Archive for June, 2008
Switzerland are out of the Euro 2008 betting reckoning. The co-hosts became the first team to exit the tournament, losing on Wednesday night to a stoppage time Turkey goal in torrential conditions in Basel. Arda Turan’s goal also ended the trend of the team scoring first in Euro 2008 winning, and sets up an exciting end to Euro 2008 Group A betting which concludes on Sunday night. Portugal conversely became the first team to reach the quarter-finals; their 3-1 win over the Czech Republic cemented their place as one of the leaders in the Euro 2008 betting market.
Portugal & Switzerland in Exhibition Game
As we move into the final round of group fixtures in Euro 2008, the betting starts to get really interesting. In Group A, Portugal are through as winners, so coach, Felipe Scolari (announced as Chelsea’s new coach on Wednesday night) can afford to rest the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo. They face Switzerland, who are left playing merely for pride after their defeat to Turkey, and likewise will probably give squad players a final chance to play at the tournament. Historically, such ‘dead’ games tend to produce goals, as both sets of players are to play an unfettered style, but it will be tough to pick a winner.
Punters can bet the game on Asian Handicaps priced to 102%, three-way 1X2 and Over/Under total goals to 103% as well as range of interesting game markets, such as total corners, red & yellow cards and goal-scorer options. (Check out PinnacleSports.com)
Czech’s & Turks Face Off For Place in Quarter-finals
Things couldn’t be tighter between Turkey and the Czech Republic as the line up on Sunday night, in what is effectively a play-off for a place in the quarter-finals of Euro 2008. Switzerland are out, while Portugal are through as Group A winners, and either Turkey or the Czech Republic will join them. Both teams have three points, the same goal difference, and number of goals scored, so according to article 7.08 of tournament regualtions if the game ends tied, it will go straight to penalties.
It is set to be tense night, and punters bet the game at PinnacleSports.com, with Asian Handicaps to 102%, three-way 1X2 and Over/Under total goals to 103% as well as range of interesting game markets, such as total corners, red & yellow cards and goal-scorer options.
Compare the latest Euro2008 betting markets and live odds across top online sportsbooks here at BookieLabRat.com.
June 14th, 2008
Italy coach Roberto Donadoni insists the world champions Italy can win their battle for Euro 2008 survival despite a traumatic demolition by Holland in their opening match.
The Italians, badly missed the steadying influence of injured captain Fabio Cannavaro, and have been left with their backs to the wall in group C as a result of Monday night’s 3-0 defeat. But the encounter was not without encouraging elements for Donadoni and, but for the brilliance of Dutch goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar, the evening could easily have had a different complexion.
“Holland played as well as we expected them to,” Donadoni said. “We knew they were a team that could give us problems and they did.
“We made mistakes and we paid for them. Now we have to absorb the lessons and look forward. “The next game, against Romania, is going to be crucial. We just have to forget about this defeat and move on. The game started badly for us and ended up worse but it is already history.”
Donadoni dismissed a suggestion that complacency could have contributed to his side’s downfall. “I don’t think there was any complacency. Winning the World Cup is not a sufficient goal for us and we have been working very hard and professionally in preparing for this tournament for the last two years. “The result was not good, obviously, and we are not happy about it but we are going to work to ensure we react to it and improve. “I trust my boys and we carry on in the knowledge that the next game is even more important.”
The significance of Italy’s defeat was reduced by the fact that France and Romania drew their opening match 0-0. “In light of our result, we are quite happy that France and Romania drew,” Donadoni admitted. “It goes to our advantage. But it also shows Romania are a difficult team. It is going to be a tough game for us and getting a win is going to be really important.”
Given that they finally managed to carve out some good chances, albeit very late in the game, it will be the tentative nature of Italy’s defending against the Dutch that is of most concern to Donadoni. Marco Materazzi, the defender who famously provoked Zinedine Zidane into head-butting him during the last World Cup final, was a poor replacement for Cannavaro and was substituted ten minutes into the second half. Officially the change was made because of a calf strain but it seems unlikely that even a fully fit Materazzi will be asked to start against the Romanians here on Thursday. Donadoni also has a dilemma in attack. Bayern Munich striker Luca Toni had a poor game by his standards and although Antonio di Natale was their brightest performer early on, it was only after his departure and the introduction of Alessandro del Piero and Antonio Cassano that Italy began to show their class.
