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![]() Any hints on framing a market using the points on your winnerinsix.?
Cheers. darky. |
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![]() Howdy Darkydog,
Good to se back barking again bro. !!!!!!!!!!!!! Regards, Ron. |
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![]() Darky,
He's answered this question in the last couple of weeks. Not sure what thread it's on, but perhaps you can do a search and find it? |
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![]() Hi Ron 50.
Yeah you cant keep a good man down. Had a holiday in North Queensland. Good to be back in the fray again as this site gets better and better. I will try and locate that post from XPT as I am very interested in testing something .i.e. Those with an asessed price of $3 - $6.50. Cheers. darky. |
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![]() Here's how I do it. Final column is divided by 1.15 to give a 115% market.
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![]() Here is a pricing range based on Ranking order that seems to be as accurate as anything else. Rightly or wrongly.
Based on a market of 118% as per TAB market. It is also based on the loose assumption that the majority of winners will be selected within the Top 7 selections. Top 7 only. Ranking 1---------$3.80 2----------4.00 3----------5.00 4----------7.00 5----------9.00 6----------12.00 7----------16.00 Please keep in mind with this type of approach, is that the short priced Fav is your biggest enemy , one will hit some great prices so as long the Fav does not decide to get up all day, one should do well. One approach is to target races where the Fav is starting from Barrier 9 outwards , they often fall over when in this position. It also narrows the number of races down for you aswell. Cheers.
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