Thanks for congratulating me. I appreciate it but so you know me, I will point out one thing and please don't take this as offensive. I'm only saying this so you have a better idea of how I do things as everyone does things differently. I've been betting and had success on cycling for the last three years. I have a method. I have plenty of money available to bet with for this Vuelta. Two of those bets for the TTT were solid. I'm only posting here so other people can win cash to.
In fact, I'm not going to be doing much stage betting this Vuelta. I decided to mainly do solid overall bets. I have a plan at the start of each race to stick to. This was all going to be about overall bets and waiting to see if something decent would pop up in the TTT and two bets did. If you read the stage one thread in one of the first few pages, you will see I was big on Columbia and laid out the reason why and I was spot on. People were focusing on Garmin and not focusing on what a short TTT requires. Anaerobic performance, not Aerobic like some teams and Columbia had the best anaerobic team there. I would have been shocked if they didn't finish top 3 and beat Katusha who didn't have the riders for this course. If the TTT was 10km+ further than what it was it would be another story and I wouldn't have backed Columbia.
I don't use Betfair because most the bets I place with them in the past are never matched and it ****es me off. I know you're trying to give advice and I appreciate that but please trust me that I have a plan and method before each race. Sort of like a strategy of what to do I guess you could say. A lot of thinking and planning goes into it.
Don't be surprised if I'm quiet until next weekend in this thread because at the moment my plan was stage one, stage two and nothing until the first MTF unless I'm available to bet in-play. I have no intention on betting on many stages unless something decent pops up.
Originally I was going to put $1300 on Moncoutie for the KOM @ $4 and be done with it and wait three weeks.