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Serious message, an average punter looks at the form and backs what he thinks will win. Because most people (including me) don't consistently win picking horses like this, what about the strategy of doing the form, working out what you think will win and then laying it?
seriously, what do you think?
Would you consistently win?
seriously, what do you think?
Would you consistently win?
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doing the reverse of what you think will win is for losers only
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When you actually learn interpret form correctly you'll go skint using this method IMO
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Probably as good as any other systems out there.
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Simply the best system ever
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You may have stumbled across the answer to approaching life in general. Simply do the exact opposite of what you really want to do.
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that wouldnt work so well re. toilet visits
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Wouldn`t work the psycology of your thinking would still be the same,you would not know if you were coming or going
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vyb5dkQZPw&feature=related
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Wouldn't matter because it's likely you're not taking the right prices. The average punter would lose either way.
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Do your form figs/ratings if 1/2 well clear on your figs yet not in the first 2 in the betting usually worthy of a lay e.
g. yesterdays first race at Newbury I had Captain Dunne/Medicean Man both well clear both drifted in the market last/second last or as near as dammit.good luck for to-day. |
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If this worked in general (and not saying either way whether it does or doesn't) then surely you could even save yourself doing anything by just finding a rubbish tipster, be it from a newspaper or otherwise and just lay all of their tips.
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ima, the guessers who do Trading Post for the RP are showing a loss of -£41.42 for their naps for this season...
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It would work for many people as the number of favourites that get beaten proves. In the 3 afternoon cards yesterday, 13 favs started at 3/1 or lower and 2 won at 10/11 and 2/1.
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