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Laying Question
Gday All
I don't post much but look in . I am testing a lay system on paper , since 9 april 2010 it has had 383 selections ( missed some days and weekends ) upto yesterday. These are the stats from the software TSM ( i put the data in ) Total bets 383 Total wins (losses) 346 SR 90.34% Required SR 87.1% average odds $7.7 Level stakes it returns 3.96% My question is - how many bets would i need before i would consider the results to be stable. To set the record straight from day one, I am not trying to sell anything. Cheers wombat2 |
I would suggest 3 lots of 150 selections .
Then compare the 3 batches. If one batch shows a strong profit & the other 2 batches , more or less break even , then we have a clearer picture if it has legs or not. I too have a program. Used in races with 12+ runners . It has a 92% success rate. Its called a RNS program. This stands for Randon Number Sequencer. Bet 10% Liability to bank.. |
Thanks Bhagwan.
Do you know the average price using the random number sequencer ( is that a special bit of software). Cheers wombat2 |
Yes it is a special piece of software.
(Google) Randon Number Sequencer. The Lay prices can be anything . Just Lay up to the price range you feel you wish to go to. If one does not like the given price of a selection, go to the next race. Its best not to ask the sequencer for another number for that race because thats how one can get bit. Maybe bet 1% of bank on one runner per venue e.g. 7 venues = 7 selectioins. Max price 50.00 12 runners + Delete any Favs it picks & go to next race. |
Thanks again bhagwan.
Had a check on google -- is a bought one better than the free ones available, would ablebits have something to do with the bought ones name. Just by the of chance would you know if the s/r for racing and sports pre post fav - the ones under the picture of the tracks is similar to unitabs fav. Cheers wombat2 |
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Random number generators do exactly that, select a number at random, from a given range. The fact it achieves a high S/R only proves the unpredictability of racing. Don't be fooled by the fancy language. Good luck |
This is the one I use.
(Google) Random.org |
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