dingoboy
15th November 2005, 02:02 PM
Hi all,
Been a while been very busy,
my original dog thing although worked outstandingly, it called for some BIG bets, i have played with this for the last month and is making not as good profit, but the bets are less and less chance of busting,
operate on all dogs, trots.
dont look at odds,
just take 1,2,3,4, if one scratched, take subby, if no subby, next dog.
1 unit on all, therefore 4 units on that race,
loose, 1 again, loose again, 2, loose again, 2 again (sort of half martingale).
If we get a divy of say 4 or less, treat this as a nil pay, over 4 and treat this as a win and dont double up.
What im trying to do is "jag" the one that wins at say 12, usually there are a couple per meeting, if not 30-40. Sometimes they pay so well.
Have a look you might be surprised.
I use an online bookmaker so the div will be higher than "two tabs" payout so there is a little insurance there for odds.
also by only doubling bet at every second loss, we are not over inflating the pool on those four animals.
Cheers Dingo
Been a while been very busy,
my original dog thing although worked outstandingly, it called for some BIG bets, i have played with this for the last month and is making not as good profit, but the bets are less and less chance of busting,
operate on all dogs, trots.
dont look at odds,
just take 1,2,3,4, if one scratched, take subby, if no subby, next dog.
1 unit on all, therefore 4 units on that race,
loose, 1 again, loose again, 2, loose again, 2 again (sort of half martingale).
If we get a divy of say 4 or less, treat this as a nil pay, over 4 and treat this as a win and dont double up.
What im trying to do is "jag" the one that wins at say 12, usually there are a couple per meeting, if not 30-40. Sometimes they pay so well.
Have a look you might be surprised.
I use an online bookmaker so the div will be higher than "two tabs" payout so there is a little insurance there for odds.
also by only doubling bet at every second loss, we are not over inflating the pool on those four animals.
Cheers Dingo