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Tell me about it! I budget 10 quid a month to throw bets on and wouldn't bet in months there's no big golf or rugby events and gave myself am extra 10er for the 6n. Only have my Irish slam bet still alive and the margins I've lost by have been frustratingly slim!
I only had a punt because I predicted a dull game and thought that it would make it more interesting for me as a neutral, I would have left it alone otherwise. If I restrict myself to betting when I have a significant difference of opinion with the bookies (e.g. a couple of English trips to Dublin) I do pretty well, but these situations don't happen too often. If I have a bet because I fancy having a bet, I'm pretty sure I'm a loser.
Trying to bring this post vaguely back on topic, does anyone want to make a case for any bets on this match? At 1.4, I thought that England represented a bit of value. The market clearly agreed as it has corrected itself. As it stands, it's a no bet for me. With a gun to my head, I might take one of the larger alternative handicaps on England. Not that I'm saying it's going to be a blowout, just that given certain fragilities in the Scottish side, I think it happens slightly more often than the prices would suggest.