GAA Betting - All Info Appreciated.

[Sea The Stars]

When I used to do accums like the one above, I noticed that the team getting points on the handicap came in more than those giving them away yet it's remarkable the amount of people who go for the "minus" team.

[Milltown Row2]

When I used to do accums like the one above, I noticed that the team getting points on the handicap came in more than those giving them away yet it's remarkable the amount of people who go for the "minus" team.

The weather has a big part to play in keeping the scores low. I took the lowest handicap they were offering in fairness. Its for a bitta craic I'll not miss a couple of quid on this accumulator. But if it comes up!!

[Sea The Stars]

When I used to do accums like the one above, I noticed that the team getting points on the handicap came in more than those giving them away yet it's remarkable the amount of people who go for the "minus" team.

The weather has a big part to play in keeping the scores low. I took the lowest handicap they were offering in fairness. Its for a bitta craic I'll not miss a couple of quid on this accumulator. But if it comes up!!

MR2 - your bet looks good. However a good idea would be if someone kept a record of the handicaps maybe in next year's League and see what kind of trends develop. I would say certain teams might offer more value on the handicap than others as well as the "+" team doing better than the "-" team.

[Milltown Row2]

When I used to do accums like the one above, I noticed that the team getting points on the handicap came in more than those giving them away yet it's remarkable the amount of people who go for the "minus" team.

The weather has a big part to play in keeping the scores low. I took the lowest handicap they were offering in fairness. Its for a bitta craic I'll not miss a couple of quid on this accumulator. But if it comes up!!

MR2 - your bet looks good. However a good idea would be if someone kept a record of the handicaps maybe in next year's League and see what kind of trends develop. I would say certain teams might offer more value on the handicap than others as well as the "+" team doing better than the "-" team.

Going by trends in betting for the Cross game it looks like most people are going for the + team there, Cullyhana were +7 now down to +6.

Ideally the best bets to make money on are the ones you have the most knowledge on i.e, your local Championship, or a championship that you are very familiar with, BC1 and another poster give heads up on Scotstown and the winners of of the Tipp hurling Championship long before the finals, one team was sitting at 5/2 the other was 3/1 ffs!! If you had big money waiting on a bet like that to come up then it's worth a punt.

[Johnny Tightlips]

well fellas, been extremely busy this last few months, so haven't been able to post up any bets online. One massive bet which sticks out for me this weekend is glenswilly against killybegs. The swilly -3 is 11/10. This is humongous value imo. Killybegs have not won a league game this year, being beaten in 15 games. killybegs have also had a relatively easy run to the final, beaten a surprise package of malin in the semi. i would expect a handy win for micheal murphy and co.

Furthermore i am also making an investment at clonoe to win by 1-3 points @ 4/1 with ladbrokes. They may not win against a strong ballinderry outfit at "home" but if they are to win it will be by that margin. Damien cassidy has instilled a great siege mentality into the squad which cant be underestimated. The value is with clonoe on this occasion.

[supersub]

How the f**k can they have lost every game but got to the final? Absurd!!

[Lone Shark]

Anyone know what the craic with Kilcormac/Killoughey football team is? What league do they play in? Can't seem to find them, although they are in the Offaly intermediate championship. I know they are great hurlers but does their football team only play championship or something?

They don't play league, there's too much overlap in the teams. Something like twelve players play outfield for the senior hurlers and the footballers, and they only gather the footballers for championship matches. Now that they've got going however, they have momentum up and they won the IFC final at the weekend, which creates an interesting conundrum for next year.

[Milltown Row2]

Anyone know what the craic with Kilcormac/Killoughey football team is? What league do they play in? Can't seem to find them, although they are in the Offaly intermediate championship. I know they are great hurlers but does their football team only play championship or something?

They don't play league, there's too much overlap in the teams. Something like twelve players play outfield for the senior hurlers and the footballers, and they only gather the footballers for championship matches. Now that they've got going however, they have momentum up and they won the IFC final at the weekend, which creates an interesting conundrum for next year.

A bit like my own club, but we manage to have them playing in the leagues, and we are not alone here in Antrim. the overlap of players playing for Rossa, St Johns also would be around 12 if not more, while they might not all play at senior level they will certainly be in the running for first team positions in both teams!!

[GalwayBayBoy]

How the f**k can they have lost every game but got to the final? Absurd!!

Can happen easily enough. Carna Cashel reached the county final in Galway in 2005 and were relegated back down to intermediate through the league a week later. Get a handy draw and a weak enough team can reach a county final.

[Asal Mor]

Castlebar are great value at 10/3 (11/4 with draw no bet is even better) this weekend especially with Corofin's injury problems. I'm not tipping them to win but they're great value.

[macdanger2]

Considering it'll be a third match of the week for vincents, do St Lomans look like value @ 9/4?

[rodney trotter]

Game is in Mullingar, they will be fresh, Vincents have no Connolly. I would think they are worth a punt..

[GalwayBayBoy]

Castlebar are great value at 10/3 (11/4 with draw no bet is even better) this weekend especially with Corofin's injury problems. I'm not tipping them to win but they're great value.

Think Castlebar are missing Kirby but yeah seems like Corofin will be missing 3 or 4 regulars. Probably not a bad bet.

[Milltown Row2]

Castlebar are great value at 10/3 (11/4 with draw no bet is even better) this weekend especially with Corofin's injury problems. I'm not tipping them to win but they're great value.

Think Castlebar are missing Kirby but yeah seems like Corofin will be missing 3 or 4 regulars. Probably not a bad bet.

Corofin are a very good side though, I say still smarting from us beating them in the extra time game in Parnell few years ago. Watched Castlebar wasn't overly impressed, Corofin would have a lot or recent experience which has got to count for something

[Syferus]

Think Corofin are desperate to get another shot at Brigid's after the 2011 final and all that went before. Brigid's have tended to have the edge but derailing Cotofin this year would probably rank as one ofthe Kiltoom boys' sweetest Connacht titles.

While Brigids can probably afford to look beyond St. Mary's if Corofin do likewise Mitchells have enough to hurt them. I think Corofin are long enough in the tooth to know what's needed on Sunday, though.