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Chosen®
13 Dec 09 21:48
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Does the level of sp staking (back/lay) on a particular selection have any bearing on the sp? Or is that determined purely by the state of the pre-inplay market at the time of the off.

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ZEALOT
When: 14 Dec 09 10:54
if a horse is , say 3.5 just before the off and the horse goes off in front stealing many lengths the bsp will be alot lower due to the track people seeing it 2 secs before us
it'll probably go off under 3
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Chosen®
When: 14 Dec 09 12:28
I really hope that's not true. Do you notice this sort of thing happening often?
By:
ZEALOT
When: 14 Dec 09 13:06
in those sort of circumstances
say a 2m hurdle race ---yes
By:
SHAPESHIFTER
When: 14 Dec 09 14:10
ZEALOT, when you say "the track", do you mean the point of the "off" or the point that the SP is determined.

When betfair suspend and go into transition to inplay, the SP is calculated at the point of SUSPENSION which is at the exact moment of the "actual" off.
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Moon Light
When: 14 Dec 09 14:17
In these jump races, stealing lengths can become obvious before the actual off.
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Plant
When: 14 Dec 09 14:27
Moon Light 14 Dec 15:17

In these jump races, stealing lengths can become obvious before the actual off.



In the case of Twist Magic in the Tingle Creek (BSP 3.02 v 9/4 industry), it was obvious as they were coming into line, but before the off, that he was going to nick a lead.
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