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Thank you West Tank Eagles!!!!!

I just got back from the TAB with my $530 winnings.

At the start of this thread last week i told everyone to get on the Tigers as the Eagles will tank again.

I put $100 on the Tigers @ $2.30 under 39.5 points and $100 over 39.5 points @ $7.30,couldn't lose either way.

I [censored] myself when i saw Kerr run out i must admit.

Thanks again West Tank Eagles,$530 will come in handy,i'll upgrade my Dees Membership or spend it in the DEES shop.

Now who do the Tankers play next week :lol:

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That leaves the Freo and Essendon games as the only danger matches, but at least we play Freo at Subi (and thank god we play Port at AAMI, where we haven't won a game since 1985).

Are you sure?

What about that match when Leoncelli kicked the winning goal. or was that at football park?

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West Coast are resting Kerr for this weeks game against the Tigers.

They state that Kerr needs a rest due to a couple of niggles including the stingray sting.Would they rest him if they were playing for a top 4 position??? Absolutely not!

We all know they're tanking for the no. 1 pick so today I placed $100 on Richmond under 39.5 points and it's paying $2.30 or $1.83 head to head.

A sure bet I think.

The last time I placed a "tanking bet" was round 22,2003. Melbourne were playing West Coast and if we won we'd lose our priority pick,pick 3,Colin Sylvia.There was no way we were going to win that match and lose the priority pick.I made $235 :lol:

So fellow Demonites,get down the TAB tomorrow and make a few $$$$$

West Coast will tank,easy money

Ummmmm. Richmond won by 77 points. They did not win by under 39.5points!

Sorry to make you feel that you lost the best. But....well.....YOU LOST YOUR MONEY.

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Are you sure?

What about that match when Leoncelli kicked the winning goal. or was that at football park?

It was against Adelaide at Football Park, I think. Is that what is now called AAMI Stadium?

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Ummmmm. Richmond won by 77 points. They did not win by under 39.5points!

Sorry to make you feel that you lost the best. But....well.....YOU LOST YOUR MONEY.

$100 at $2.30 = loss of $100

$100 at $7.30 = profit of $630

Nett profit is $530 as claimed

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Look at what Worsfold said in an article today.

They will finish bottom easily.

I think we will finish 14th, and have thought that for a few weeks.

14. Melbourne

15. Freo

16. WC

Assuming that is the draft order, I would say that WC would pick Daniel Rich with pick 1.

Freo would take Natanui with pick 2, which means they can afford to lose Robbie Warnock.

We then take Watts with pick 3, and get Warnock in the PSD.

I am concerned............and I have been keeping an eye on Port Adelaide! Looks like we will miss the priority pick too: -

13. Melbourne 20 points (Wins against Fremantle, Kangaroos & West Coast)

14. Port Adelaide 16 points (keep losing)

15. Fremantle 12 points (win against West Coast)

16. West Coast 8 points (no wins)

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Ummmmm. Richmond won by 77 points. They did not win by under 39.5points!

Sorry to make you feel that you lost the best. But....well.....YOU LOST YOUR MONEY.

Hightower,have you worked it out yet?

It's taking you a while,what's going on Man?

There's nothing like winning $530 on tanking that Demetriou says doesn't exist!!!!!!

Hightower,YOU WERE WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Hightower,have you worked it out yet?

It's taking you a while,what's going on Man?

There's nothing like winning $530 on tanking that Demetriou says doesn't exist!!!!!!

Hightower,YOU WERE WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ok I was Wrr Wrr Wrr Wrrrrrrrrrrong! (If I can use hindsight as an excuse)

And I think you know why, based on your first post, you did lose at under 39.5 points, reading the REST of the thread, AFTER the game mind you, you decided to go each way under and over.....................so good on you!

Money well spent then. ;)

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No worries,i wouldn't be a tool and come on here saying i'd won money if i didn't when people could check my posts last week.

Lions are paying $1.08 to beat West Coast :angry:

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