follow the money
 

most days that i do this it always without exception seemingly works wellin the first few races why is this.......my theory is that this is pros making thier easy money for the day i could be wrong though but i doubt it

Early races have a very high % of Favorites getting up. Did you 'follow' my money on the Jackal [$7.60w] in Brisbane? :-))

no crash.. i had my little sip from the pools earlier on ...im slowly getting the hang of yhis gambling thing the hard thing is not to be to greedy and stop at the first win...im working at this because im sick of winning first up only to end up down at the end of days play

case in point casterton race 1 no.4

TELL ME ABOUT IT......

IT SUXS

ok try this i use unitab of course this is only for dogs ...at the 2 minute marker note the inners and outers using 8 .00 as the outer limit right im 2 cab shazed 2 explain at the mo but if you want a breef explanation u can email me at ****************@yahoo.com.au

****************, we have more than the vino in common, but this business of following the money is what I was getting at in another thread, i.e. if you FOLLOW the money then you have already missed what is considered to be the ONLY way to win, i.e. you have to obtain better odds that the true chances of the conveyance winning.

So to me you are right, BUT you have to arrive there backwards, i.e. let's say that the pic is considered to be a true 3-1 chance by you or by some other "************", then we place a bet $100 @ Top Fluctuation with a minimum price accepted of 3-1.

The nag opens 11-4, hits 10-3, then is gambled on into 2-1, so our bet is ON @ 10-3, that's the way to do it, NOT backing the nag at 2-1 or even less, am I making sense?

Not sure why hex-pertt is a swear word but never mind

You just need to know the strike rate of those horses that have been backed heavily and when they are value and when they aren't.

Then obtain the best price you can.

There is a point where they are no longer value and the other fancies you and the public didn't consider become considerable value ;)