Del Piero said: “We all have to share the blame but the most important thing is to focus immediately on Romania. We’ve got a lot of regrets but there is also a desire to turn our situation around. We need to beat Romania and that will require a big performance.” Goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, who was named as captain in Cannavaro’s absence, admitted Monday night would go down as “one of the worst of my career.” The Juventus keeper added: “Holland deserved their win. I think it is my duty, in the name of myself and my team-mates, to apologise to all the Italian supporters. I hope in the next match we will rediscover the pride that was lacking in this one.”
Check out Live Euro2008 odds compared across top online sportsbooks here at BookieLabRat.com.
June 10th, 2008
Despite being reigning European champions, Greece are nowhere to be seen among the favourites in the Euro 2008 betting market at PinnacleSports.com. The Greeks were surprise winners four years ago in Portugal, and no team in the history of the competition has successfully defended the trophy. History therefore suggests another name will be on the new Henri Delaunay trophy come June 29th.
Spain Aim for Positive Start Against Resurgent Russians
Euro 2008 Group D is the last to get underway, with Spain kicking-off against Russia on Tuesday at 6pm GMT. The Spaniards are often hyped as potential winners ahead of international tournaments, but regularly disappoint their backers. They began the World Cup strongly, with three victories and eight goals, but were then punished 3-1 by a tactically superior French side. Spain retain their potential but will still have to convince bettors they can be trusted.
Russia appear at Euro 2008 looking to improve upon a very poor record at major tournaments since the break up of the Soviet Union. At two World Cups and two European Championships since 1994, Russia have never progressed past the first round. There has, however, been seismic changes in Russian soccer, illustrated by Zenit St.Petersburg’s UEFA Cup win, and the management of Guus Hiddink. Unfortunately for Russia there is a major concern over striker, Pavel Pogrebnyak, and PinnacleSports.com price Spain favourites on their Asian Handicap 1.877 (-0.5 & -1)* with Russia 2.050 (+0.5 & +1)* – a market priced to less than 102%.
Greeks Kick Off Defence Against Sweden
Greece begin the defence of their European crown in Salzburg on Tuesday night at 8.45pm (GMT) but though there is no real pressure on them to repeat the heroics of four years ago. They won at Euro 2004 on merit, but were helped by the way the tournament panned out. Certainly, their recent 0-0 draw with Armenia will have worried coach, Otto Rehhagel, but the backbone of the successful team remains from Euro 2004, which was so solid defensively.
Sweden come into the tournament looking to do more than just make up the numbers, which has so often been the case. The return to fitness of striker, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, is a big boost, but he has often flopped on the big stage, while the return to international soccer of Henrik Larsson (aged 36), after two aborted retirements doesn’t inspire confidence. Sweden are usually solid but unimaginative, and this came could be a war of attrition, with both desperate to avoid defeat rather go for the win. PinnacleSports.com price Sweden marginal favourites 1.752 (0/scratch)* and Greece 2.230 (0/scratch)*, but are also offering three-way markets for the game priced to just 103%.
*All odds subject change so check out the latest across the top rated sportsbooks here at BookieLabRat.com >> Live Euro2008 Odds.
June 6th, 2008
Having generated many column inches of Euro 2008 betting analysis the so called Group of Death finally gets underway on Monday (June 9th) as Italy, Holland, France and Romania battle for the two available qualification places. Euro 2008 Group C is without doubt the hardest to call from a betting perspective.
Cannavaro Injury a Huge Blow For Italy
World Champions and Group C favourites, Italy, got off to the worst possible start at Euro 2008. Without even starting a game, captain Fabio Cannavaro, their immensely experienced defender, capped 116 times, has been ruled out of the event after tearing ankle ligaments in training. The Azzurri have drafted in defender, Alessandro Gamberini, from Fiorentina, but will struggle to fill the void by the ever reliable Cannavaro. Italy, priced 2.670* with PinnacleSports.com to win Group C, kick off their Euro 2008 campaign against the Netherlands on Monday night (8.45pm GMT).
