
2nd February 2005, 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by woof43
Try this exercise, total the number of runners at each meeting then total the Payoff for each winner, then do this for a number of meetings an see what your results tell you...this is an important subject when one studies the Market Efficiency of Wagerers at each track(if you take it a step further, you can do it by each day of the week).
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The problem with your theory woof43 is that if you are basing the payoffs on tote dividends then the affect of rounding down has more impact in races where the favourites win or place.
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