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Plum draw a big plus for this handy type
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Diamonds Pour Moi 3.35 Chester
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Although Diamonds Pour Moi has a fair bit to find on official ratings, they can go out the window at Chester, where a decent draw and finding a good early position can be worth pounds.
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