With an uncanny similarity to Cannavaro’s bad luck, Holland’s Ryan Babel has been also been ruled out of Euro 2008 after suffering an ankle injury in training. The Liverpool winger’s absence won’t perhaps be as big a blow to the Oranje as that suffered by Italy, but he did feature in 11 of their 12 qualifiers. The Netherlands’ squad possesses undoubted talent, but coach, Marco Van Basten has the difficult task of deploying that in a winning formation, with an historical expectation for an attacking 4-3-3 system that doesn’t fit well in the modern game. PinnacleSports.com price Italy 1.763 (0/scratch)* with Holland 2.210 (0/scratch)* – a Euro 2008 Asian Handicap priced to less than 102%.
France Without Viera For Opener Against Romania
France’s captain, Patrick Viera, is definitely out for their opening fixture against Romania on June 9th, and is touch and go to participate at all. Viera has had an injury marred season at Inter Milan, so there must be questions about his general fitness levels. The French can however cope with his absence, with a hugely talented squad that are perhaps a little under-estimated by PinnacleSports.com’s priced 9.400* in a Euro 2008 betting market priced to 105%. Les Bleus begin their campaign against Romania in Zurich, looking to emulate their success in lifting the trophy in 2000.
Excitement in Romania is reaching fever pitch as the national team has qualified for the first major international football event since Euro 2000. It has taken that long for a new generation of Romanian players to step out of the shadow of the Golden Generation spear-headed by Gheorghe Hagi. Cristian Chivu and Adrian Mutu are survivors from the team that reached the knock-out stages eight years ago from a tough group, but this assignment is even harder. The Tricolorii must get something out of this opening fixture but PinnacleSports.com price France favourites 1.870 (-0.5)* with Romania 2.060 (+0.5)* in their match-betting, while the Romanians are 12.240* long shots to top Group C.
*All odds subject change so check out the latest across the op rated sportsbooks here at BookieLabRat.com >> Live Euro2008 Odds.
>>For more on this top Handicap sportsbook, read the PinnacleSports Bookmaker Review.
June 6th, 2008
The wait is almost over, and the serious business of Euro 2008 betting is about to begin. Co-hosts Austria kicks off their Euro 2008 on Sunday at 6pm (GMT) against Dark Horses, Croatia.
Austrians Need Boost from Host Status
As co-hosts of Euro 2008 Austria should be expected to produce a better showing than their basic form suggests. The Austrians are ranked a lowly 101 on FIFA’s World table of soccer nations, below such luminaries as Syria, Ethiopia and Bahrain, while their opening opponents – Croatia – are rated 88 places higher by FIFA as the World’s 13th best side. That would suggest a serious mis-match in the opening game, but the Euro 2008 betting at top Handicap sportsbook, PinnacleSports.com, suggests a much closer game.
PinnacleSports.com make Croatia marginal favourites on the Euro 2008 Asian Handicap priced 1.980 (-0.5)* with Austria 1.943 (+0.5)* – a Euro 2008 betting market priced to less than 102%. The recent records of major international tournaments emphatically demonstrates that hosts punch above their weight. Germany surprised many by reaching the semi-finals of the 2006 World Cup; Portugal made the Euro 2004 Final, while one of the biggest shocks was Korea reaching a World Cup semi-final in 2002. The Austrians would however, cause something of a shock were to win their section priced 18.840* in the Euro 2008 Group A betting at PinnacleSports.com.
Germans Kick-off as Tournament Favourites Against Poland
Germany carry the burden of expectation as Euro 2008 betting favourites going into their opening game of the tournament on Sunday night (8.45pm GMT) against Poland. PinnacleSports.com price the Germans 5.110* favourites in an outright market priced to less than 105%, but their first game will be a real test. The history of these neighbouring countries will forever be linked with WWII, while several of the German side are originally from Poland i.e. Miroslav Klose, Lukas Podolski, Tim Borowski and Piotr Trochowski. The sides met in the group stages of the 2006 World Cup when the German hosts left it until the 91st minute to score the only goal of the game.
