Triple Captain TRAP? 🚨 Alfred Dunhill Championship DP World Tour Fantasy Preview and Nedbank Recap

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Ladies and gentlemen, if you're playing
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the DP World Tour fantasy game this
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week, the Alfred Dunnel might be the
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biggest trap of the season. Here's
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everything you need to know to avoid
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blowing your week.
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>> Why is that? Why is it a trap?
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>> Because it's not at Leopard's Creek.
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It's at a different venue, different
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course. So, you know, pass form does not
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matter. Course preference doesn't
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matter. It's a whole different ballgame.
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>> Yeah. Well, past course history in
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relation to Leopard's Creek, but uh we
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might want to look at a couple of guys
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who who who have historically performed
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well and will Johannesburg club in
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Johannesburg, South Africa.
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>> Um because the Joberg Opens typically
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played there. So we uh we do have a bit
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of bit to go off like
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>> Yeah. I think for the for people who
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don't dive into stats though, you you're
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going to be caught out by looking at
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this event specifically, aren't you?
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>> If you Yeah. If you just look at the
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history of the event, then you could be
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screwing yourself over big time.
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>> Yeah, definitely. Um, go on.
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>> I was just going to say just before we
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we we go into it, should we just scan
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over our our teams from um last week at
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the NetBank?
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>> Yeah, let's go.
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>> So, I've got the mini league up there in
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front of us. Uh top 10 on screen.
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>> Nowhere to be is a mini league anymore.
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It's quite a big league. It is a big
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>> thanks to all the people who joined
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>> over 160 in there now.
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>> Um brilliant.
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>> Yeah. Top 10 10th place. You got Michael
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Bron 1870
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1817 points. Uh all the way up to top
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three of Will ever FC 1864. Steve's
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Gunners 1886. And out with a almost 40
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point lead is Alcap
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at 194.
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>> Um it's currently leading the way. We've
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got to have someone this season who's
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like Premier Crew John Wood where we say
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the name. So Alcap Paulo Capone, this is
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you this season. Well done this week.
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How did you how did your bench boost go?
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>> Absolutely brilliantly. I've rose up to
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17th in the league. Um
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had a great week due to the the amazing
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bench bench boost that we uh we were
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able to do. Um, my team was obviously
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Captain Bazudinhood.
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Well, I can't say Captain Bazudinhood
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because I didn't Captain Paul Pita.
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Let's give him his full name. Pita at
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the start and he absolutely biffed it
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round, didn't he? Started okay
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>> and we found another loophole mid
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tournament.
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>> Yeah,
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>> there's no no way of knowing um because
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>> nope,
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>> it's just nowhere in the rules. It
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doesn't stipulate it. So, we're only
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ever going to find out when the bench
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boost was live.
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>> Yep. U and we found out that you can
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still change your captain when your
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bench boost is live. Just sub him out.
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>> That's right.
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>> And it doesn't matter because they're
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all active anyway
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>> and then you can put him back in if
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after it. It's um it's poor it's poor
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from DP will all that to be honest. It's
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um
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>> there were a lot of
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>> I was having a little look through the
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leaderboard throughout the week and
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there was people who just left it on
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Victor all week
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>> but clearly had the bench boost active
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based on the amount of points that they
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scored.
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>> Um Mr. trick there.
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>> Massive trick. And you know what? And
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this is why you watch this show
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>> is to get these little tips and tricks.
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>> Wouldn't have that information without
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us.
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>> So that obviously if you've used your
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bench boost already and you've missed
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out on that,
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>> you've still got the bench booster
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coming in at the upcoming swings uh next
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year after Christmas. So bear that in
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mind.
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>> Yeah, I think the only disappointment
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for me this week was Jax Cruzwick. I
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just thought he'd do well based on his
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previous form at at the uh in South
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Africa last season. He absolutely piped
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it round. Um he's had a terrible week at
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four over. I think a lot of people also
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picked Lori Caner who um
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withdrew, didn't he? I don't was he
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injured or something? I didn't catch why
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he withdrew. I just saw he was well over
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par. I I
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>> I thought it was uh it was a live thing,
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but it looks like he's playing this week
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unless we get another withdrawal from
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him.
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>> Yeah, maybe.
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But maybe it was just all the media that
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came with the lift stuff. He just
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thought, "I'm not in the right space
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here." Who knows?
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>> Yeah.
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>> Quite disappointed in Hoblin this week
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as well. He's uh although he's got it
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tied for 23rd, it it wasn't his finest
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finest week really with the field. You
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you would have expected him to sort of
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go ahead and absolutely smash these,
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wouldn't you?
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>> Yeah. No, he uh he struggled.
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>> Norris did okay for you and then
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>> he did. I like Sean Norris. I think he
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starts well every season. He starts
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really well and sort of fades towards
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the end where it gets a bit more horses
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horses for courses. I think he is a
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horse for a course. Um against the
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bigger fields, he struggles. I think
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he's he may get nervous or whatever, but
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in his hometown with with not many big
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names, he's he's he's a real pick
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>> and definitely definitely going in again
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this week.
