to the betting market, just when I was going to take a plunge on Sydney at $34 (shouldn't have waited until after Sat night, I know).
We're $21 now (on the 7th line), and the market has returned to something resembling normalcy, i.e. people are betting more in accordance with the perceived likelihood of each team actually winning the GF, rather than just saying 'you won last weekend, I'll back you for premiers'. For example, Freo and Hawthorn were in front of us in the betting before the w/e, but they're both now behind us at $23 and $28, despite winning on the w/e. Or, in Fremantle's case, 'winning'.
The most interesting aspect is that the punters have not abandoned Geelong. They're still the #4 team for the flag at $7.50 (WCE, Adelaide & St Kilda are the first 3) despite:
a) losing the last 3 in a row, and
b) playing some really, really ordinary football on Sat night.
Very distressing that some sanity has returned to the betting market, just when I was going to take a plunge on Sydney at $34 (shouldn't have waited until after Sat night, I know).
We're $21 now (on the 7th line), and the market has returned to something resembling normalcy, i.e. people are betting more in accordance with the perceived likelihood of each team actually winning the GF, rather than just saying 'you won last weekend, I'll back you for premiers'. For example, Freo and Hawthorn were in front of us in the betting before the w/e, but they're both now behind us at $23 and $28, despite winning on the w/e. Or, in Fremantle's case, 'winning'.
The most interesting aspect is that the punters have not abandoned Geelong. They're still the #4 team for the flag at $7.50 (WCE, Adelaide & St Kilda are the first 3) despite:
a) losing the last 3 in a row, and
b) playing some really, really ordinary football on Sat night.


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