
2nd March 2008, 05:32 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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Originally Posted by partypooper
Of course the point is that you don't have to bet every horse in the race , not rocket science I know but for the benefit of those that don't, just narrow the field down to say 5 by your own (proven ratings) or others, and always bet every horse ONLY when the odds available are greater than the rated odds, by a margin that you set and correct through practice say, 20%,30% or whatever, maybe even 100% (double overlay) so no matter what happens in a particular race you have to win (long term) there! doesn't that sound easy? hehehee!
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The problem is if you don't get your 10% 20% over and you dont back that horse odds are it will win. You would have to now what % of horses win/lose that are not traded (going by betfair odds) above the price you think it will pay.(rated price maybe)
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