Snip3r EURO2012 all Matches [11-5-0 +$1460 +14.5Units]

snip3r2006 · 06-15-12, 05:53 PM

Group A

Russia	2	1	1	0	5	2	3	4
Czech Republic	2	1	0	1	3	5	-2	3
Poland	2	0	2	0	2	2	0	2
Greece	2	0	1	1	2	3	-1	1

Poland v Czech

Joint host’s Poland take on Czech Republic in a crucial encounter that has the opportunity to send either team through to the quarter-finals. It’s still all the play for in group A and with Poland playing on home soil, the atmosphere is going to be electric.
The Czechs are safe in the knowledge that even if they salvage a point form this tie then that could well be enough to see them through, depending that is if Greece fail to win. The Czech Republic’s fortune has since changed from their opening defeat to Russia, when they secured all 3 points against Greece in Wroclaw on Tuesday. As for Poland, they have yet to lose in the tournament but a win is needed in this final group A game clash if they are to reach the quarter-finals. Poland captain, Jakub Blaszczykowski, mentioned to the BBC that he believes Poland can secure an historic advance to the next round and I’m sure the whole of Poland shares his belief too.
The Czechs could be without their Midfield maestro, Thomas Rosicky, as he picked up a knock in the game against Greece. Poland have been more fortunate and have yet to miss a player as a result of injury.

Czech Republic: Cech, Gebre Selassie, Kadlec, Sivok, Limbersky, Rosicky(Maybe), Plasil, Pilar, Hubschman, Jiracek, Baros.

Czech manager, Michal Bilek has Rosicky to think about if he is to be unavailable and could replace him with Kolar.

Poland Team: Tyton, Boenisch, Wasilewsk, Perquis, Piszczek, Dudka, Polanski, Obraniak, Murawski, Blaszczykowski, Lewandowski.
Poland Looked strong against Russia with this team, and have yet to lose so they should enter this game unchanged. Blaszczykowski is the key man for Poland.

Poland have showed they have a sturdy back four so far by not losing, however they haven’t claimed a victory yet either. I believe there are two possible factors have the potential to improve Poland’s chances in winning on Thursday; The crowd and Tomas Rosicky.Any team playing at home have a better support, therefore the Polish fans will carry their team through to the next round. As well as the crowd to be an influence, Tomas Rosicky (if he is unavailable) is a massive loss to the Czechs and will be exploited by Poland. Poland’s striker Jakub Blaszczykowski has looked deadly so I wouldn’t be at all surprised if he snatched a goal.
The Czech Republic do have ex-Liverpool forward Milan Baros whom at times can be a threat so he may produce.
I know it wont be enough to defeat the Polish but enough to fight a draw.

Poland - Czech 1:1 MyPick Draw@3.540 1Unit

Greece vs Russia

Russia take on Greece on Saturday, knowing that a point will safely see them through to the knockout stages, in the process eliminating the Greeks. Dick Advocaat’s Russians began their tournament impressively thrashing the Czech Republic, but were held to a 1-1 draw on Tuesday, by a determined Poland side. Greece on the other hand are facing an early exit after the Czech’s defeated them 2-1.
Russia have looked very impressive so far with Alan Dzagoev and Andrey Arshavin pulling the strings, however lapses in concentration have threatened to undo their good work in both matches, and these losses of focus could plague them later in the tournament.

Greece: Sifakis, Maniatis, K Papadopoulos, Torosidi.s, Holebas, Karagounis, Gekas, Katsouranis, Mitroglou, Samaras, Salpingidis

Russia: Malafeev, Anyukov, Ignashevich, Zhirkov, Berezutsky, Shirokov, Denisov, Zyryanov, Dzagoev, Arshavin, Pavlyuchenko.

Russia have a lot of talent going forward and their quick, incisive passing will cause Greece a lot of problems. Often they will feed Arshavin who uses Zhirkov as an outlet or plays in and around the box with Dzagoev, and this is how Russia have created most of their chances.
Word must also be saved for Igor Denisov however, who keeps things ticking over in midfield. He completed 98 passes against Poland. His ability to keep the ball and feed other, more creative players, is key in Russia’s fluidity. Greece often have trouble keeping the ball, and should Denisov get a grip on proceedings, Dick Advocaat’s men will dominate.

