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Hi,
Just wondering if anyone can tell me how I would go betting $1000 on every odds on favourite (Gallops/Trots/Dogs) with UniTAB in the past year or two?? Thanks! |
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You'd lose plenty of money. "Odds on look on" is sage advice going back to the beginning of punting. Some specialist punters might make a go of it on Betfair perhaps, but generally speaking the saying holds true.
In my silly days of punting, I once stuck a run of 7 odds-on outs at $300 a pop per bet and almost wiped out a $2,500 profit I had up on IAS. |
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You'd lose the least of any price band, but you would lose.
Odds on you'd lose 5% to 7%, the higher the price band the more you lose in percentages. Odds on is profitable taking top fluc or best price on Betfair. Chuck in a filter or two and you're in business.
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Google - Adrian Massey .
There you will find a research engin which can break down the various odds ranges up to 2000 races. It's a UK site but the basic stats will be similar to here. Cheers.
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There is or was a fella called the 'Fireman' who would probably put a strong case to you NOT to chase the odds on conveyances
From memory he only backed odds on 2 yolds racing in Brisbane, did very well for a while then came a big cropper All I would say on the subject is why bet so short? Look at the results on any given day & tally how many winners are odds on. That should be enough of an incentive to go longer. To add a post script - theres not much sweeter than collecting on that 30/1 shot, whilst getting back $145 for my $100 outlay just doesnt do it for me Last edited by rumply : 14th April 2008 at 07:22 PM. |
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Look at Sydney last Sat. all the winners were double digit longshots. The sense to me is get on to decent prices. I just can't see the logic of betting short. Do the form and spot the weak favorites and bet around them.
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