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Old 30th January 2012, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Bhagwan
Hi Imaca,
I believe its a very strong idea to do your own selection method because I feel in the long run , it pans out better than just following say an individual tipster for the reasons you mention.

Well done on those results.

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One method of selection that can work is to target the 2nd+ 3rd + 4th Fav in live market where the Fav is not odds-on then use your favourite method of reducing it to one selection.

Maybe use something like your favourite Neural setting , other than the std setting , to work out the strongest contender of the 3 horses.

In races with 10 & less runners.

At least you know that you are targeting some good prices and not the fav all the time.


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If you cant be bothered doing that then try this approach...

Betting 3 Horses a race.
Bet 3 + 2 + 1 = $6 per race.
On the 2nd + 3rd + 4th Favs

Fields 5-11 runners.

Just make sure that the 2nd fav is 4.00+

And the 1stFav is 2.20+ or maybe 2.60 or 3.00 or 3.20+ (Optional) have a play around with this setting rule

You shouldn't experience too many runs of outs.
Use $100 bank for this exercise.
That allows for 16 outs in a row.

STOP for the day once $6 profit is made. (Stopping is the hard bit)
We dont want to give it all back again once we have got it.
That's 6% on bank.

If all goes to plan that's 42% a week.

Hi Bhagwan. What's the stop loss on that last one? The profit stop is $6 but what would the stop loss be with a $100 bank (as you say).
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