Okay boys,

I'm going to be in Vegas on the weekend of the Australian GP. I'll post the odds Vegas has, but what do you guys think? Who should i bet. Nola, you are in Europe, what are the lines there?

Let a brother make some money!

E

 

Kimi Raikkonen 2.62
Lewis Hamilton 4
Felipe Massa 4.5
Heikki Kovalainen 13
Fernando Alonso 19
Nick Heidfeld 41
Nico Rosberg 51
Robert Kubica 51
Mark Webber 81
Nelson Piquet Jr. 81
David Coulthard 101
Jarno Trulli 101
Kazuki Nakajima 101
Jenson Button 151
Sebastian Vettel 151
Timo Glock 151
Sebastian Bourdais 201
Rubens Barrichello 301
Giancarlo Fisichella 351
Adrian Sutil 401

First race? Based on these odds, I'd put my money on HK or FM just for ****s and giggles esp since the first race "could" be a toss up considering TC is gone.

 

Damned if I know. Bet for Alonso in UK rings and for Lewis in Spain. Whatever happens you should make some dough.

 

I've never seen F1 odds in the sportsbooks, then again, once football season is over I rarely go near the books.

Found these odds on bodog.com

Formula 1 - 2008 Odds to win the Drivers Championship

• Preview

All wagers have Action. No Parlays. No Refunds. Max $500.
Kimi Raikkonen

6/5

Lewis Hamilton

11/4

Felipe Massa

11/2

Fernando Alonso

9/1

Heikki Kovalainen

10/1

Nelsinho Piquet Jr.

50/1

Robert Kubica

50/1

Nick Heidfeld

50/1

Jenson Button

80/1

Sebastien Bourdais

80/1

Field (Any Other Driver)

25/1


Formula 1 2008 - Odds to win the 2008 Constructors Championship

• Preview

All wagers have Action. No Parlays. No Refunds. Max $500.
Ferrari

1/2

McLaren

9/4

Renault

16/1

BMW Sauber

16/1

Williams

40/1

Honda

40/1

Red Bull Racing

40/1

Toro Rosso

50/1

Toyota

50/1

Force India

150/1

Super Aguri

250/1



Formula 1 - Odds to win ING Australian Grand Prix - Sat, Mar 15th (11:00pm)
@ Albert Park, Melbourne


All drivers have action. Singles Only. Max $600
Adrian Sutil

350/1

Anthony Davidson

500/1

David Coulthard

100/1

Felipe Massa

7/2

Fernando Alonso

11/1

Giancarlo Fisichella

250/1

Heikki Kovalainen

10/1

Jarno Trulli

80/1

Jenson Button

150/1

Kazuki Nakajima

100/1

Kimi Raikkonen

11/10

Lewis Hamilton

11/4

Mark Webber

80/1

Nelsinho Piquet Jr.

80/1

Nick Heidfeld

40/1

Nico Rosberg

50/1

Robert Kubica

40/1

Rubens Barrichello

250/1

Sebastien Bourdais

200/1

Sebastien Vettel

150/1

Takuma Sato

500/1

Timo Glock

200/1

 

WOW! You guys rock. I need to study this a bit.

I would put money down on Lewis, but the gambler in me wants to do some long shots. As in Piquet, Kubica, or Heidfeld.

Race is going to be late on Saturday. I may have to TIVO it since, I'll have a hard time getting SoCalCLK to sit and watch the race.

 

I was looking the other day for a place on the internet to bet but the one I found was in UK and they wouldn't let people in the US bet. Do you know any place?

 

REALLLLY fascinating, the odds re both the teams and the drivers for the Melbourne race. Kimi's mathematical odds so much better than Lewis'. Huh, interesting indeed!

In many ways, esp w/ all of the uncertainties and changes (esp no traction control) this season, hard to predict on a priori basis. So, it would appear that really the prognostications are a carry over of the actual team/driver points scored last season. Perhaps the 1st 2 races, being so close together, will start to sort things out.......??

 

Here's a pretty decent preview of the upcoming season and Melbourne:
http://formula-one.speedtv.com/artic...ing-f1s-stage/

 

just one more item FYI:
http://formula-one.speedtv.com/artic...ship-reloaded/

 

I could be wrong, but I thought they outlawed all of that in the US. I intend to bet the race while I'm in Vegas.

Put the paypal up, and I'll put it down for you.

Sounds weird I know, but I'm legit.