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OPM...
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Thought you might've meant OPSM but forgot the S ffs
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These are recent unfit favourites at time of sending, rated on 96% crowded with others; THEY LOST
These stats were never available before because no person could rate how fit horses were. Did you back any of these unfit horses? Strike rate 127 rated 121 have lost 96% strike rate; winning 4% strike rate. Moonee Valley Race 3 Expressamosa 3rd $4.20 Race 5 Propelled Unpl $4.40 Race 6 Holly Cow Unpl $2.50 Race 9 Gangnam Style Unpl $3.30 Flemington Race 1 El Grego 2nd $3.10 Race 6 Kansas Sunflower 2nd $3.70 Geelong Race 1 Hollwoodroosevelt Unp $1.70 Race 2 Manhattan Menage 2nd $3.50 Most of these were shorter if I had of layed on Betfair, a few were long priced. Average Price $3.30 Jim |
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The last 7 days we have had 8 successful lays on unfit horses 96%, crowded with other horses.
With $100, how much would you of won? 1. $100 win back $200 2. $200 win back $400 3. $400 win back $800 4. $800 win back $1600 5. $1600 win back $3,200 6. $3,200 win back $6,400 7. $6,400 win back $12,800 So $100 into $12,800 is a about 11,500% profit. I hope my figures are right, I am not sure. Jim |
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This is figures if you let it ride, if wanted other figures you would have to increase your bets per race to get other results.
Thanks for member. Jim To: 'Admin' Subject: RE: 8 Lays in 7 days, how much you win? Thanks X, I appreciate that. Yes, you could risk tens of thousands to win $25k Jim To: 'James Conway' Subject: RE: 8 Lays in 7 days, how much you win? It's more about if you lay a $4.00 chance, you have to risk $300 to win $100. So if you laid 8 x $4.00 chances, risking $300 with the first one, then risking your collect (in the first case, $400) for all the others, it'd look like this - bet no. price risk collect 1 $4.00 $300 $400 2 $4.00 $400 $533 3 $4.00 $533 $711 4 $4.00 $711 $948 5 $4.00 $948 $1,264 6 $4.00 $1,264 $1,686 7 $4.00 $1,686 $2,247 8 $4.00 $2,247 $2,997 Totals $8,090 $10,786 Nett $2,697 ROI 0.33 So in the case of 8 x $4.00 chances losing, you would turn $300 into $2997, or a profit of $2697, which is 900% on your initial outlay, but a profit on turnover of 33%. Hope that helps…. G |
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"How do I make any money for all my efforts?
Lay the unfit favs might be good place to start " "If you reckon you have got 100 odd out of 106 favs right, answer looks fairly obvious to me" spy on fire here!! I love it when stating the obvious is so humorous!!! |
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Those six winning favourites would have to be about 160/1 each to start getting into red territory. It's not often you see a market where the favourite is 160/1. A very open race.
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I backed a 160/1 winner once. Don't think it was favourite though.
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gold plated thread
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how do i make any money out of this ?? ............... sensational stuff imo ........ forget the punt jimmy you're rolled gold stand up genius imo.
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Looks like I've got some serious research to do. How to find an angle to somehow make a profit on races where the favourite is 160/1? You guys probably won't hear from me for a while. I could be onto something.
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Just tryin to be helpful Kami
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.... jimmy's a natural, even better than you and kami judge .... just my opinion but jimmy is effortless doesn't have to think at all.
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“I think you’re going to need a bigger wallet”
This certainly applied to Race 7 at Flemington on Saturday where you would never get any easier fitness selectiona to win a mini-lotto. Let’s looks at how it unfolded: Fitness % spread sheets sent to members. 97% 7, 4% 96% 1,3,5,13,2 (no special order) Results 7-4-13-2 Winner Charmed Harmony $2.40 Profit backing both 97% 40% Quinella $10.40 Profit 940% Exacta $14.52 Profit 675% Now it gets exciting: Trifecta 47/47/1-3-5-13-2 Costs $10 Return $525 Profit 4,525% Pick 4 47/47/1-3-5-13-2/1-3-5-13-2 Costs $40 Returns $20,522 Profit 51,305% Outlay: $2 + $1 + $2 + $10 + $40 = $55 on the race. Return: $2.40 + $10.40 + $14.52+ $525 + $20,522 = $21,074 Profit on the race: $21,019 / 38,216% “I think you’re going to need a bigger wallet!” we definitely struck gold on this race. Regards Jim |
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Results was 4-7-13-2
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What about the other 8 races, Jim.?