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>> Yeah, there's a bit big difference on
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the on the weekends how you perform to
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how I performed there. Just looking at
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yours, you got 275 points in round four.
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>> Got you up to inside the top 1,000 for
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your season rank.
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>> Yeah,
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>> just bring mine up there.
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>> Um Oh, hang on. Spoiler. That's this
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week's team.
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>> Um so yeah, a weekend of 183 followed by
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153 on Sunday.
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>> That's appalling. Garrick Higo
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absolutely
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just biffing it round. When I look at
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that team in hindsight, it's actually
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full of biffs.
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But I ended up with Higgo captain for um
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the Friday, Saturday, Sunday after going
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with Havlin on day one.
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>> Uh Christ
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I was in quite a good position after day
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two and they all just went backwards
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Saturday, Sunday.
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>> Norard he started really well and he's
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ended finishes seven overall. Just
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>> yes,
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>> couldn't be bothered on the weekend. uh
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pocket the same one over
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>> thristen Lawrence early on and then they
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don't go finishing level the only one we
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know I I don't know why you continue to
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to pick Thristan Lawrence I really don't
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I think it's embarrassing for you to be
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honest with you I'm going to call it
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right now
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>> yeah
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he he had the credentials for this week
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>> Tristan Lawrence he's he's gotten his
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head out the bin like
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>> can I come out yet Dan no you can't get
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back in
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>> he came on for one week and he's getting
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right back in.
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>> Um out on Lee, the only respectable show
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in there really. Uh Gareth go just kind
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of coasted through the week really
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without
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>> He reminded me of Tommy. You know what
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Tommy like
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>> the last few years has just coasted
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through without threatening.
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>> Yeah.
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>> He just wasn't like just didn't seem
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aggressive enough like he's got like
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he's capable but wasn't he just just
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seems I don't know. Anyway, yeah. Yeah.
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So, I'm I'm 2,900 overall after a
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rubbish weekend. Um,
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yeah, garbage.
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>> Garbage. Not too bad, though. I mean,
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2,900 is not not bad at all really.
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>> It's a respectable start to be fair, but
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it's uh after
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>> given there's probably about 50,000
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players.
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>> I do think Fantasy DP World Tour have
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made a boo boo this season though. I
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really do. So I don't I just don't think
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the interest will be there to carry on
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playing the game every week every day of
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the round every round as well. I think
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it's going to tail off.
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>> I think the players who are interested
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>> that that isn't that that will happen
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but that uh that'll suit those who do
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stay engaged won't it and be an
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advantage to them
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>> I suppose.
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Yeah, definitely.
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>> So, um, one thing I do want to mention
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though, Sad, he really really started
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well, like a like a bit of a train. He
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got to Saturday and I thought, got him
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in. He'll he'll do well here Sunday.
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>> Sunday,
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>> see you later, mate. He's gone, has he?
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>> Yeah. Going into Sunday, he was like was
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the office captain for you, I think,
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wasn't he? And then just went back with
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Sunday. Couldn't get it going at all.
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>> No, not at all.
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>> Like writing. We were going to depth on
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the main podcast about writing, but
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>> he was incredible. Like his own nine on
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Sunday, his ass obviously went and he
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managed to settle into it eventually,
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but
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>> other than that, like his his first
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three days of play was unbelievable.
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>> He's getting so much better writing and
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he he's getting like
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>> darts in his hole and puts his game just
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it was perfect. It was complete.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Where did Dan Bradbury come from as
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well? We will go into this in the main
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podcast. This is just basic basically
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fantasy, isn't it? We shouldn't really
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go into too much detail on the on the
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players.
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>> One ship that we haven't used yet, you
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get two uh triple captain and bench
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boost uh fancy triple captain this we've
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had.
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>> I was really considering it. Only reason
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is I'm just thinking about it though
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here. I've got you've got four starters
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on your two on the bench. So at the
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moment I've got Bazudnoot, Shaper,
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Norris, Shakara, and then Luton and Ding
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on the bench. So I'm thinking if I start
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with Bazudnoose as captain, and then I
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put him on the bench and then make maybe
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Juice Luton the captain and then I put
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Bazudnu back in for maybe Shawn Norris.
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That would work the same, wouldn't it?
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You'd still be able to swap captain in
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that way.
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>> Yes,
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>> that's a full loophole.
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>> Yeah, you would.
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>> You don't have to commit, do you? and
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forget but it's not you get triple
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points as your captain that day
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>> that day. Yeah. So
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>> with the it's a relatively small it's a
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relatively uh poor field isn't it? I
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mean you've got the world rankings
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suggest Lorie Caner is the best in the
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field which he's not going to be because
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his eyes are on live. Then you've got
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the likes of um what's his name? Tristan
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Lawrence and else world ranking.
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And then you've got Bazuden Hoot Pita,
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John Perry and Shawn Norris. That's
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literally about it in respect to the top
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100 Norris.
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>> So you'd expect them players to do well
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and I'd take Lori counter out. I'd take
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Thirstston Lawrence out. So you've got
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Bazudinu, Pockita, John Perry and Shawn
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Norris who are probably going to do the
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best. Triple captain may may really come
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into it but it really depends on it on
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the um on the scoring. So if we look
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like last year or it won't matter last
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year will it because of the um
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>> we know won this in 2023.
