SLB2.0

And if the TAB had Melody Belle at around $1.50, BetEasy would be offering $1.65.

Can't they test it overnight? Like most professional websites do?

Meanwhile the site is down again

I also think Scoobysnacks could be paying Leo for his contributions. Surely Leo has more important things to do throughout the day? Organise botox-ridden 60yo+ former models to frequent his establishment?

I believe that's Chinese for "Niller"

All you have to do is look at the reply statistics for our top threads, compared to those of RC. It's a sad state of affairs at the moment for RC - with only Whiskey Neat attracting 36 replies. What do I know though? I'm just a niller who has more failed businesses and has been to court more times than I can remember... oh wait, that's the person calling us nillers, apologies.

I would also ignore the comments from trainers and especially commentators. Trainers will often pump up the tyres because no owner wants to hear a negative thing said about their horse. Commentators are not professional tipsters, despite what Trackside wants you to believe. They look more at the horse, as opposed to the value and/or betting situation. Even know I get paid by people reading my tips, you should do your own research - take the time to understand why a horse is being tipped. Don't just blindly back the favourite because "everyone" else is. Everyone else will eventually lose their money punting.

Those photos cost more than your winning stake though?

He sits on his high horse....... but only so he can see over the bar.

$41 for Hatton Garden

I'll make a bold claim that Crown Prosecutor doesn't win any race of note.

Another leader wins. This is becoming rather boring.

Gotta love the front runners bias...

That's a few jobs back and we lied about being a jockey, haha. I only provide tips for Australian racing, for websites in Aussie, NZ and Europe.

I have worked for online gambling websites ever since and I now run my own. I also provide tips around the world - my best tip is to give up punting

I was lucky enough to get my start writing for The Informant. We copped a lot of criticism, mostly from Leo Molloy, so I won't say anything negative about the company, especially what they've gone through.

At least Leo acknowledged how much of a keyboard warrior he is.

They perform best when there's less expectations. Some Australian idiot will still label them as winners though.

He went missing in how many games? After his injury (before that he was awesome) he was afraid to take on the line and it was horrible to watch. If you're earning $1 mil a year, I want to see the same level of input that the likes of Jason Taumaulolo puts in each week. That being said - I gave up on Warriors management when they sacked Daniel Anderson because he dropped the lazy Ali Lauatiti.

Warriors were paying over $3 to make the top 8 this year, that was easy money. Johnson will be replaced and although they won't have his natural talent, they might have more desire to win because he had little.

Courtesy of Thomass It was 2'20''60 ... or 2'21''36. With the help of Franco Raimondi and Bruno Barbereau, who released their times, we rechronomed the Japan Cup Almond Eye (Lord Kanaloa) to check if it was a running start and know which could be in this case the distance of the run up. By translating: does the chronometer work when the stalls are opened, or does it begin at the beginning of the official distance, with the stalls (running start and run up) moving backwards and, in this case, a more flattering time. At trot, it would be the principle of the departure volte, slower than a departure launched to the autostart ... The clock of Franco Raimondi indicates, by starting it at the opening of the stalls, a time of 2'21''36. Bruno Barbereau, for his part, counted a run up of about 10 meters before the start of the chrono, or 0.7 seconds: this is consistent. But whether it's 2'20''60 or a time closer to our 2'21''36, it's a world record. Stronger than Asidero. It is not easy to navigate the different records on 2,400m grass. The previous record we found is the one won by Asidero (Fadeyev), in 2'21''98. The name of Asidero does not necessarily speak to everyone: he is the winner of Gran Premio Carlos Pellegrini (Gr1) in 1999, in San Isidro. Almond Eye, whether with or without running start, beats it widely and it makes more sense to compare the chronos of Almond Eye and Asidero based on that of running start. In South America, the run-up is about fifty meters. Compared to the other records of great races ... The time achieved by Almond Eye is extra. We wanted to compare it to some of the biggest Grs1 in the world for 3 years and over 2,400m, from Europe to South America via Australia and the United States. Almond Eye is clearly in the lead, followed by Asidero, the previous distance recorder. In the races we have selected, it is the Qatar Prize of the Arc de Triomphe which gets the best ranking for a European race: a particular Arc, since won by Found (Galileo) and ran to Chantilly.

and Winx??? Of course not....

Was that a field of 4kg apprentices?

Just another failed Molloy venture. Not only did he set up Saloon Saloon in the death-trap for restaurants in Pukekohe, but he bought into the three-month fad of Ripple.

Fair to say those riding the beaten brigade weren't trying overly hard... about as fishy as you get.