Owners Highclere Thoroughbred Racing tweeted: "Ranjaan is out of the Triumph having sustained an injury on the gallops. [b] Gentleman Duke 16/1 Betfred, Tote 33/1 Hills - Ante Post Rules -[/b]
Not qualified to run
[b]Military Bowl - 25/1 Betfred/Tote - Hills - Ante Post Rules[/b]
Not qualified to run
Ozeta - 25/1 Betfred/Tote - Hills - Ante Post Rules
Not qualified to run
What on earth are the "odds compilers" doing at these firms?? Would they refund should some unfortunate back these????
I don't think there are "odds-compilers" anymore. They just use software to track betfair. It really makes me smile when they refer to their traders back in the office pricing up the races.
I don't think there are "odds-compilers" anymore. They just use software to track betfair. It really makes me smile when they refer to their traders back in the office pricing up the races.
There certainly are odds compilers. They have three drivers to determine price:
1. Their own opinions 2. Their current liabilities 3. Their competitor's prices (most notably Betfair)
Of the three, their own opinion is the least important in terms of it's influence on the quoted price. I agree that they should take some prices down but for horses like Simonsig then the approach should be to still quote a price for the Supreme but with a warning next to the odds that the horse is a doubtful runner.
There certainly are odds compilers. They have three drivers to determine price:1. Their own opinions2. Their current liabilities3. Their competitor's prices (most notably Betfair)Of the three, their own opinion is the least important in terms of it's
i dont mind them still quoting a price as there is an outside chance he still may run but 5/1 is ridiculous especially when other firms have taken him off of their books altogether
i dont mind them still quoting a price as there is an outside chance he still may run but 5/1 is ridiculousespecially when other firms have taken him off of their books altogether
This has been going on for years on pre race markets with numerous bookies.
some so slow its laughable. its very easy for,even an experienced punter,to miss news of withdrawals etc the books have no excuse as it should be their business to know,and if they don't they are either incompetant or ignorant or just taking advantage.imo all 3.
This has been going on for years on pre race markets with numerous bookies.some so slow its laughable.its very easy for,even an experienced punter,to miss news of withdrawals etcthe books have no excuse as it should be their business to know,and if t