Greece - Russia 0:2 MyPick Russia@1.769 1Unit

snip3r2006 · 06-15-12, 06:04 PM

Group B

Germany	2	2	0	3	1	2	6
Portugal	2	1	1	3	3	0	3
Denmark	2	1	1	3	3	0	3
Netherlands	2	0	2	1	3	-2	0

Portugal vs Holland

Holland face Portugal knowing anything less than a victory by 2 goals will mean they exit Euro 2012. No country has progressed from the group after losing their first two fixtures so the Dutch will have to create history to qualify for the quarter finals.
Portugal also need a result to ensure they make it out of the group. A draw would be good enough if Germany beat Denmark but Portugal can guarantee a place with a win in this match. Either way this game has got the makings of a cracking tie.

Portugal (4-3-3): Rui Patricio, Pereira, Alves, Pepe, Coentrao, Meireles, Veloso, Moutinho, Nani, Postiga, Ronaldo

Holland (4-2-3-1): Stekelenburg, Van der Wiel, Heitinga, Mathijsen, Willems, De Jong, Van der Vaart, Robben, Sneijder, Van Persie, Huntelaar

My prediction is that this game will be a goal feast. The Holland will go all out attack and although I expect them to get a few goals there leaky defence surely won’t be able to stop Ronaldo and Co.
Neither side has yet to keep a clean sheet and it could result in a European Championship classic.
Over 3.5 goals in this game looks a great bet and in the end Portugal will do just about enough to get the draw which would most likely see them come 2^nd in the group.

Portugal - Holland 2:2 MyPick Draw@3.500 1Unit + over3goals@2.300 1Unit

Germany vs Denmark

Final group game for Germany sees them face a potentially threatening tie with Denmark in Lviv. All Loew and his German men need is a point to see them finish top of the group and easily walk into the quarter-finals, and even a loss depending on other results could also see them through.
However their opponents, Denmark, have defeated the Dutch and narrowly lost to the Portuguese so it’s not exactly a stroll in the park type of occasion for Germany.
Unfortunately for the Danes their talented winger, Dennis Rommedahl pulled up in pain in the game against Portugal with what appeared to be his hamstring so it’s not all surprising if he isn’t involved in the squad on Sunday.
On the plus side, Denmark have Sunderland striker Nicklas Bendtner up their sleeve, as he showed he can score when he put two past Portugal on Wednesday.
As for Germany, Goals machine Mario Gomez has hit form when it is needed most by scoring in the German’s last two matches and helping his side hold top spot of group B.

Germany: Neuer, Hummels, Badstuber, Lahm, Boateng, Khedira, Schweinsteiger, Ozil , Mueller, Podolski, Gomez

I wouldn’t assume that Joachim Loew will want to alter his side too much as this line-up has earned them two victories. However Loew may want to rest a few key names such as Gomes who could be replaced by Klose as a result of Gomez’s fitness throughout the next stages.

Denmark: Andersen, Kjaer, Agger, S Poulsen, Jacobsen, Kvist, Eriksen, Zimling, Krohn-Delhi, Mikkelsen, Bendtner

The most obvious change in the Danish set up is the missing Rommedahl so Mikkelsen could take his place.

If the Germans can put two past a very strong Danish side and still have further chances to score I see Germany putting a few away against Denmark. Mario Gomez is on top form of late and shows he has no mercy over goalkeepers and takes his chances well. Not just Gomez but the likes of Podolski, Klose and Muller can all score goals and I sense that Germany will be too powerful for Denmark.
The Danes however did beat Holland with an excellent strike but in all honesty they rode their luck what with Holland not putting their chances to bed. A comfortable win for Germany on Sunday, which then they will carry forward to the quarter-final stage is definitely on the cards.

Germany - Denmark 2:0 MyPick Germany-1@2.520 1Unit

TheBeastMode · 06-15-12, 09:31 PM

BOL

hitman09 · 06-15-12, 10:52 PM

All picks are fine, but I don't think Russia not cover the 2 goals. Like the correct score for that game 2-1 Russia win.

snip3r2006 · 06-16-12, 04:12 PM

snip3r2006 · 06-18-12, 05:41 AM

2 Pushes and 1 looser yesterday ... have no time for prediction
so here are my bets only:

Spain - Croatia 2:0 MyPicks Spain@1.529 2Units + Spain-1 @1.813 1Unit +TorresToScore@2.28 1/2Unit
Italy - Irland 2:0 MyPicks Italy-1.5@2.270 1Unit + ItalyWin with clean Sheet@2.080 1Unit
England - Ukrain 2:1 MyPicks England@2.220 2Units
Sweden - France 0:2 MyPicks France-1@2.320 2Units

BOL2ALL

snip3r2006 · 06-19-12, 03:42 AM

Game Picks: 13-8-3 +$1393 (14Units)