Poland’s eccentric goal-keeper, Artur Boruc, was almost unbeatable, and he will again be needed on his best form to keep out a German side boasting Miroslav Klose, Golden Boot winner at the last two World Cups. Poland were impressive in qualification winning their eight team section ahead of Portugal and Serbia. Since gaining their place at Euro 2008 however, Leo Beenkakker’s side have produced some indifferent results. The Poles lost 3-0 at home to the USA, then drew with Macedonia and Denmark, in between beating Alabania 1-0. Performances usually change in the competitive environment of the tournament, but Poland’s confidence might not be particularly high ahead of their opening game. PinnacleSports.com price Germany favourites 1.893 (-1)* with Poland 2.040 (+1)* – an Asian Handicap giving 60% better odds than traditional bookmakers.
*All odds subject change so check out the latest across the op rated sportsbooks here at BookieLabRat.com >> Live Euro2008 Odds.
June 6th, 2008
The wait is almost over, and the serious business of Euro 2008 betting is about to begin. The first of 31 games in the Euro 2008 tournament kicks off on Saturday at 6pm (GMT) with the Swiss co-hosts looking to make a positive start against the Czech Republic.
Swiss Should Be Lifted By Host Status
As co-hosts of Euro 2008 Switzerland should be expected to produce a better showing than their basic form suggests. The Swiss are ranked 48 on FIFA’s World table of soccer nations, below such luminaries as Mali, Moldova and Honduras, while their opening opponents – the Czech Republic – are rated by FIFA as the World’s sixth best side. That would suggest a serious mis-match in the opening game, but the Euro 2008 betting at leading online sportsbook, PinnacleSports.com, suggests otherwise.
PinnacleSports.com make the Czech’s marginal favourites 1.935 (0/scratch)* with Switzerland 1.990 (0/scratch)* – a Euro 2008 betting market priced to less than 102%. The recent records of major international tournaments emphatically demonstrates that hosts punch above their weight. Germany surprised many by reaching the semi-finals of the 2006 World Cup; Portugal made the Euro 2004 Final, while one of the biggest shocks was Korea reaching a World Cup semi-final in 2002. Don’t bet against the trend continuing for the Swiss, who are priced 4.540* to top Euro 2008 Group A at PinnacleSports.com.
Portugal Looking to Gobble Up Turkey
Portugal are favourites on PinnacleSports.com’s Group A Euro 2008 betting market priced 2.290*, so Big Phil Scolari’s team should be expected to beat Turkey in their opening game, who are least favoured to win Group A, priced 8.710* in the Euro 2008 betting. The Portuguese were finalists on home turf four years ago, and though long-time totem, Luis Figo, has retired, they have a new superstar in Cristiano Ronaldo. The Manchester United scored 42 goals for his club this season, and notched eight in qualification, so will certainly carry the greatest threat.
If Turkey can neutralise Ronaldo’s threat, this could be an evenly matched game. The Turks have plenty of technically gifted players such as Newcastle’s Emre, with the potential to emulate the 2002 World Cup semi-final. However, they are equally capable of imploding, so bettors must decide which Turkey side will turn up. PinnacleSports.com make Portugal favourites for the second game of Euro 2008 1.769 (-0.5)* with Turkey 2.200 (+0.5)*, with live in-running betting available throughout the game priced to just 103%.
*All odds subject change so check out the latest across the op rated sportsbooks here at BookieLabRat.com>> Live Euro2008 Odds.
>>For more on this top Handicap sportsbook, read the June PinnacleSports Bookmaker Review.
June 6th, 2008
Are you a better football tipster than Victor Chandler?
Of course I’m sure I am – and if you are too, you could win a free bet – or if you’re REALLY GOOD a £5,000 Free Bet as the ultimate winner of the “Beat Victor Euro2008 competition”. It’s now on at VCBet.com.
How To Win
You have to predict the correct score of every match during Euro 2008. You receive an “imaginary £1” on each correct score you choose, and if your selection is correct your “imaginary £1” is settled at the VC Bet price on that correct score. There are prizes for the leader after each Euro 2008 round as well as the overall winnner.
Everyone who beats Victor Chandler’s own picks (his total score in the competition) at the end of the tournament also wins a free bet. You can’t load up all your picks in advance so get in quick and register your choices for the Matches for the first two days, after those matches are completed VCBet will display the next matches, and so on – so you’ll have to keep signing in and updating your picks throughout the Euro2008 Tournament. But hey, it could be worth a £5,000 Free Bet so don’t be lazy! It’s free to enter and it’s not often you get something for nothing, especially from a bookie!
