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I was curious whether many punters here engage in this activity esp given when Australia play the odds for the opposition is generally very good.
I remember the one summer when the SA came down, I mind a lot of money by just backing the SA and hedging every time.
The odds for the NZ are $3 in the ODI and to me if I wasnt working full time I would sit back and make some money on Tuesday.
Although it is a risky activity and you MUST really be able to appreciate and understand each and every facet of cricket (or any sport for that matter) if your interested in hedging. In addition you MUST realise that if NZ lose early wickets or Australia bat well that there will be unlikely NO chance to hedging and your stuck with a dud bet.
But NZ do appear to have value @ $3.
Several things that are vital in all this, you need a good working phone- to make the call lol ( I have been caught out in the past) a good internet connection - to check the odds and balls of steel oh and most importantly you need to be following the game, until a hedging situation transpires.
I wasnt around when Australia beat Pakistan in that comeback match but that is a quintessential example of what I am talking about similarly and more recently in the last 2 ODI's the odds swayed all over the place.
Good luck would love to hear others thoughts on this.

I remember the one summer when the SA came down, I mind a lot of money by just backing the SA and hedging every time.
The odds for the NZ are $3 in the ODI and to me if I wasnt working full time I would sit back and make some money on Tuesday.
Although it is a risky activity and you MUST really be able to appreciate and understand each and every facet of cricket (or any sport for that matter) if your interested in hedging. In addition you MUST realise that if NZ lose early wickets or Australia bat well that there will be unlikely NO chance to hedging and your stuck with a dud bet.
But NZ do appear to have value @ $3.
Several things that are vital in all this, you need a good working phone- to make the call lol ( I have been caught out in the past) a good internet connection - to check the odds and balls of steel oh and most importantly you need to be following the game, until a hedging situation transpires.
I wasnt around when Australia beat Pakistan in that comeback match but that is a quintessential example of what I am talking about similarly and more recently in the last 2 ODI's the odds swayed all over the place.
Good luck would love to hear others thoughts on this.

