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actually saw 1.90 AFL and NRL lines last week, bit of a turn-up
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I know that Centrebet doesn't accept bets from the U.S, but do they even offer baseball? By the way, tell them to re-spell their name as "Centerbet." An important English grammar law is: "E before r except after ten beers at a bar." -
baseball, yes
an almost 20 cent line, so occasionally useful
certainly useful for hockey as they often set prices to the nearest 5 cents
i.e. 1.95 1.65 etc., so you can get some value there as lots of the yankee lines equate to non-neat 5c figures obviously
i.e. 1.90 either way
actually, it is you lot that have the problem with beer and grammar
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although I haven't really looked this year at them, as have been using overnites, here is an example, but this one looks considerably worse.......
.... EDISON FIELD, ANAHEIM, CA 28/04/00 11:35CST .... TAMPA BAY V ANAHEIM
TAMPA BAY (Gooden) 2.15
ANAHEIM (Ortiz, Ramon)
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About time they improved their odds in my humble opinion (oops, sorry reno – humbel opinion )
For ages the only good bet with Centrebet has been to buy shares in the company.
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well, on the scale of things, their soccer odds are good
some of the rest aren't
but useful for shopping and in spots
and they certainly offer a lot of events, so they get a lot of points for not being scared to do that, or take what seem to be very large betsComment
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the only American sport I would think people would have much interest in them for is ice hockey, as their european clientele will actually move their lines, not following some Vegas moves blindly........Comment
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Reno, here's a baseball example :-
Money obviously moving on Whitesox from the -115 when I first looked
megasports, canbet, intertops etc. had them at 1.82 or 1.83
Centrebet, with their 5 cent fondness, had 1.85
not that smart players like you wouldn't have got the 1.87 when it was -115
but an example of where they can be usefulComment
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