16th January 2007, 11:20 AM
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Join Date: Jan 1970
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Originally Posted by Mark
A tall order that occurs every day.
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You don't necessarily have to back the entire field either, you can lock in a lay price and bet price for a few runners which guarantees no risk betting.
It's also not what price a horse opens or closes at, there are extravagant fluctuations that take place in between, which if capitalized upon intelligently guarantee success.
The best scenario for me, is when a certain horse gets backed off the map to end up poor value, because it is so under the odds even though a lot of them win, all my lay bets get matched and longterm these are my best lay earners.
An interesting observation is that the horses that remain solid throughout betting, are the worst profit scenario for me, horses that blow or firm are a good earn. |