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24 Apr 10
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quickest way to the poor house I say
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just another route there yes
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quite wrong
if you have an 'edge' = the more races the better |
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safety in numbers :D
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totally agree, too win at horses u must be patient and wait for the right races too back usually not big handicaps no matter how much the media go on about them at the weekends
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The forum PROPUNTERS don't miss a race all season, just click on any random race thread, it is the same blokes every time.
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sorry, should have re-phrased it.
Chasing is the quickest way to poor house |
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well that's different altogether. New thread required.
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chasing is a no no but its hard to learn how not to do it
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Bookies might on everyrace too beat them u must be selective that the one advangtage we have over the bookies, betting on every race is giving the bookies an advantage
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If you can't find a way to win in every race then you need to give up. Betting just to win is a different matter, but this don't bet in every race thing is a myth.
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Well im happy with what i make, just don't have time too study the handicaps in great detail
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Maybe on betfair u could bet everyrace, because of the low overround i guess
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To have any chance of being a continuously successful punter one needs at least
P ...atience to avoid rushed decisions and wait for favourable opportunities U...understanding of form N...ous for interpreting the ancillary aspects of racing T...ime to gain U above S..tash of cash in bank as a bulwark against inevitable adverse run orf results |
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Sorry i really believe u should not bet on everyrace it is very bad even on betfair
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It's a mugs game
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U can still win on horses no problem
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horses are a waste of time , 2ND guessing all the people that know is a waste of time and money .
Form is not tangible . who are the dudes that post on here ? sureal cyber punters . smoke and mirrors . the monster that is the sports gambling industry needs gelded imo . |
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Why post on here if u don't like sports betting? Go an post on an non betting site and talk about something else u love
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Sorry misread your post, u are saying horse racing an mugs game
try telling that too Phill Bull |
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I personally know 10 people who are getting between £100,000 and £500,000 a year betting IR from racecourses I doubt they would be called mugs
cubone.co.uk |
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spoofer
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decalec. go to Southwell and go into the selected private boxes and go and tell them they are spoofing,
What you should admit and then go to bed You personally are not clever enough to do so |
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there has been some carnage IR lately and no doubt fortunes have been won and lost but even IR on course will not be without its pifalls ...NH and Flat are two different beasts . gaspari being a classic example .
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I do this...very successful....bet the unnamed favourite.....if it loses then double up on the next one...if that loses then double up. if u stick to it one will win and you'll clean up.
always works. |
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SeldomSeen 10 Mar 13:07
Week commencing March 7th, 2005. On that day there were eight winning favs. Then, from the first race on March 8th until the 4.05 race at Wincanton on March 10th, there were no winning favs at all :0 |
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birch2 is correct
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east goo ive seen it go 12 consective races no fav has won doubling up you would have lost every thing
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