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Vortech
25th September 2012, 06:41 PM
Out of interest and looking at 2011 results
Taking only Metro races on Saturday meetings
Take the Top Starting Price horse and then the different range of prices per favourite for the following

1.1 to 1.5 69 races, 57 winners +10.8%POT SR 82.60%
1.6 to 2.0 248 races, 127 winners -9.4%POT SR 51.20%
2.1 to 2.5 366 races, 149 winners -6.0%POT SR 40.70%
2.6 to 3.0 375 races, 139 winners +3.8%POT SR 37.1%
3.1 to 3.5 389 races, 97 winners -18.1%POT SR 24.9%
3.6 to 4.0 260 races, 54 winners -21.5%POT SR 20.8%
4.1 + 335 races, 68 winners -5.6%POT SR 20.3%

I might do more work on this if anyone is interested.
Can isolate particular tracks etc.

I'm at a standstill with my punting and just trying to help other with statistical information.

I find it easier to find a good educated punter that not many people follower, let him do the work and back the horses.

Not enjoyable but I'm sure my drive will come back.

Lord Greystoke
25th September 2012, 06:57 PM
V interesting Vortech.

Are you able to cut n dice by Race No. or even the same stats for R1-4 ? I ask because there appears to be a prevalence of 2.6-3.0 'ish winning favs in the early races (although don't have the stats to back this up, hence my question)

Also, are you able to expand on this one over the rest of the week for (a) gallops (b) harness?

1.1 to 1.5 69 races, 57 winners +10.8%POT SR 82.60%

Cheers LG

PS what can I do for you apart from not give you too much dull work here??

Vortech
25th September 2012, 07:03 PM
I'll have a look tonight for you after university.

unfortunately can't really do much on the harness racing but the other stuff I should be able to work out something for you

Lord Greystoke
25th September 2012, 07:04 PM
Nice one mate, thanks.. enjoy the 'college of knowledge'.

Cheers LG

Vortech
25th September 2012, 07:07 PM
Accounting and Society not the most interesting subject.

However some could be applied to horse racing in respect to positive research (back testing) and normative reserach (future trends)

Lord Greystoke
25th September 2012, 07:39 PM
Like your style mate... reminds me of my stats class in the accounting degree - enjoyed the aspect of building predictive models, never did get around to applying it to the punt however (too busy putting food on table, young family etc).

Have a good one.

LG

Vortech
25th September 2012, 08:32 PM
If you have an email addy I can send you the whole data sheet tomorrow.

Interesting I ran the test for Oct 07 to Aug 12 for SP - 1st, Price Fav 1.1 - 1.5. all races, all days

1775 Races, 1170 Wins (65.9% SR), -7.1% POT

Metro Brisbane - 75%
Metro Adelaide - 70%
Metro Melbourne - 70%
Metro Sydney - 76%
Metro Perth - 71%
Rural QLD - 69%
Rural NSW - 66%
Rural VIC - 66%
Rural SA - 61%
Rural WA - 74%
New Zealand - 49% - good laying options
Hong Kong - 58%

Good - 66%
Dead - 67%
Slow - 65%
Heavy - 59%

Colt - 71%
Filly - 69%
Gelding - 64%
Mare - 62%

Age 2 - 69%
3 - 68%
4 - 64%
5 - 60%
6 - 57%
7 - 45%
8 - 67%
9 - 67%

Monday races - 59%
Tuesday - 61%
Wednesday - 62%
Thursday - 62%
Friday - 70%
Saturday 70%
Sunday 64%

Vortech
25th September 2012, 08:41 PM
If you take then the selection process to

Brisbane, Melb, Ade, Syd, Perth and WA Rural
remove heavy tracks
only Friday, Saturday and Sunday races
Colts and fillies

139 Races - 108 Wins
77.7% Sr with 6.9% POT on NSW

Place was 88.8% strike with a small loss

Lord Greystoke
25th September 2012, 08:50 PM
Ta mate.. looks like a lolly jar stacked full of black jelly beans.

