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Betting against Germany seems value again today. Went for France Draw no Bet last time @ 1.96 and it landed. Portugal DNB is @ 2.45 right now. Even Portugal or Draw seems overpriced @ 1.67 Ronaldo to score is probably good depending on what your bookie is paying.

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This 3rd set just hit the 80th minute.

Seems like this summer's anthem is out

I was going to talk about Austria vs Denmark but for a different reason. Goals in that game seem overpriced with both to score @1.97 and over 2.5 goals @2.29. Maybe it's a good sign for a low scoring draw though. Personally will have Denmark or Draw on a double as it's also good price. Also did the homework for today and in addition to Albacete and Sabadell which you're already on, I found the games below which I'm going to keep track of just for fun today. ES Metlaoui vs Stade Tunisien CD Mirandés - CD Tenerife América de Cali - Millonarios

I too enjoy betting on draws, but never tried accas with them. I usually go for 3.00+ odds and make three of those. If only one returns, it's a small profit. Israel, Egypt, Colombia, Greece, Turkey's lowest tiers, Argentina 2nd tier and lower, France 2nd tier and lower, Morocco are great for it. Korea, Costa Rica and Denmark are not bad as well but I'd rather go for lower scoring games. A lot of both teams scoring happens in these leagues but if the bookies are predicting a 2-2 draw, it's probably going to be a bit of a chaotic game where results like 3-1 or even 3-0 might happen. I also would rather pick games where the away team are slight favourites.

The CIA and the MI6 might know one thing or two about that.

Smooth. Expect a good album.

Congrats but please change the club badge. Aren't Everton 4th or something? No need to be ashamed of supporting them anymore

Technically incorrect. Number of people vaccinated doesn't equal number of doses given, so in reality, most EU countries have vaccinnated more than the UK The EU negotiated adequate deals on vaccines, but the problem is companies have sold more vaccines than they can produce. I don't see how the EU is to blame for companies not living up to their contractual obligations. The UK started a month ahead of the EU with early regulatory approval, early deals, and accepting additional terms like paying a higher price for the vaccine and giving up on the pharma companies civil liability in case of unwanted effects. They took a gamble the EU wasn't willing to. Countries like Germany and France could have done the same but they're part of the EU and naturally, the EU's strategy is going to be solidarity. So I'd argue the opposite of what Gonzo said and make the case that being a EU member was actually a benefit in paper as it offered protection to its members from this buy higher, receive first approach. The EU did for its members states what the WHO is trying to do for Africa with COVAX. Nothing wrong with an u-turn if it's justified. There was a lack of data to assure the efficiency of the vaccine on the +65. It's only very recently with data from new studies that some countries like Germany, Belgium and Sweden have given it a green light.

Better job is relative. More vaccines purchased - true.

You say harmless like we're talking about some wild animal. A bit eerie to me ngl.

Blocking Happy Blue

No advice here but congrats on the twins. You're very lucky.

Dang. That's one step closer to Federer losing the GM record, and Medveded is the one player I have time for these days, so that's a double dang.

Not sure where to post this but I'm hard. https://www.instagram.com/p/CLCp05BBVa5/?igshid=a2gn2ia5a639

Things are looking pretty grim over here. Several reports of medical staff describing hospitals as war zones, saying people are completely burned out working 100+ hours a week. We test more than most but we have the 2nd most new daily cases per capita in the world now.