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Star Lay bet results for
Thur 22 Dec. As tipped by UniTAB tipsters with an * on top of their first selection. 7 selections under 11.00 1 won their race ar 2.10 14% win SR (Horrible) Incoming amount 6.00 Payout --------1.10 Profit +4.90 70% POT They performed as expected. |
Sorry Stix, but it has been a bumper day!
Toowoomba R4 Funhouse Lost Toowoomba R6 Outback Legend Lost Rolled @ $2.12 Wyong R4 Hidden Warrior Lost Wyong R5 Bella Rossi Lost Wyong R6 My Man Of War Lost Seymour R1 Just Hustled $2.51 Winner Seymour R3 Harry's Magic Lost Seymour R4 Hex Lost Seymour R5 Tiger Stripe (no bet multiple tipsters) not included, but lost Mt Gambier R5 Mr Farinelli Lost Charlton R7 Mathias Lost Rolled @1.43 Cranbourne R2 Renaissance Franco Lost Rolled @ $1.29 :eek: Outlay 11 Return Backing $2.51 Loss $8.49 LOT 77.18% Surely this can't go on at this level? |
Running Tally
29 Selections Return 9.88 Loss 19.12 LOT 65.93% Many favourites and odds on favourites within that. Safe to say, even the worse tipster couldn't do as bad as this, so draw your own conclusions. ;) On the other hand, there are areas where they are profitable, their suggested longshots and value bets are doing well, and where there is more than one tipster best bet on the same horse is ahead. Therefore it cements the fact that they can tip, but..... |
Incidentally, Renaissance Franco burned himself out in the third quarter of the last mile, he sizzled along at the fastest quarter of the day, so there was no petrol left in the tank at the end.
Was this a tactic, was this known, was this a coup for the bookies? One can only speculate and wonder, but it has really set off alarm bells, even the caller called the third quarter time as if "what's he doing?" All conjecture, but at the end of the day, the dollars are in the bag, and for mine speaks volumes. (especially when it's tipped as the bet of the day at silly odds by an exsatchel swinger). I may be wrong of course, but the evidence is really building up. |
She's a tough game Chrome Prince, a tough game:)
Unless of course, one can 'unleash the beast'... |
I'm actually laying these, so anything that they want to do is all good ;)
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My stats for the day were also good. 34 selections for 8 winners and a return of 24.05. The profit for the day for laying was 8.65 units.
I have noticed a large number of favs going done the last few days so it may just be a short term result for now. Overall 124 selections for 37 winners and a profit after 5% commission of 18.86 Of the days I have tested it has had 3 days in profit and 1 losing day. |
Interesting stats guys.
Especially those realy, realy short commodities falling over. That's funny. Imagine what the profit return on those odds on shots would be if one was cheeky enough to lay them to fixed Liability. e.g. 1.29 bet to liability say $30 = O/L $103 Pay out if it wins $30 Loss Profit if it falls over minus com +$98 profit You would be laughing like a Hyena This is funny. It all fits in to stats I did 2 years ago. Those hot tips fall over big time. Their win results on the specials are simple horrible. And one would assume those guys are smart. They do have the odd day where all the shorts get up on the day , but they barely break even when that happens. If one wishes for a Laying Plan that's successful at targeting short priced runners . Then its hard to go past this idea. And you don't just get one or two on the day like those expensive racing services offer. You get heaps of them , 7 days a week. Just set a cut off price of $4.90 & you will be laughing. Betting level stakes is the more profitable in this price range. |
But where can you find the tips the night before instead of looking at the paper in the morning before work (for us plebs) when we don't have time to look at the tips and place the bets? Does anyone know of this place?
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Hi Ocho,
With this valuable information why on earth does a man have to go to work. I ask this question of you . Rather than looking for these specials to appear before scratchings are known, at the time you want them to. Why not appear at work at a time you want to. It's as simple as that. Why is it all left to me to do all the thinking around here? |
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