
16th July 2007, 11:43 AM
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An angle that seems to work well using this idea is to use this staking plan bolting 2 venes together.
That way if one venue is a dud the other usually producers one or more results.
Do this in lots of 2 venues each time rather than using it right accross the board.
It usually minimises the outlays to risk as well.
Check it out using 2 venues at a time for each bet sequenc.
If there are 8 venues on the day , one could have 4 batches of 2 for each bet sequence.
Try & remember to stop betting if 9 outs in a row is struck then recommence once a winner finally gets up.
I feel this idea would work best using say the IAS bookie prices that way one knows what the price is going to be once the bet is place.
Cheers.
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Cheers.
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