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I'm doing alright with these, you need 1 in 33 to break even if there are 3 places..I haven't been doing it long so time will tell and not sure if the jumps will be as good as the flat also it may suit some courses more than others Lingfield springs to mind..only been doing it 5 weeks for small stakes I'm averaging 1 in 13 and had 5 1.01's in one race ( 2 winners for me if you see what I mean ) Has anyone else been doing these ???
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I have tried laying win and place markets at around 1.12 and lower, you can have some really good days, but I found overall I was losing
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blanket finishes -
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There are no "click and win" systems on betfair.
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Alfie, if it was so easy it might be best to keep it to yourself.
There will now be 100 punters checking to see if this works and if it does placing their lays before you and you may not get matched. This happened on the win market on Saturday. £ 7,000 of lucky punters got matched at 1.01 but £ 4,000 of late bettors didn't. From a quick trawl of 3,000 place records I've kept over the last few months, your 2 winners was at one of the following: Kempton, Leicester, Brighton, Stratford, Newcastle or Uttoxeter. A mixture of jumps, flat and all-weather. |
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Oh dear. "Your 2 winners were"
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Roger, nice to see someone self correcting!
However, "2 winners was" is quite acceptable, if you were meaning "the event with your 2 winners was at one of the following....... And usual cr@p punctuation from me! |
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you are more likely to have some joy with this kind of system on the place market where there is much less liquidity. theres probably not much difference in between laying at 1.3 and laying at 1.1 on the place market as those sums will basically stick up there with a big difference in the prices and when a horse is almost certain to be placed, all the money will be hoovered up.
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very very true myth ical [;)]
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