In A Packed Programme Tomorrow...
Just a short line to tell you that I've arrived back in the UK, somewhat bereft of shuteye. Consequently, the two items I had planned to post today will now be posted tomorrow.
To save your tenterhooks, I can reveal that tomorrow will see a review of the final standings for Easy Money Laying system, which we trialled up to last Friday. If you'd like to get these selections on a daily basis, I think I have agreed an offer with the author that will be very hard to refuse.
I'll also be sharing with you a few highlights from my trip to Las Vegas, uncluding an alarming incident on the casino floor the first night we were there.
And I'll be reviewing the day's action on four legs and two wheels: July Stakes day at Newmarket, and the first bumpy stage in the Tour de France.
(For info, and it doesn't help any of us, I would have tipped and backed Cancellara in the Prologue, and Boonen and Hushovd for the sprints. Betfair kindly identified that I was trying to log on from USA and declined my wagers!)
It's a wide open stage tomorrow, so I'm not overly confident of finding the winner, but we're moving towards the mountain stages, kicking off on Saturday, and the best news of all is that the Sky repair man has been round this afternoon and replaced my digibox. So Eurosport action is resumed in readiness for the weekend. :)
A domani...
Matt
To save your tenterhooks, I can reveal that tomorrow will see a review of the final standings for Easy Money Laying system, which we trialled up to last Friday. If you'd like to get these selections on a daily basis, I think I have agreed an offer with the author that will be very hard to refuse.
I'll also be sharing with you a few highlights from my trip to Las Vegas, uncluding an alarming incident on the casino floor the first night we were there.
And I'll be reviewing the day's action on four legs and two wheels: July Stakes day at Newmarket, and the first bumpy stage in the Tour de France.
(For info, and it doesn't help any of us, I would have tipped and backed Cancellara in the Prologue, and Boonen and Hushovd for the sprints. Betfair kindly identified that I was trying to log on from USA and declined my wagers!)
It's a wide open stage tomorrow, so I'm not overly confident of finding the winner, but we're moving towards the mountain stages, kicking off on Saturday, and the best news of all is that the Sky repair man has been round this afternoon and replaced my digibox. So Eurosport action is resumed in readiness for the weekend. :)
A domani...
Matt
posted by Matt at
17:30
2 Comments:
Matt.
Don't know if you already know about or use a application called logmein (www.logmein.com) basically you install a little bit of software on your home PC and leave your PC turned on when you go away. You you can then access it securely from any web browser. Not only is it free but it means that you can use a web browser to access your home PC (And your betfair account.!) from anywhere in the world. I've used it before now if you can't access betfair locally (like from anywhere in the USA)
Just a thought if you are making these kind of trips it might be something useful to have in the locker.!
Great blog.
Richard
Interesting that you mention that about Betfair. I was reading Adam Todds site the other day (the guy behind BetTraderPro) and he was going on about doing his scalping from various places in the world (the US being on of them).... Hmmm...!
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