Poland - Greece 1:0 myPick Poland@1.980 1Unit
Russia - Czech Republic 2:1 myPick Russia@2.160 1Units
Russia - Czech Republic Russia @ 2.620 1Unit
Netherlands - Denmark 2:0 myPick Netherlands-1@2.080 1Unit
Netherlands - Denmark Netherlands @1.775 1Unit
Netherlands - Denmark Netherland (live 0-1) @4.06 1Unit
Germany - Portugal 2:1 myPick Germany@1.962 1Unit
Germany - Portugal Germany @ 2.190 2Units
Spain - Italy 2:0 myPick Spain-1@2.440 1Unit
Spain - Italy Spain @ 1.909 2Units
Ireland - Croatia 0:1 myPick Croatia@2.200 1Unit
Ireland - Croatia Croatia @2.050 3Units
France - England 1:1 myPick Draw@3.240 1Unit
Ukraine - Sweden 2:1 myPick Ukraine@2.430 1Unit
Greece - Czech 0:1 mybet Czech @2.320 1 Unit
Poland - Russia 0:3 my Pick Russia @2.460 1Unit
Poland - Russia Russia -,5/1 @2.970 1 Unit
Portugal - Denmark 3:1 myBet Portugal @ 1.990 1Unit
Holland - Germany 2:1 myBet Holland @3.040 1Unit
Italy - Croatia 1:1 myPick draw@3.260 1Unit
Spain - Ireland 4:0 myPick Spain-2 @ 2.580 1Unit
Ukraine - France 0:2 myPick France @ 2.130 2 Units
England - Schweden 2:1 myPick England@2.170 2Units
Poland - Czech 1:1 MyPick Draw@3.540 1Unit
Greece - Russia 0:2 MyPick Russia@1.769 1Unit
Portugal - Holland 2:2 MyPick Draw@3.500 1Unit
Portugal - Holland over3goals@2.300 1Unit
Germany - Denmark 2:0 MyPick Germany-1@2.520 1Unit
Spain - Croatia 2:0 MyPicks Spain@1.529 2Units
Spain - Croatia Spain-1 @1.813 1Unit
Italy - Irland 2:0 MyPicks Italy-1.5@2.270 1Unit
England - Ukrain 2:1 MyPicks England@2.220 2Units
Sweden - France 0:2 MyPicks France-1@2.320 2Units

Prob Bets: 1-6-0 -$342 (3,5Units)

Who will advance from Group C ? Croatia @ 2.610 1Unit
Goals scored in Tournament: Franck Ribery Over 0.5 Goals @ 1.714 1Unit
Who will score the most goals? Karim Benzema (FRA) 11.560 1Unit
Italy - Netherlands Who will advance further in the tournament? Netherlands 1.549 1Unit
Poland vs Greece Will Jakub Blaszczykowski score a goal?*Yes****5.390 1/2Unit
Russia vs Czech Republic Will Andrey Arshavin score a goal?*Yes****4.580 1/2Unit
Spain vs Italy Will Spain have a Clean Sheet? Yes 2.03 1Unit
Spain - Croatia TorresToScore@2.28 1/2Unit
Italy - Irland 2:0 ItalyWin with clean Sheet@2.080 1Unit

snip3r2006 · 06-19-12, 07:51 AM

Originally posted by wolfgang

France - Sweden DRAW (+296) [soccer, EURO CUP]

U ARE A JOKE !!!

camelbreath$ · 06-19-12, 07:52 AM

Sn!per what do you think aboud the odds on France -1 shooting up? I see it at France -1 +154 now!

snip3r2006 · 06-19-12, 10:52 AM

Originally posted by camelbreath$

Sn!per what do you think aboud the odds on France -1 shooting up? I see it at France -1 +154 now!

I LIKE IT

Having ensured their qualification as group winners with a win over Croatia on Monday night, Spain now await the runners- up of group D. France will go into the game fully aware of this and know that a win will allow them to avoid the world and European champions, for now at least.
It has been revealed that Laurent Blanc has entered into preliminary talks with Spurs as the North London club look to secure a replacement for recently axed Harry Redknapp. This undoubtedly reflects the great job Blanc has done to steady the ship and the team now appear determined, fresh and most importantly, given the events in South Africa, united.
Ultimately it’s hard to see France dropping points in what would appear to be their easiest game so far. With an abundance of pace and creative talent throughout their attack, the French should prove too strong for Sweden.

+ France-1 @2.460

darktray · 06-19-12, 11:17 AM

You like the over in France game?

snip3r2006 · 06-19-12, 01:21 PM

Originally posted by darktray

You like the over in France game?

I don't like the over because if France gets a 2:0 lead they will Play possesion Football without offensiv pressure. So a 2goal Match is Most likely imo

snip3r2006 · 06-19-12, 04:40 PM

Bad day ...