Looked like a dangerous day to be laying "crowded" favourites. If they weren't "crowded" you must have tipped several winners on top ? |
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Any imbecile can pluck a few winners a day when you've got 4 selections.
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I can only work out his "betting" strategy when he explains it after the race
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You're doing better than me. I don't understand a thing he says!!
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Laying unfit favourites:
Again today at Geelong we had two calls of unfit favourites that were likely to lose because many other fitter horses around. Both lost including Vicious plunged right in from $1.70 - $1.60 - $1.50 - $1.40 - $1.30 - $1.40. Current Strike rate is: 138 called 132 lost 6 have won Unfit fav. strike rate 96% lost: 4% won. Last 52 calls, 51 have lost 98% strike rate, only 1 has won. Last 27 calls, 27 have lost 100% strike rate on fav. losing. Amazing stats previously not available before because nobody could rate fitness. Regards |
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Nice work again.
POT winners only, may be 50% Tipped about $3,500 worth of Trifectas top line. One race, costs $120 to get back $1850: Win $1,730 Again Exacta's are performing excellent. · One unfit fav called and again lost, 139/133 have lost; 96% strike rate. · Last 28 have lost 100% strike rate · Last 53 one has won. 98% strike rate Regards Jim |
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Summary on good day at Sandown on Wednesday:
Break out of ZOO punters, the wrong traditional way of betting is not hours on form study. The ZOO keeper has the key to help you to win more in who’s fittest!. POT Win bets (5 winners on top) • Bet $38 • Win $53.20 POT 39% This continues to show great figures for the win punter and may hit 1,500% for the year or more. Fav out, we had 1 today • 139 called / 133 have lost. • Strike rate 96% • Last 53 1 has won Strike rate 98% • Last 28 0 have won Strike rate 100% Trifectas top line: Won $2146 Bet $570 Profit $1576 POT Trifectas top line: 275% (others won also, just with a few others on 2nd line, would double your profits.) Exactas still performing excellent with highlight a $200 collect top line. We had 1 unfit lay and it lost: Profit 100% Regards, Jim |
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Jim,
You're a hard man to pin down to an answer .. and I understand you you have stopped replying to such questions however you keep ... posting your results ... on the forum so maybe just once more can I ask please ... from your website (you had the race numbers mixed up so I had to do a little detective work to ensure it was race 7) Wed Sand race 7 Results 19-13-12-18 Winner Mr Wonderful $16.90 Trifecta $290 Pick 4 $3702 then you had your % fitness ratings 98% #7 #12 97% #3 #8 #13 #20 96% #11 #2 #5 95% #19 #17 94% #18 now #19 won the race and paid $16.90 as you mentioned at the top but #19 you had rated as an unfit horse on 95% so my question again is simple (though I do understand the answer can be complex) HOW DOES AN UNFIT HORSE BEAT HOME NINE HORSES THAT ARE FITTER THAN IT ? I have an answer (that I think) ... but what would you tell one of your paying customers ... if they asked a similar question |
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Settle, Ironsides
It's about The vibe. |
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TB .... im not so sure that any of his clients .... would be capable of constructing such a question
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Looks as if Jim's still waiting for his new profile photo to be approved.
Anyway, here's a sneak preview..... |
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“Golly gosh batman, I have solved bigger problems than this in my life time!”