LORD
GREYSTOKE
3RD
@
gmail.com


Cheers LG

Chrome Prince
25th September 2012, 11:27 PM
1.1 to 1.5 69 races, 57 winners +10.8%POT SR 82.60%
1.6 to 2.0 248 races, 127 winners -9.4%POT SR 51.20%
2.1 to 2.5 366 races, 149 winners -6.0%POT SR 40.70%
2.6 to 3.0 375 races, 139 winners +3.8%POT SR 37.1%
3.1 to 3.5 389 races, 97 winners -18.1%POT SR 24.9%
3.6 to 4.0 260 races, 54 winners -21.5%POT SR 20.8%
4.1 + 335 races, 68 winners -5.6%POT SR 20.3%


I have a bit more data, so here's how it looks:

1.1 to 1.5 606 races, 441 winners +1.53% POT SR 72.77%
1.6 to 2.0 2848 races, 1368 winners -12.79% POT SR 48.03%
2.1 to 2.5 4297 races, 1646 winners -11.75% POT SR 38.31%
2.6 to 3.0 5092 races, 1572 winners -13.95% POT SR 30.87%
3.1 to 3.5 4940 races, 1327 winners -11.71% POT SR 26.86%
3.6 to 4.0 3550 races, 804 winners -14.69% POT SR 22.65%
4.1 + 3656 races, 683 winners -12.38% POT SR 18.68%

This was Saturday metro only.

Vortech
26th September 2012, 04:18 AM
Thanks CP, one year was a little inconclusive.

I re-run the Saturday Metro results and get very similar results to yours over my data.

It is interesting that the starting price rating is irrelevant in the strike rate of a horse winning long-term.

Basically the price is the factor and a horse can be ranked 1, 2, 3 or 4 in starting price rankings and yet the strike rate per win stays the same.

UselessBettor
27th September 2012, 01:56 PM
I have a bit more data, so here's how it looks:

1.1 to 1.5 606 races, 441 winners +1.53% POT SR 72.77%
1.6 to 2.0 2848 races, 1368 winners -12.79% POT SR 48.03%
2.1 to 2.5 4297 races, 1646 winners -11.75% POT SR 38.31%
2.6 to 3.0 5092 races, 1572 winners -13.95% POT SR 30.87%
3.1 to 3.5 4940 races, 1327 winners -11.71% POT SR 26.86%
3.6 to 4.0 3550 races, 804 winners -14.69% POT SR 22.65%
4.1 + 3656 races, 683 winners -12.38% POT SR 18.68%

This was Saturday metro only.
This data supports that the heavy favs are underbet and good value ($1.10 - $1.50).

Lord Greystoke
27th September 2012, 02:02 PM
This data supports that the heavy favs are underbet and good value ($1.10 - $1.50).

I concur, UB. What might be best way to stake for these based on 3 different risk profiles, I wonder...

1. lower risk/return
2. medium
3. higher risk/return etc

???

LG

Barny
27th September 2012, 02:08 PM
This data supports that the heavy favs are underbet and good value ($1.10 - $1.50).1.53% is not good value at all. It's only a few losing bets away from break even then there's loss chasing at ODDS ON !! Quick recipe for disaster !!! One Eddie Birchely tried and failed, and he was much more selective.

Lord Greystoke
27th September 2012, 02:11 PM
We needn't back every one of them, Barny - check TMV's post No. 7 above.

LG

Barny
27th September 2012, 02:14 PM
LG, you've got to have a screw loose to contemplate any sort of method for backing at prices 1.10 to 1.50.

Lord Greystoke
27th September 2012, 02:21 PM
One man's loose screw is not necessarily another man's noose?

Please elaborate by way of example(s), if possible...

LG

Barny
27th September 2012, 02:25 PM
LG, you know as well as I do the risks. How'd you go WHEN two in a row get rolled. How's you psyche for starters, not to mention that fact that you now need probs 8 winners in a row ..... You can look at this as much as you like on paper LG ..... It's not a Term Deposit we're looking at here !!

Lord Greystoke
27th September 2012, 02:47 PM
LG, you know as well as I do the risks. How'd you go WHEN two in a row get rolled. How's you psyche for starters, not to mention that fact that you now need probs 8 winners in a row ..... You can look at this as much as you like on paper LG ..... It's not a Term Deposit we're looking at here !!

That's just 'the thing' here, Barny - as with all games of chance, the concept of risk is partly mechanical = stats,logic etc and partly subjective = feelings, thoughts, conditioning etc Which means I don't just know what is in your head on risk.. how can I when we have 2 different approaches, perceptions etc ??

Same as it ever will be.

