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it seems the tote have a mug punter too.
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win anytihng Mully?
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adge-you only have to take a look at the GN. 39/40 better tote pool prices than S.P
Did ok Thurs & Fri. Saturday I was rubbish. |
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Twenty one bets in 21 races ?
You must be a shrewd nut. |
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I backed all mine on tote no value in the bookmakers there and very difficult to move in the betting ring in on tats side. Cheltenham 100 times better from a betting point of view.
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Mr. Memory-what's the point of saving up for twelve months for my favourite race meeting of the year not to have an interest on each race? The point being raised has nothing to do with being a shrewd cookie. Don't be mard :-)
The fact still remains that after weighing up the rails against the tote dividends it was nonsensical to back with the bookies e/w on 17 out of 21 occasions. This has been a prevalent trend over the past few years especially since 1/5th to 1/10th has become commonplace. |
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ON only 5 races were the returned sp's better than the tote returns,says it all really.
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"Mully".........................You must be a brave man blessed with ample stamina to cover 21 races at Liverpool.
I hope that it was both enjoyable & profitable for you. Best wishes. |
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Stamina packed in yesterday ;-)
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A year to recover.
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Returned SP is the price the bookies can't lay one at, a lowest average of a carefully selected group of bookmakers who price up conservatively. You can easily beat the SP on course, unless you are a numpty.
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how much do the tote deduct every race?
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