Part 1. How to win on the punt using fitness? If you don’t like to read too much, just hang up now, cause I am going to ramble on and on. After 8 weeks of fitness spread sheets we are showing definite patterns in many winning bets previously unavailable because nobody could rate fitness before giving punters a real edge. When to bet and when to fold? How to get value overs. After my debacle on Saturday in race 6, there has to be some sort of formulas and rules to keep winning using fitness as your foundation for bets? Obviously self-control is the key, but what about the formulas? You have heard me flog to death laying unfit favourites and that by far is the best bets we have with a 96% strike rate, and current rate 100% for last 28 favourite lays and 98% for last 53 unfit fav. lays, using BETFAIR. What about other punters that don’t like that type of wagering? It seems to me that fitness% spread sheets is perfectly designed for punters to bet on exotics races to win on. I have tipped probably $50k worth of Pick 4’s top line and tens of thousands of dollars all on top line in trifectas. Throw in winning Quinella and Exactas and there is money up for grabs here if we can just get some betting system going. Let’s take step by step. Unfit fav. out or around $5 plus favourite, obviously these are going to pay big overs as punters; there is no real edge in one horse or the other, that is why it is a good open race to bet on. Firstly, you have to get the dividend, that’s the way I see it and then worry about the profits later as you know it is going to be big and hope it is really big with the fall of the right numbers. Box 9’s: That just about is the top two rows in rated fitness that comes up in harder races, could be only 8 horses. “Back 9 horses, don’t be stupid you nut, you cannot win betting like that, or can you?” How much does it cost? Box 9 Trifecta $504 5% $25.20 Box 9 Quinella $36 10% $3.60 (Double for Exacta) Race Bet $28.80 A good bet if you have an unfit fav and/or $5 the favourites. Saturday’s race 6 got a $13k trifecta in, $200 Exacta and a big Quinella of $136 Spend $28.80 and return $663.60, profit of $634.80 on the race or 2,300% profit. When to hold and when to fold, this is what FITNESS tells punters. Box 6 Again when the prices are in your favour, what does a box 6 costs. Box 6 Trifecta $120 5% $6.00 Box 6 Quinella $30 10% $3.00 Race bet: $9.00 Good value when the favourite is no good thing, but may run in and bigger profits if unplaced. Box 5 Again when the prices are in your favour, what does a box 5 costs. Box 5 Trifecta $60 5% $6.00 Box 5 Quinella $10 10% $1.00 Race bet: $7.00 Good value again when the favourite is no good thing, but may run in and bigger profits if unplaced. “Now what this little black duck is going to do is get a piece of white cardboard about the size of your credit card, write down these costs, on both sides, clear tape over it and place in my wallet for use as my fitness bet calculator” I think the fear of not knowing how much these flexi bigger exotics really costs scares punters off, but surprisingly little costs to win with big multiple bets. “I’m going to break out of the ZOO, who’s with me?” Part 1 done for the night punters. More to follow next time in Part 2. “Betting with a fit horse you like” Regards James |
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Top2rated.
Now that is very funny! |
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I said it about 10 times and it does not sound like organes????
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the answer to an age old question
how might a 95% fit horse defeat 9 other horses in a race that were fitter than it ... might suggest one of 2 things on initial glance 1. the horse was not 95% fit but was mis-assessed by the rater but this couldn't be as the assessor has been doing this for 45 years so the 95% unfit horse must clearly have been unfit 2. then .. being unfit is not the worst thing that could happen to a horse in a race depending on the class & form of the OTHER horses it is racing against ... and would certainly not preclude backing it ... at either the win odds longer than its chance in the race (maybe like getting $16.90 about a $8 chance for example) well then how could a horse be better value than its fitness suggests let's use the horse Mr Wonderful{/b] for example .. who just happened to win a race recently at $16.90 while those that cannot use form to assess a horse might have been left confused by the result ... a range of punters and raters were probably licking their lips [b]Mr Wonderful running 2nd up at Sandown this horse gets out long odds .. no one is interested backing but why ... it's a beautifully High Chaparral 4yo who started racing late in its career ... this being only its 4th ever race start the form analyst looks and notes that it has had a stable change this new campaign .. interesting the form analyst notices that after its maiden win LAST campaign (at its very first race start) ... they were encouraged enough to ship the horse over to Morphettville ... to run it in an OPEN 3yo Hcp .. a big step up in grade for just a Sale maiden winner the form analyst looks at its first up run for the new stable and notes this horse figured prominently in the Stewards Report ... "Slowly away. Inconvenienced early stages. Blocked for run near 200m." the form analyst reckons they might have a nice horse here and they are dropping it back 4 classes in grade from the Morpphettville 2nd up run ... and starting today in a moderate BM64 the form analyst probably rates the horse a genuine 8/1 chance ... and is overwhelmed when they bet something like 20/1 the horse sits up near the pace and wins by neck on the line [b]these AND OTHER points of form study will continue to throw up facts that support ... backing winners form study ... who would have thought |
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Good morning Punters.
