GLENN DAY previews the second major of the year
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The 2013 Premier League of darts has as expected got off to a great start with tremendous matches and some great individual performances. Raymond van Barneveld has probably been the most impressive to date in disposing of Gary Anderson in week one and Wes Newton in week two. Taylor has been his normal efficient self
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The European tour continues this week with what seems like the never-ending South African stretch of events at the Africa Open. There are far too many events at the start of the season in South Africa and I do not understand why. Yes the European tour wants to reach as far and wide as possible
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The 2013 Premier League of darts kicks off in Belfast tomorrow tonight and Simon Whitlock must be everybody’s banker bet. Despite being up against a double world champion in Adrian Lewis, Lewis’s current form is a major cause for concern. Not in the last year has he put together a string of even half decent
Continue Reading →The count down has begun! In eight days time the San Francisco 49ers go head-to-head with the Baltimore Ravens. Luke Tarr and our NFL correspondent Glenn Day analyse the betting formation for what should be, a high action packed event. The pair discuss key players to look out for, but also specific betting markets such
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Woods, Mickelson, Dustin Johnson, Snedeker, Fowler. Forget all the big names this week in the Farmers Insurance Open and get your money on Kevin Chappell. I know what you’re thinking, has he gone crazy? We’ve never heard of him. But I think this week at Torrey Pines Chappell can register a first PGA tour win.
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Last week’s Sony Open winner Russell Henley displayed a great temperament in winning his maiden title on the PGA tour in only his third start. Having won twice at the end of the 2012 web.com tour, Henley continued his good form in setting 54 and 72 hole records and making only two bogeys all week.
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Quite amazing. The no ‘mull’ change of blog actually produced a 200/1 winner in Charlie Beljan! And we also managed to sneak a place with Scott Stallings. Despite last week’s success I will revert to the normal style for the new season. The US season has now finished (on a massive high for all you
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After an appalling run recently I am going to try a different approach in my betting blog this week. Some of my selections you will have seen recently and understand why I am putting them forward. The others will be somewhat of a mystery! Delving into the form, course and current is a time consuming
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