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28 Jul 14
09:10
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I was searching the net for a thread where someone had started laying the place market thinking they had found a gold mine, essentially laying all the horses at book the same way you lay the win market.
His heart sank and panic set in when someone pointed out that three horses would place.
Instead, I came across these two threads from 2010 with a 'full proof' system in the goal scoring market.
There are two threads;
-first is 'all in' betting as people bet their banks, the realization when someone finally reads the rules
- the second, the panic and the aftermath.
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=386063
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=386241
His heart sank and panic set in when someone pointed out that three horses would place.
Instead, I came across these two threads from 2010 with a 'full proof' system in the goal scoring market.
There are two threads;
-first is 'all in' betting as people bet their banks, the realization when someone finally reads the rules
- the second, the panic and the aftermath.
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=386063
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=386241
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I remember this Shape, there was a thread on football forum i think at the time laughing at them. if i recall correctly, in the aftermath betfair wiped all the negative balances clean.
There was a thought that the thread had been a set-up by someone to ramp the markets.
When I first joined betfair, i had a list of forumites trying to sort who the better tipsters were since every race, people had opinions.
It didn't take long to dawn on me that the consistant factor on how strong one's opinion was on a horse was based on the level of panic when the market went against them.
Though I can't remember their names, I quickly glued onto a trio that would alternate bigging up one or two horses to shift the market. When the 'selections' failed, one of the trio always came in saying "hard luck, mate. Usually follow you and you do great", etc, to keep their credibility going. It was so obvious that they were keen on building ramps.
When I first joined betfair, i had a list of forumites trying to sort who the better tipsters were since every race, people had opinions.
It didn't take long to dawn on me that the consistant factor on how strong one's opinion was on a horse was based on the level of panic when the market went against them.
Though I can't remember their names, I quickly glued onto a trio that would alternate bigging up one or two horses to shift the market. When the 'selections' failed, one of the trio always came in saying "hard luck, mate. Usually follow you and you do great", etc, to keep their credibility going. It was so obvious that they were keen on building ramps.
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