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There is about a 2 sec delay for the bet to be placed - so very difficult
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pier to pier site
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PS - ya own fault ya moved to Gilbraltar, victor!
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thought it was a 1 second delay?
@delta: it`s germany, not Gibraltar :) |
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vc, you want people to give you advice on how to win their money..??
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yes, like taking candy of babees...actually easier without pics, no delay to deal with then...on-course backers so desperate they'll take 4/6 about anything less than, say, a 3/1-shot IR...as long as you stay sober(ish) you should be aok
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Used too, but have recently aquired a telly
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how come v.c. has become vic78
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Mr Holmes gone all hi-tech on us
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@duncan idaho, and how would u do it if u were to apply this strategy? what would you look out for if laying without pics
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you need to use the force
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v.c. take a telling you will LOSE.
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When you see 1.25 on your screen -
It is already 1.15 in REALITY So - Put your LAY in at 1.05 ..... You will LOSE LESS. |
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i would use the ladder interface of my trading application and look for horses that go odds on when that is clearly too low...but you have to be quick, as they often 'bounce' out to big odds again
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how will u know that its clearly too low without pics?
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It would be foolhardy to lay in running without pics. Logically in nearly all cases you will only get matched if the horse has improved it's likely hood to win, i.e. you are optimizing to get worse prices. Laying horses that drift in the betting market pre race without looking at form is something I do regularly fairly successfully.
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only occasionally with the auto set-up feature. "keep in running" With little effect, I'm not a trader.
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how will u know that its clearly too low without pics?
you'll need a vivid imagination or some pics ideally |
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listen to timeform radio if you've got no pics
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would you lay them straight away or use the tick-offset feature to take advantage of them bouncing, just in case they come back and win
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Like a short priced favourite that I anticipate will run up front . Some thing I think will trade shorter and still get beat.
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