No action, just watching. Hamilton on the pole.
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Hamilton is sizable -250 Fav, depending on your shop.Where's the fuckin power box, Carol?Comment -
Starting Grid:
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Lewis HamiltonMercedes 1:20.486 18 2
Valtteri BottasMercedes +0.112 19 3
Sebastian VettelFerrari +0.704 16 4
Max VerstappenRed Bull +0.834 17 5
Charles LeclercFerrari +0.956 17 6
Romain GrosjeanHaas +1.340 17 7
Kevin MagnussenHaas +1.613 18 8
Lando NorrisMcLaren +1.818 21 9
Kimi RaikkonenAlfa Romeo Racing +1.828 17 10
Sergio PerezRacing Point +2.295 15 11
Nico HulkenbergRenault +2.076 10 12
Daniel RicciardoRenault +2.084 12 13
Alexander AlbonToro Rosso +2.150 14 14
Antonio GiovinazziAlfa Romeo Racing +2.228 14 15
Daniil KvyatToro Rosso +2.288 13 16
Lance StrollRacing Point +2.531 6 17
Pierre GaslyRed Bull +2.534 6 18
Carlos Sainz JrMcLaren +2.598 6 19
George RussellWilliams +3.874 9 20
Robert KubicaWilliams +5.581 8 Where's the fuckin power box, Carol?Comment -
Bottas 10-1 and Kimi 125-1 for FL for a reason to watchComment -
Ea$y winnerOriginally posted by 5mike5
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Yes sir!Originally posted by OptionalEa$y winner
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He was 10:1 from 2nd spot???Comment -
For Fastest Lap. +1000 we bet it days agoOriginally posted by dhristov211
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Bottas was generally +550 for the win, (+600 with 1 or 2 books), from 2nd place on the grid. He was generally +1200 before Practice 1.Originally posted by dhristov211
Mercedes were generally +110 for the Constructor's Championship before Practice 1, After Qualifying, (which was the 1st time we got to see Mercedes vs Ferrari on the same tyres with the same fuel on the same track and the same time - with Mercedes having a big edge) the market shortened Mercedes to -110. After the race Mercedes are now around -190 for the Constructor's title. SBR's pre weekend line was Mercedes +100. That line hasn't closed all weekend...and it's still open. I'm not suggesting anyone should...eh...
...but overall I would like to give SBR a lot of praise for their very low juice F1 lines, at least compared to the market. Their race win line was at 109% for the big 6 and whilst that isn't overly generous compared juice on the big US Sports when they get down to the last few teams, it is much better than books that normally post the race win at 116%. SBR also have the Constructors title at 103.5% which is definitely customer friendly on a 4-outcome event.
I still wouldn't advise anyone to bet fastest laps. It's a very high juice market that will be more unpredictable than ever this year. Congrats though to those that did bet and win.Comment -
Ive always made money every year off FL bets..neevr mess with the juicy stuff..def would advise, if u listen to opti anywaysComment -
He's right about them being different to previous years with new rule. Not sure it will end up being more unpredictable yet though.Originally posted by 5mike5
I'm still going to keep betting the early fast lap odds that look wrong though, like Bottas 10/1 and Kimi 125/1 this race..Comment