thats about as funny as it gets paddy. classic mate. nice work.

thats about as funny as it gets paddy. classic mate. nice work.

Good for you Betty.
Whilst I don't give Haychee's method much credence, I won't bag it either.
People still don't believe that it's possible to back every runner in a race & have no losers. I have now branched out to betting on UK races as they bet e/w when there is an odds on favourite, and even though they pay 1/4 the place for races of 5-7 runners, there is a possible race nearly every night.

Mark,

Just wondering what bookie(s) you use for the UK betting? I am assuming you are betting via the Internet.

why would you want to back e/w on an odds on favourite

I'm guessing you are able to back something EW to beat the odds-on favourite, but I could be wrong. :wink:

Hey Paddy,
Great stuff,********ed myself laughing.
Even my wife who is asian Worked it out and had a good laugh.
Congrats
kenchar

Hey Paddy
Just printd yur possst but fink dere mus be sumfing rong wiv me cumputa as alf de page wus undelined wiv spellin mistaks
cheers
kenchar

Becareful....go to oddschecker.com, they list about 12 bookies there (including exchanges), I have accounts with 6 of them.

Umrum....it's not as simple as backing a runner e/w just because it's odds on, it's what an odds on favourite does to the place % that counts.

Rogan Josh.....no, I back every runner when I can. See reply to Umrum. Backing a 4/6 runner that gets a place returns you 58% of your outlay. Why is it then, that @ 4/1 running a place only returns 100%, when it is 6 times the price?, surely it should return 6 x 58% or 348%. Please don't write back that the 4/6 place getter is a loser because that would show that you have missed the point. When there is an odds on favourite it greatly reduces the place % & that is the advantage that I look for.

Mark, can you start a new thread and explain what you do.... or is that a but rude of me :smile:

You've got my cogs turning but my math needs help.

Thanks
shy