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Sedric
08 May 10 01:26
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Any preferences as to accuracy?
Racing Post seem to be a odds with Sporting Life quite a bit.
So apart from making your own, anyone use a more reliable forecast?
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Report ilikewavingatbuses May 8, 2010 1:41 AM BST
asda are pretty good imoLaugh
Report onlooker May 8, 2010 1:44 AM BST
There aren't any out there .

How can there be ?[/b[

If ANYBODY was [b]anywhere near
being good/accurate enough - then, surely, they would be keeping those prices to themselves.

Even if there were  those 'imaginaries' - nobody can allow for the 'saved up gambles' ... or, far more likely nowadays, the 'not wanted' that will be drifters  - that then throw the rest of the tissue into tilt, let alone the original prices about those rogue runners.

Why do want tissue prices, anyway - the market on here tells you AS IT IS - because the market on here is based on real money, to a 100% book  - and not merely an opinion., to a percentage much higher - that only matters if you are betting with bookmakers.

Which then beggars the question ....

Why are you betting with bookmakers to their inflated percentages ?
Report Roger Rover May 8, 2010 3:17 AM BST
I get a nice cup of tea in the morning plus a bonus on correct greyhound forecast trebles
Report didlick May 8, 2010 4:36 AM BST
It's a very good question- and an opportunity for someone who's good- Tissue prices are a guide I agree - The early stuff on here is a good basis for building ones tissue. But the lack of liquidity make the betfair early exchanges fragile. As for the comment about value from bookmakers- I would beg to differ. IMO I think bookmakers, providing you can get on, offer a more realistic chance of making the game pay. Their early prices are very competitive and the the availability of multibets, e way options and liquidity  make them by far the best option early.
Report Stark May 8, 2010 7:11 AM BST
Why bet with bookmakers?

Probably because L4dbrokes, H111s, et al don't ask for 25% of my winnings back before I leave the shop?!
Report thelatemail May 8, 2010 8:53 AM BST
I always wondered why they call them tissue prices,as would most Australians.
The only time you need tissues in England is when you try and get a bet on at some betting shops.
Aren't they a joke.
Report Stark May 8, 2010 8:56 AM BST
Oh no!

Not another "pro" who can't get on?
Laugh
Report thelatemail May 8, 2010 2:17 PM BST
Stark.Knocked back for an 80 pound bet on a 2/1 greyhound at freds.
It's a fact, no need for smart comments.
Report Stark May 8, 2010 2:25 PM BST
£80 on a DOG?

They're doing you a favour...
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