However, if there is a structure in place to manage risk and clean execution on this PLUS the S/R is positive over the longer run for all selections i.e. before we get selective on the events we wish to follow, select etc, then there is at least some chance of coming out ahead at this end of the book OR at worst, the potential to make a smaller loss imho

LG

PS I dont have the longer term stats in front of me to concur on needing 8 winners in a row. From what I have seen to date (which isn't much), a run of 6 might just do the trick!

PSS don't get me started on TD's !! There are far more 'safer bets' with a higher probability of a 'real return' than these..You may find that for this reason alone, a TD is far more complex an instrument than what we are discussing here?

Vortech
27th September 2012, 03:29 PM
I'm sure you can often get 5 to 10 cents or more on offer to increase the POT.

With the large amount of bets I agree with LG on this one.

There are more risks taking on a large POT with 100 bets over 20 years than this.

Barny
27th September 2012, 03:32 PM
Just ran thru 1.10 to 1.50

1,004 selections for 700 winners at a LOT of 1.92%

Can't wait to see the excitement !!

Personally I prefer POT of well in excess of 50%.

Barny
27th September 2012, 03:33 PM
There are more risks taking on a large POT with 100 bets over 20 years than this.
No there's not vortech. You only need a small run of outs backing long odds on and you're dead in the water.

Vortech
27th September 2012, 03:35 PM
Just ran thru 1.10 to 1.50

1,004 selections for 700 winners at a LOT of 1.92%

Can't wait to see the excitement !!

Personally I prefer POT of well in excess of 50%.
Is this based on Saturday metro and Bet Fair prices?
You can backfiltered a POT of 50%, but their is no way in the next 12 months can you achieve those figures. Especially with the use of a statistical database only. How do you pick which horse has the most fitness based on a formguide?

Lord Greystoke
27th September 2012, 03:37 PM
No there's not vortech. You only need a small run of outs backing long odds on and you're dead in the water.


Vortech, do you happen to have some stats around the longest run or winners / loosers, average run, draw down etc OR am I pi$$ing the wind here regards the current conversation? Was mainly interested to see how a run of 6 consecutive winners might stack up over the longer term.

LG

Vortech
27th September 2012, 03:37 PM
No there's not vortech. You only need a small run of outs backing long odds on and you're dead in the water.
So you saying in the next 20 years the same POT will continue over another 100 bets?

darkydog2002
27th September 2012, 03:39 PM
Absolutely Correct Vortech/ Absolute fantasy.
Wish we could.We would be rolling in it.
Cheers
darky

Vortech
27th September 2012, 03:40 PM
Vortech, do you happen to have some stats around the longest run or winners / loosers, average run, draw down etc OR am I pi$$ing the wind here regards the current conversation? Was mainly interested to see how a run of 6 consecutive winners might stack up over the longer term.

LG
I'll email you tonight if I get time some information.

UselessBettor
27th September 2012, 03:50 PM
Just ran thru 1.10 to 1.50

1,004 selections for 700 winners at a LOT of 1.92%

Can't wait to see the excitement !!

Personally I prefer POT of well in excess of 50%.This still gives confirmation that the heavily favoured runners are underbet and are therefore a rich place to start analysing to get value.

To prove my point can you also provide a snapshot of $50+ runners and what LOT they provide. I will guarantee its more then a loss of 1.92%.

Also what market are you using for prices?

Barny
27th September 2012, 03:57 PM
So you saying in the next 20 years the same POT will continue over another 100 bets?
I did not say that Vortech.

I said "a small run of outs backing long odds on and you're dead in the water".

Barny
27th September 2012, 03:58 PM
To prove my point can you also provide a snapshot of $50+ runners and what LOT they provide. I will guarantee its more then a loss of 1.92%.


I agree, it would be a lot more. You people couldn't survive a run of outs of 3 or more. It would send you broke.

Lord Greystoke
27th September 2012, 04:04 PM
I'll email you tonight if I get time some information.

Thanks mate - anything from you on this would be mightily appreciated.

Cheers LG

Barny
27th September 2012, 04:14 PM
I'm sure you can often get 5 to 10 cents or more on offer to increase the POT.


If you get 10 cents or more on a $1.40 pop, then it wont be a bet will it, 'coz it will be over $1.50. A further inconsistency in your argument is that if you apply any filters Vortech your number of selections will diminish, which is against your philosphy.

You simply cannot make this a winner Vortech. There too much going against you here.

Lord Greystoke
27th September 2012, 04:19 PM
You simply cannot make this a winner Vortech. There too much going against you here.

