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IASBet.com.au: Mark Read’s IASbet.com (International All Sports) has a number of features which, perhaps, may be unknown to the majority of punters.

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The “justice payout” is when bets a refunded for events which the punter cannot control. For example, Phil Mickelson has recently suspended his golf career, indefinitely, meaning punters who had money on the American for the Byron Nelson Championship get refunded. It is at the betting agency’s discretion to judge when this method is fit to be applied.

IASbet’s money-back specials are also a feature. If Brendan Fevola kicks more-than eight goals in this week’s match against West Coast, IAS will refund all head-to-head bets on the match, despite the final result.

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Australian SuperPrice is another feature on IASbet. It is a system which guarantees a payout, on horse racing, that is higher than at least two Australian TABs. It is available for all types of betting, including quinella, trifecta and flex betting. So why not take up this option and receive a better payout for your win?

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Sportingbet.com.au: The Aussie Home Loans New South Wales Blues have named their preliminary squad for State of Origin one in Melbourne next week and have made no bones about the number of debutants lining up.

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After losing three straight series to the Maroons it was no wonder that the Blues selectors went for youth over experience, preferring to select players almost exclusively on recent form.

Big games on the weekend seemed to tip the scales in favour of the likes of Canberra half back Terry Campese, St George forwards Michael Weyman, Justin Poore and Ben Kreagh along with Parramatta’s Jarrod Hayne all having blinders on the weekend to secure a spot.

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Campese’s name came up earlier in the year then was all but forgotten as the Raiders slipped to second last on the ladder.

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Following a thrashing of the Warriors at the weekend in which Campese played a starring role, he beat out the likes of Newcastle Jarrod Mullen and Penrith’s Luke Lewis for the hotly contested spot.

Origin veteran Kurt Gidely was named as captain and full back after a stellar year so far for the Newcastle Knights.

He and Gold Coasts Luke Bailey will e the only two ‘experienced’ Origin players in the squad.

There were few if any surprises after Queensland released their squad which remained largely unchanged from last years triumphant Maroons outfits.

They are supremely confident of making it four in a row and it is difficult at this stage to find a book maker that thinks otherwise.

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Rugby Update With just two rounds to go it is still anybody’s guess who will surge into the top four and take a coveted spot in the Super 14s play offs.

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The Hurricanes have kicked clear by two points at the top of the table and looked to be in cruise control following last weeks clinical thrashing of the Brumbies.

They come up against the second placed Chiefs in a local derby this week after the team from Waikato leapfrogged the Bulls on points differential.

A bonus point win for either side will see them take top spot on the ladder with just one round to play in the regular season.

The Bulls now sit in third but will face the Cheetahs at home in a game that they will be expected to win comfortably to see them firmly entrenched in the top four heading for the play offs.

The Brumbies sit three points adrift of the top four with the Crusaders and the Waratahs after a huge win over the Reds in Queensland gave them every chance of slipping into the finals.

They will line up against the Blues in a very winnable match at Canberra Stadium on Saturday night.

The Waratahs travel to Durban to take on the Sharks who are clinging to the much sought after fourth position on the ladder and a bonus point win could see them knock the Sharks out of the race to the finals.

The Crusaders can be expected to make light work of the Reds at home to keep their final chances alive.

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