6th June 2011, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by lomaca
I'm not upset, but can't really explain it any better.
I don;t have time now but what I might do, is analyse your ratings, and see what sort of prices you get and what sort of S/R you have.
Put it simply if you knew the lowest prices you get for your winners, you could see at a glance if it is was worth betting on them.
For instance, you had 20 of your first selection at a price below $2.00 but only 9 of them actually won.
Clearly when they pay less than $2.00 then you don't bet on them because although you might be in profit overall it all comes from the rest of your winners.
Good luck
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For instance, you had 20 of your first selection at a price below $2.00 but only 9 of them actually won.
that would be the actual TAB price not your rated price
Same goes for the highest price, what's the point of betting on dogs paying $20.00 on the TAB if they never win? Again regardless of your rated price.
That's what I meant by having to know what prices you get, there is no need to go to databases although it would help, surely you can remember by now what sort of winners you get?
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