Far too many times while searching this site I see punters asking for prices on the exchange that are smaller than the available prices on the sportsbook so come on people get a grip.
1- paddy/sportsbook go up first now late afternoon, any ricks are cleaned up by the nibblers(majority cannot get 2 carrots on)
2- some of the other "bookmakers" come in but your live one is now 2/3 points shorter, do you scramble round or wait for a drift.
3- 9.30 dodge hugh taylor, if he jumps on yours we fcked.
4- no drift, just prey your lad goes out on the exchange(unfortunately not)
5-do you take 2-1 on what was a 8-1 chance(not me)
6- horse hacks up
7- try again tomorrow.
this is the game:1- paddy/sportsbook go up first now late afternoon, any ricks are cleaned up by the nibblers(majority cannot get 2 carrots on)2- some of the other "bookmakers" come in but your live one is now 2/3 points shorter, do you scramble roun
Depending on how much you want on, what the price the horse is and whether you not there are any race clashes you have a window of between 15 seconds and 5 minutes to have your bet at around the BSP level when the market is actually there for people to get on.
Depending on how much you want on, what the price the horse is and whether you not there are any race clashes you have a window of between 15 seconds and 5 minutes to have your bet at around the BSP level when the market is actually there for people
barton- you are quite a big punter,do you even bother looking at the evening prices.
must be heartbreaking taking way under the original odds on some fancies.
barton- you are quite a big punter,do you even bother looking at the evening prices.must be heartbreaking taking way under the original odds on some fancies.
No, I find it best to treat the early markets as if they don't exist unless it is one of the top meetings where you actually have a chance of being put a bet on hours beforehand. E.g Cheltenham, Aintree and Royal Ascot (even then can't play certain races early and certainly not place markets any more).
No, I find it best to treat the early markets as if they don't exist unless it is one of the top meetings where you actually have a chance of being put a bet on hours beforehand. E.g Cheltenham, Aintree and Royal Ascot (even then can't play certain r