Prizes
Overall Winner: £5,000 Free Bet
Overall Runner-up: £500 Free Bet
Overall places 3rd – 10th: £50 Free Bet
Everyone who Beats Victor: £10 Free Bet
Leader after first round: £1,000 Free Bet
Leader after Quarter Finals: £500 Free Bet
Leader after Semi Finals: £500 Free Bet
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Entry to “Beat Victor” is completely free of charge, VCBet do of course recommend that you open a VC Bet account and add your account number to the entry form to ensure prompt payment of any winnings 🙂
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PS: Ladbrokes has also kicked off their Euro 2008 Fantasy Football 
where the top prize is a football trip of your choice worth £1,000. It’s free to enter for all Ladbrokes customers, so log in, pick your XI and get in contention for the prizes…
June 5th, 2008
In case you’ve been holding out for it, here’s the summary of bookie Euro 2008 stake-back betting as it stands so far. You’ve had me go on about the value of stake back betting before so I won’t labour the point today – it’s just far more fun to have 3 outcomes to a wager: win, lose or money back as a free bet (and you get a whole lot less stick from “She Who Matters”!)
Wishing you smart betting!
Mike
Nil All?
BET365 BORE DRAW OFFER. Place a pre-match correct score, double result or scorecast bet on ANY FOOTBALL MATCH and Bet365 will refund losing stakes if the match finishes 0-0.
Eur Off!!
Euro 2008 Group Matches 7th – 18th June. If a player is shown a red card in any of these group matches Paddy Power will refund all losing pre-match 1st/last goalscorer, correct score & scorecast singles on that match. Player must be on the field of play at the time of sending off. Max Refund €300/£200 per customer/bet.
1st Scorer 2nd Chance
Place a First Goalscorer bet on any EURO 2008 match and if your player fails to score the first goal but scores at any other time in the match VCBet will refund your stake as a free bet on any future match. Max refund £100 (€120) per offer per person per match. Applies to singles only. Does not apply to in-running bets.
Money for Nothing
Place a bet on the Correct Score, First Goalscorer or Double Result (HT/FT) on any EURO 2008 match and if the match finishes 0-0 VCBet will refund your losing stake as a free bet on any future match. Max refund £100 (€120) per offer per person per match. Applies to singles only. Does not apply to in-running bets.
First Goalscorer Cashback Offer
Place a bet on any Euro 2008 First Goalscorer market and if your selection misses out on the first goal but goes on to score the last goal, BetFred will refund your losing stake (to £100 max).
Scorecast Cashback Offer
Place a scorecast bet on any Euro 2008 match and if ‘half’ of your scorecast wins but the other half lets you down BetFred will refund your losing stake (to £100 max). For example place a scorecast on Spain to win 2-1 and Torres to score first, if Torres scores first but Spain lose 3-1 you will get your stake refunded!!
Switzerland v Czech Republic, Saturday, 7 June
Euro 2008 – Get your money-back on Correct Score bets!If your bet loses and Switzerland scores the last goal of the match, Canbet will refund your bet (Correct Score Only). To take advantage of this offer, enter promo code: EUGAME1 at any time before the start of the match. *Maximum refund for any of the Second Chance Specials is £50 (€65)
Germany V Poland, Sunday, 8 June
Euro 2008 – Get your money-back on Correct Score bets! If your bet loses and Germany beats Poland by 4 or more goals in this match, Canbet will refund your bet (Correct Score Only). To take advantage of this offer, enter the promotional code: EUGAME2 Maximum refund for any of the Second Chance Specials is £50 (€65)
Euro2008 Combo Value
Every combination bet in the games: Switzerland vs. Czech Republic, Portugal vs. Turkey, Austria vs. Croatia and Germany vs. Poland receives a 20% bonus on the stakes at Interwetten (max. 100 EUR bonus)
A League of Their Own – Euro 2008 Group Stages
If the last goal of any group stage game is scored by an English Premier League Player Boylesports will refund losing single first, last & anytime goalscorer & scorecast bets on the match. Applies to single pre-kickoff bets only, max refund is €300 (or currency equivalent) per customer.
