6th February 2009, 10:28 AM
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Join Date: Jan 1970
Location: gippsland lakes/vic
Posts: 5,104
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Originally Posted by AngryPixie
Crazy, I don't think the number of selections is relevant. I've about 70-80 selections on a good Saturday, and most other days have 30-40 selections. I would suggest though that you have some idea of the value of each selection and don't plonk on every one. As an example, of todays 30 odd possible lays, I could only get the price I wanted on 8.
What's important is your edge. No edge no bet 
PS: Oh and making a profit too |
I agree, edge is everything but most importantly as overall edge, not edge per bet. If a punter's account 'in' column has less in it than the 'out' column at the end of the month/year, perceived edge per bet is out of whack. Simple maths says if overall edge cannot be improved, reducing bets would reduce loss and increasing them would exacerbate loss. |