I am not sure Irish, but I hope it's because there is more money on them and so punters will be winning.
I'd prefer this stance than the clown from Beast 365 that says get on Trap 6 at 5/4 as it was this morning, it then comes into 4/6 (& presumably they have liab's) and he says now it's 4/6 I dont like it, I think you should back Trap 3 at 333,000-1 for a bit of value
He's from School of Tony Adams
I am not sure Irish, but I hope it's because there is more money on them and so punters will be winning.I'd prefer this stance than the clown from Beast 365 that says get on Trap 6 at 5/4 as it was this morning, it then comes into 4/6 (& presumably t
The assumption that odds on shots are not covered by the books is tenuous. I am sure they aren't on some occasions, but a good bookie with the right technology can challenge that cant they ? What is it that causes bookies to allegedly "GROAN" when favs go in, yet they are "BOOK MAKERS" If they haven't covered themselves what are they doing there ? I can understand it when they have to put up prices with little or no punters there, fair enough. I backed a 20-1 shot at an empty rainy Galway in October and I thought the bookie was going to hit me when he had to pay out
The assumption that odds on shots are not covered by the books is tenuous.I am sure they aren't on some occasions, but a good bookie with the right technology can challenge that cant they ?What is it that causes bookies to allegedly "GROAN" when favs