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i go to place a bet for a horse to be place on a us horse in the back column hes 1.26 in the lay colum it states 1.46 does mean i can offer odds of up to 1.46 and have a realistic chance of being able to get a bet on at them odds or is this to good to be true i mean 1.46 i rate the horses chances to place as beetween 80 and 90 please help
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PLEASE
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ask for 1.38 imo.
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Depends how much you want on as well as the liquidity is never great in those markets and too much will probably scare layers off.
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You asked a similar question earlier and the answers the same, short term memory loss ?
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^ correct
as chompy_imo has sayed thicket |
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so the best thing would be offer in beetween say it was 1.20 to back and 1.40 lay colum by too much do u mean by too much a price or too much money like i go on and but 10 grand on
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yeah but i need to understand just cant see why people are willing to lay a favourite at 1.46 a place when hes cleary best form plus he romped home
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i always try to undercut the lay price by a slight amount then that way your next in line to be matched at the price being offered if that makes sense
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You're a 10k man and you don't understand laying - pull the other one !
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IM NOT A 10k man just using an example
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Click on the icon to the left of the horse's name, and this will pop up a graph detailing the prices matched on the horse. This will give you an idea of a realistic price to ask for.
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