Another way to say this might be..

You simply cannot make this a winner for me Vortech. There's too much going against me here.

But that's OK too because you aren't Vortech, nor he you. Quite possibly - you are both pleased - relieved at that?!


LG

Barny
27th September 2012, 04:28 PM
You have been TOUd. Post deleted. Please refer to members by their correct names. Thank you. Moderator.

Vortech
27th September 2012, 04:31 PM
You remind me Barney of the banker system.

It would remove all horses with a (b) against there form in the 7th race and win if won in the wet (w)

Vortech
27th September 2012, 04:37 PM
Post deleted. You have quoted a now moderated post. Moderator.

UselessBettor
27th September 2012, 04:41 PM
Post deleted. You have quoted a now moderated post. Moderator.

Barny
27th September 2012, 04:45 PM
Post deleted. Refer earlier moderated post. Moderator.

Barny
27th September 2012, 04:46 PM
My staking system has had 3 losses in a row and I'm still going on with it. Its also had several 2 losses in a row. I stick to the $1.50 and under price range. Rules are setout and clear.
I dips me lid to you UB .....

mattio
27th September 2012, 04:59 PM
Vortech,

With an idea such as this there are a couple of ways you could tackle it, one could be to use a loss recovery (depending on the run of outs) or trending past results to help determine what days to bet and what days to watch.

I'll do an analysis of results and see if I can help you find an edge.

Cheers,

Mat.

Barny
27th September 2012, 05:25 PM
As a comparison .....

$50 win or better
METRO
72,656 selections
511 winners
LOT 49.81%

Barny
27th September 2012, 05:31 PM
1,000m to 1,200m show a profit. Any longer than that shows a loss.

Vortech
27th September 2012, 06:05 PM
Vortech,

With an idea such as this there are a couple of ways you could tackle it, one could be to use a loss recovery (depending on the run of outs) or trending past results to help determine what days to bet and what days to watch.

I'll do an analysis of results and see if I can help you find an edge.

Cheers,

Mat.
Thanks Mat, Some productive feedback.

Vortech
27th September 2012, 06:10 PM
If you get 10 cents or more on a $1.40 pop, then it wont be a bet will it, 'coz it will be over $1.50. A further inconsistency in your argument is that if you apply any filters Vortech your number of selections will diminish, which is against your philosphy.

You simply cannot make this a winner Vortech. There too much going against you here.
With Bet Selector the prices are using NSW.
So a favourite might be $1.40 and classed a bet.
However you might get $1.60 on the best of three totes.
This would still be classified a bet.

I just want to point out - I'm not betting using this system. It was trying to get some people an idea that their is value in the shorties.

Why do you jump into every thread and argue against a theory that is different to your opinion??

Barny
27th September 2012, 06:15 PM
Thanks Mat, Some productive feedback.
So was mine regarding the distances Vortech.

It's inevitable that you must filter out distances longer than 1,200m

470 selections
304 winners
LOT of 8.4%

You cannot turn that around !!

moeee
27th September 2012, 06:18 PM
Why do you jump into every thread and argue against a theory that is different to your opinion??
If it was me jumping in , it would be to point out a glaring error.
Instead of getting a Thank You all it usually leads me to is getting banned.

Vortech
27th September 2012, 06:23 PM
So was mine regarding the distances Vortech.

It's inevitable that you must filter out distances longer than 1,200m

470 selections
304 winners
LOT of 8.4%

You cannot turn that around !!
We were at a close to break even result now at around a 8.4% loss. helpful how???

Barny
27th September 2012, 06:25 PM
Why do you jump into every thread and argue against a theory that is different to your opinion??
I've never jumped into a thread about laying, or Betfair, which takes up the majority of the threads on here. It appears that you only want the good news, to hear opinions that back up your views.

Sorry if I've brought some FACTS, and logic to this thread.

Barny
27th September 2012, 06:27 PM
We were at a close to break even result now at around a 8.4% loss. helpful how???The loss is for distances over 1,200m Vortech. It's helpful 'coz it will save you from LOSING !!

1,000m to 1,200m shows a profit, but reduces the number of selections quite dramatically.

Barny
27th September 2012, 06:38 PM
If you have an email addy I can send you the whole data sheet tomorrow.