I am getting fairly quick at creating my spread sheets now and will in future place the top line in order of my preferences. On Saturday in a mixed group, I backed Refulgent (4) $4.90 winner and (11) Niminpimy $8.40 winner because they were the best of the top line. Both rated a strong 97%, but were not quite 98% fit to go up that next level. This should help members when there is more than one on the top line. We are only 8 weeks into all this and are still refining the system as we go along. Regards James |
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..... give me a call jimmy, i need someone to reassure my own list of clients atm, you seem fairly well practiced at it !!! ..... is there anything i can tell 'em about zebrinz
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGl6OlSczdU
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Good morning
Today we will talk about a modified Martindale place betting system. What is Martindale Betting? Martindale betting is one of the most dangerous and ruthless punting systems in the world. It came from play roulette at casinos where you doubled up on a black or number until you win. There is no rule to it and if you have to double up over 10 times you could lose your house on the next spin. They have restricted this now by putting limits on tables which does not let you double to big monies. You can Martindale win bet on horses and I did meet a chap who every spring carnival; he doubles up till he wins a free house. Has done it once which is a great effort! Use a modified Martindale Place betting on fitter horses. This is a pretty good system that I did some stats of over 100 races about 5 years ago and now that I have to focus on best horse 1st on the top line, I am going to play it. Consistency is our strength. The key to it is not to have too many loses in a row, but your bank can last for ages. Yesterday was the 1st day @ best tips top line. Martindale System: Bank $200 Bet: 10% of stake, increase to 15% next bet if a loss occurs (you must playing to win) Min Price $1.40 Bet: Fixed odds, overs on Betfair. • Race1 Snoopy $1.40 Bet $20 return $28 Bank $200 – 20 + 28 = $208 • Race 2 Eclat $2.20 Bet $21 return $46 Bank $208 – 21 + 46 = $233 • Race 3 My Sanctuary $1.90 Bet $23 return $44 Bank $233 – 23 + 44 = $254 So in 3 races you are $54 in profit. • Race 4 Real Messi $1.70 Bet $25 return $43 Bank $254 – 25 + 43 = $272 • Race 5 Khutunun $2.00 Bet $27 return 0 Bank $272 - 27 = $245 • Race 6 Tinys Legacy $1.60 Bet (15%) $36 return $58 Bank $245 – 36 + 58 = $267 See how you are back in profit because your next bet after a loss was 15%, now go back to 10% • Race 7 Liten Princessa $2.20 Bet $27 return 0 Bank $267 - $27 - $240 You have a loss, so your next bet is 15% or $36.00 Race 8 Handsome Tycoon $3.00 Bet $36 return $108 Bank $240 – 36 + 108 = $312 Start with $200 finish with $312: Place Profit of $112 or 55% Your next bet is $31 Form: W-W-W-W-L-W-L-W With our consistency, your $200 initial bank, could last for ages, if I am on the ball! Good luck, this can work. Regards James |
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Big big problem with the Martingale...it is based on increasing bet size while on a losing streak...yikes!!
Defies a very true rule of life: If you find yourself in a hole the first sensible thing to do is to stop digging If I was to make a suggestion it would be to add say half of winnings to an original nominated stake and keep betting that aggregated stake level and keep adding half to side pot called profit pot ...when it loses start again with original stake |
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Yes, I thought of that, punting with part of your winnings, but what the hell, $200 would last at least 30 outs in a row, and
that is not going to happen. Get about 20/25 in and you are then betting some serious monies here, like $200 - $400 a race. Sure you have a take out, may first $1,000 and keep it rolling along. Fitness is the key to it all. Thanks |
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Martingale place results so far.
Staking: 10% of stake +5% if go down next bet, then back to 10% Maximum 12 runners. Results: W W W W L W L W L W W W L W L So you can see that at this early stage no more than 1 loss in a row and that is the edge to it all using fitness and our 1st selection on the top line. You are winning and should keep winning. |
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Saturdays 1st selection top row results:
Race 1 Caravan Rolls on, 1st up led for a long way and weaken, we had only 3 on top line including winner Our Voodoo Prince $8 Race 2 Iggimacool, 2nd and should of won, jockey went to sleep about 800 out and stormed home. Race 3 Dig a Poney, 1st Race 4 Demonstrate, jockey rode back in pack whole race and never saw daylight, close up 4th, no brains. Race 5 Petits Filous 1st Race 6 Smokey Joey, wide all the way and weakened. Race 7 Late Charge, had a go here @ $33/$7 and stormed home from near last to go down in develop print for 3rd, ran 4th, Pick 4 $93K Race 8 Rapasco, 4th, can’t run 1800 metres, needs back to 1600. We should of got 5/9 on top with a bit of luck. Items of interest: Unbeaten Petits Filous continued on her winning way on 98% highest fitness, though very good it did worry me that 50 metres where Oliver had to work hard on her to win. Won at 1100, given a bad draw next start will may be up to Group 1 over 1200, she would have to peak higher than 98% fit for me. Very impressive type, or in fact best type in the race was the (8) Miss Gunpowder, very nice filly and watch out for her next start. Thanks |
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I just spend 8 hours working out how to send mobile spread sheets direct to emails and finally got there, through 2 apps.
Hopefully to over come wifi oncourse drop outs on mms to mobiles. I think martingale a place is fool proof, time will tell. James |