
25th February 2012, 12:25 PM
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So I'm using what I mentioned in that post of a few years ago.
Im backing (going in) the only horse in the field that has a far price below 2 at the 5 minutes before start point, and placing a keep hedge (going out) at that far price. If the total traded on the market is below $30,000 I'll wait till it reachs that amount and use the near far figure then as mentioned above. Added that bit today.
I don't care if the price jumps around after. I don't change anything.
My lay wasn't matched on Hot Spin so it was a nice win bet for me.
This is very speculative and I suspect it will work better early in the day. You could possibly forget the hedging bit and just use the numbers to back.
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