
21st October 2008, 12:04 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by stebbo
While I haven't tested laying the horses starting under the price for a profit, the simple answer is Yes. I have ratings which provide a profit for every top rater straight out, and a better profit for every top rater that is an overlay.
They do exist.
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I think that is really the benchmark. If the ratings provide a profit on overlays, and that profit is in direct proportion to the amount of overlay (20% overlay equals 20% profit rated to 100% market), then you can pretty much brand them value over a decent number of races as a sample.
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