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Ninety percent of bets on Test series blackwash

Published: Fri 24 Jun 2005 02:45 PM
June 24 2005
Ninety percent of bets on Test series blackwash
Centrebet punters from all around the world are backing the All Blacks to thump the Lions 3-0.
Bets on a New Zealand blackwash account for 90 percent of Centrebet's series score turnover.
Centrebet's odds on the All Blacks winning all three matches have crashed from 2-1 to evens.
"Everyone, including Centrebet's Pommy punters, is tipping a repeat of the 1983 blackwash," says Gerard Daffy. "These Lions are the worst backed team to leave British and Irish shores."
New Zealand is Centrebet's ten-point favourite for tomorrow's series opener in Christchurch.
Log on to http://www.centrebet.com to view its latest odds.
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