Fallen at the Last – Euro 2008 Outright Cashback
If your team is beaten in the Euro 2008 Final Boylesports will refund all single win stakes on the tournament outright market (Bets must be placed before 5pm June 7th, 2008). Applies to single pre-kickoff bets only, max refund is €300 (or currency equivalent) per customer.
If you want to check out the latest on what’s hot and not about these online sportsbook check out BookieLabRat.com for detailed Bookmaker Reviews and Ratings.
June 4th, 2008
The top goal scorer betting market at Euro 2008 provides an interesting alternative for bettors unable to decide on a pick for outright winner. Top handicap sportsbook PinnacleSports.com have added a unique spin to the standard top scorer market by offering a number of head-to-head Euro 2008 goal scoring markets priced to less than 102%. ie Potentially some good Value Betting!
Bayern Munich Stars Battle for Goal-Scoring Supremacy
Miroslav Klose has grabbed the Golden Boot at the last two World Cups, and Germany head the outright winners market at PinnacleSports.com priced 5.120*, however the Bayern Munich striker’s season was disrupted by injury. Klose bagged only ten Bundesliga goals this season, whereas his Italian team-mate, Luca Toni, was the top scorer in the German top flight with 24 goals. Nevertheless, as Germany have landed a much easier group than Italy, PinnacleSports.com price Klose 1.714* to outscore Toni 2.300*, in their Euro 2008 head-to-head goal scoring matchup – priced to less than 102%.
Torres or Ronaldo – Who’ll Score More At Euro 2008?
PinnacleSports.com also put Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo up against Spain’s Fernando Torres in an Iberian Euro 2008 top scorer head-to-head. Ronaldo enjoyed a record-breaking season scoring 42 goals from midfield, including in the Champions League final, while Torres notched 33 in his first Premiership season. Both Portugal and Spain are expected to prosper at Euro 2008, but despite missing some important penalties, Ronaldo is expected to continue his purple patch, priced 1.840* on PinnacleSports.com’s top scorer head-to-head match-ups, with Torres priced 2.090*.
How Many Goals Will the Big Names Score?
As well as a host of further top scorer head-to-head options, PinnacleSports.com are offering two-way Euro 2008 betting odds for the number of goals Klose, Ronaldo, Torres and Toni will score. Klose is 1.885* to score OVER 2.5 goals and 2.030* to go UNDER; Ronaldo is also priced 1.885* for the OVER and 2.030* for the UNDER; while Torres is slightly bigger odds for the OVER at 1.909*, priced 2.000* go UNDER 2.5 goals, and finally Italy’s Luca Toni, playing in the Group of Death is 2.060* to score more than 2.5 goals at Euro 2008 and 1.862* to score less than 2.5 goals.
*All odds subject to change so check it out onsite at Pinnacle for the latest prices.
105% Euro 2008 Outright Market at PinnacleSports.com
60% Better Euro 2008 Betting Odds at PinnacleSports.com
June 3rd, 2008
The Germans head the outright Euro 2008 betting at PinnacleSports.com with odds of 5.110* in a market that is priced to just 105%, which gives savvy punters a huge saving over traditional bookmakers. Outright betting markets, also known as futures and propositions, are commonly priced from between 130-150% with traditional high street bookmakers, but PinnacleSports.com have a low margin, high volume trading model that gives smart bettors the chance to make much greater profits, without charging commission.
Three Way Markets Priced to Just 103%
Not only are the outright Euro 2008 markets at PinnacleSports.com exceptionally competitively priced, the three way (1×2) markets are priced to an amazing 103%. For the opening game of the tournament on Saturday, PinnacleSports.com price Switzerland 2.750*, Czech Republic 2.790* with the Draw 3.230*.
As ever PinnacleSports.com, leaders in Asian Handicap markets, are pricing their two-way markets to just 102%. 1.96/1.96 style pricing gives punters up to 60% better odds for every game at Euro 2008 starting with Switzerland 1.658 (0/scratch & +0.5)* and Czech Republic 2.420 (0/scratch & -0.5)*.
Punters can get even closer to the action with live ‘in-running’ betting on every Euro 2008 game at PinnacleSports.com priced to just 102%. The betting options don’t stop after kick-off with bettors able to bet on Asian Handicaps and total goals as the game progresses.
Find the smarter way to bet Euro 2008 at PinnacleSports.com
*All odds subject change
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June 3rd, 2008
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