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>> Yeah he's played well here before.
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>> Has he played well here before though?
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That's what I'm that's what I'm
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>> I know he's won this this this
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tournament. He's won he won it in 2020
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but I don't know whether he played it at
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Royal Johannesburg or not. That's what
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I'm what I'm wondering.
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>> Anyway, I'm
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>> John Norris won this last year.
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>> John Norris won it. You just fell into
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the trap, lad.
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>> That's why I said 2023
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last time it was here. You're best
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looking at Joe Open results.
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>> I've got my team up on screen here
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anyway. Just quickly whiz through. Um
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it's conscious we're going into depth
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that we want to go into on the main
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podcast here.
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>> Yeah. No, I agree.
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>> Uh so we got B to set me captain at the
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moment and it will be tripled. I'm going
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to use it this week. Me main thing over
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that is that Maitius is a bit um hit and
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miss because it's coastal.
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>> The wind gets up they might well
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struggle to get too far under park. Um
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whereas this is altitude um with the
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course that Dean Berners took apart
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before. So got um Bminator in there,
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Christian nuts, Jamie Shaper and Louis
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Stasen's currently be starting for with
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Dan Bradbury and Andy Sullivan on the
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bench.
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>> Yeah, nice.
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>> Um so yeah, I will be going triple
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captain and depending on how Mr. gets on
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might well uh do okie koke based on the
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little loophole you just in line does
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too.
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Yeah, and I think that's that's key and
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I think they should be uh communicating
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it just to make it fair really for u for
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the players. But it's it's something
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that you've got to really look at, isn't
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it? And and if you want to play well in
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this game, it's it is like last year in
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the Maitius Open, the score was only 14
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under. So
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>> again this year though,
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>> is it is that as well? Well, I'm not I'm
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not going into detail on that.
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>> So it's a it's a total unknown then,
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isn't it? The only thing is I've just
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looked at the Joberg Open and and the uh
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the last couple of winners in
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Johannesburg. Tristan Lawrence has been
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in the Sean Norris has been in there and
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so is um
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I'm Nemesis.
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Who's that?
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Um
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sorry, I've just got to get it again.
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Damn Bradbury. The only reason they're
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called him a nemesis is because he
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absolutely came up out of nowhere this
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week and came second, didn't he? out of
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absolutely nowhere. So, he's clearly got
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a liking for South Africa, isn't he?
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Is he a guaranteed pick, I wonder?
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>> Playing well. Came second this week.
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>> Yeah,
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>> I um he's he's in my pick. He's in my
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team anyway. 21 birdies.
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>> Yeah, that's that's amazing golf. He
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hasn't been setting the world alike, has
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he? For the past couple of years, but
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you shows that he's coming back in it.
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He's he's playing well.
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We will see. But yeah, he's got strong
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credentials to do well this week here.
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>> Yeah, above him so far. Obviously, we've
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only had a couple of tournaments and
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most of these guys have only played one.
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Above him in terms of average Birdie so
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far,
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>> uh we've got Wy Ding, Christian Bazoon,
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Andy Sullivan, Jadden Shaper, and Sean
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Norris.
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>> Then last three are tied at the top for
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the most average birdies per round. So
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scoring can
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>> that's pretty vital for your um for your
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picks, isn't it? on on the especially a
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triple captain pick because of the whole
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um because you've got you've got to sort
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of pick your team based on this player
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could be a captain any day um because
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we're swapping and changing now. It's
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not just a set pick like it was last
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season. So yeah, it's uh it's all to
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play for here and I think
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is is it the last last is it the last
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swing to hang on the Maitius
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>> last opening swing is next week in the
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Maitius. Yeah.
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>> Yeah. And then we've got
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>> So you've got to basically use it
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>> for Christmas.
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>> Yeah. There's no point in not using it
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either here or Maitius, is it?
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>> No. No. To use it this week or use it
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next week or lose it. Um
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>> use it or lose.
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>> As I say, I think there's just too many
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unknowns about Micious. We don't know
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what the weather's going to be like. So
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I'm going to
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I'm definitely going to lock that in
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this week.
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>> Hopefully make a dent those at the top
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of the leaderboard because no doubt then
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guys at the top have already used two
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chips.
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>> Yeah, I agree.
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Those guys at the top currently in the
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running to win this shot scope B5 GPS
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and who's not and it'll all be obviously
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>> Yep. Um golf. That'll do, I think, for
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>> Yeah, I want you to uh tune into the
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main pod and we'll dive into a bit more
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stats and we'll look into like the
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actual we don't want to go too deep on
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this pod because we want to short and
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bit more stats and see who is actually
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going to win the
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>> We'll also talk about the Australian
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Open we just had and the uh the hero as
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well.
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>> I can be your hero be
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>> right. Well, I'll see you tomorrow then,
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lad.
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>> See you tomorrow.
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>> Same clothes, same mat. Same
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taking me.
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>> Take it easy. Fancy DP World Tour show
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Dustin. See you later.