Interesting I ran the test for Oct 07 to Aug 12 for SP - 1st, Price Fav 1.1 - 1.5. all races, all days

1775 Races, 1170 Wins (65.9% SR), -7.1% POT

Metro Brisbane - 75%
Metro Adelaide - 70%
Metro Melbourne - 70%
Metro Sydney - 76%
Metro Perth - 71%
Rural QLD - 69%
Rural NSW - 66%
Rural VIC - 66%
Rural SA - 61%
Rural WA - 74%
New Zealand - 49% - good laying options
Hong Kong - 58%

Good - 66%
Dead - 67%
Slow - 65%
Heavy - 59%

Colt - 71%
Filly - 69%
Gelding - 64%
Mare - 62%

Age 2 - 69%
3 - 68%
4 - 64%
5 - 60%
6 - 57%
7 - 45%
8 - 67%
9 - 67%

Monday races - 59%
Tuesday - 61%
Wednesday - 62%
Thursday - 62%
Friday - 70%
Saturday 70%
Sunday 64%You'll love this Vortech, the result comparison is unbelievably close.

7 days a week all Venues (I prev put up METRO only)

4.52 selections
2,657 winners
7.09% LOT (compared to your 7.1% LOT)

Ya still cannot win tho' !!!!!!

Happy to confirm your results, no thanks required.

Vortech
27th September 2012, 06:39 PM
I've never jumped into a thread about laying, or Betfair, which takes up the majority of the threads on here. It appears that you only want the good news, to hear opinions that back up your views.

Sorry if I've brought some FACTS, and logic to this thread.
I guess going to the dogs for 15 years, 5 nights a week gave you such knowledge.

Vortech
27th September 2012, 06:41 PM
You'll love this Vortech, the result comparison is unbelievably close.

7 days a week all Venues (I prev put up METRO only)

4.52 selections
2,657 winners
7.09% LOT (compared to your 7.1% LOT)

Ya still cannot win tho' !!!!!!

Happy to confirm your results, no thanks required.

Try this out

If you take then the selection process to

Brisbane, Melb, Ade, Syd, Perth and WA Rural
remove heavy tracks
only Friday, Saturday and Sunday races
Colts and fillies

Barny
27th September 2012, 06:41 PM
I guess going to the dogs for 15 years, 5 nights a week gave you such knowledge.
Gave me the knowledge to do my own research Vortech. Going to do a live trail of this system ??

Barny
27th September 2012, 06:42 PM
Try this out

If you take then the selection process to

Brisbane, Melb, Ade, Syd, Perth and WA Rural
remove heavy tracks
only Friday, Saturday and Sunday races
Colts and filliesBut then you're filtering this system to a point where YOU have argued that there's not enough selections Vortech ....

Vortech
27th September 2012, 06:46 PM
You said it could not win.

I'm showing you with filters against the original rules can show a profit.

Barny
27th September 2012, 06:49 PM
You said it could not win.

I'm showing you with filters against the original rules can show a profit.
I posted that 1000 and 1200 showed a profit.

You and I have argued about the number of selections required to make a system repeatable, and now it seems you're prepared to filter this system down to a level of selections which you would have previously argued wasn't going to repeat. That's OK.

On paper this system can be modified to win. I maintain that when you hit a losing streak of 3 or more you're finished.

Vortech
27th September 2012, 06:52 PM
1000m and 1200m is back filtered. Doomed to fail.

Good luck with that

Barny
27th September 2012, 06:53 PM
1000m and 1200m is back filtered. Doomed to fail.

Good luck with thatThen your results are doomed to fail too Vortech as we've just proven that our databases are almost identical.

Vortech
27th September 2012, 06:56 PM
I've been backing them for 15 years now and making a 7% POT with rules.
The results speak for themselves.

So while you were at the greyhounds I was making big coin. Managed to put my deposit on a house with the winnings.

Very happy :)

Vortech
27th September 2012, 07:12 PM
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Barny
27th September 2012, 07:22 PM
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Vortech
28th September 2012, 05:44 AM
Ta mate.. looks like a lolly jar stacked full of black jelly beans.

LORD
GREYSTOKE
3RD
@
gmail.com


Cheers LG
Sorry no luck with email. Is the address case sensitive?

Vortech
29th September 2012, 09:08 AM
Starting a tab on the running results

Today their is two selections

If under $1.50 I'll back using the Best of three totes on LuxBet.
If greater than $1.50 I will fix the bet

SR3 H1 - non fixed
SR4 H1 - Sportsbet fixed at $1.90

Regards