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01 May 13
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didnt you ?
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£45k lost but they got it back on the winner £400 at 1000!
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Don't gloat, it'll come back to haunt you.
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yes perfect jump
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unreal
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Money buyers done their banks there imo
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thought the winner only went 55? I may have not refreshed at that point tho
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That might cheer up the 1.01 backers that at least they didnt lay the 1000(like the guy sat next to them)
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£184.9 down the Swanee
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put it's foot in a hole
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Not much point studying form with luck like that.And I keep telling people dont bet on horses !
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Think we'd all have taken the 1.01 there
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No time for money buyers,the game is about picking winners or losers,not stealing money FFS
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TCat 01 May 13 15:56
£184.9 down the Swanee TCat 01 May 13 16:00 Not much point studying form with luck like that.And I keep telling people dont bet on horses ! ????????????????????????????????? |
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What's the lowest price you're allowed to back it without it being stealing?
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It is not the price that is the stealing it is the placing of bets 10 yards before the line with a 3 sec advantage i.e when no one else has got a chance
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Dan call me old fashioned,but the game is about studying the form,watching the vids,being a good judge and putting the work in,not clicking a mouse on one that has all but crossed the line.
They can't make the game pay any other way as they know feck all about it. Can't abide em |
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Dan, I believe the cut off point is 1.32 - everything above is forming an opinion, anything below is theft.
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You cannot win looking for winners as stated earlier -
The only way to win , backing horses , is to select horses that prices go off bigger than they should be . |
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Lower than that gerard, Warwick often finds good things at 1.12 before the race iho!
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trd
its about making a living..simple as |
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thats what thatcher taught us innit
slit throats a plenty, no such thing as society only self etc |
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ive seen it happen a few times at Southwell jumps , on the hurdles , once when i was i the course , Reveley i think
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TRD.-The "game" is about making money,any way you can.
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well sed artie
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so there are no rules then?
that theory will come unstuck at some point |
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another one bites the dust , but manages to stay up
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TRD is living in the past and wasting his time.
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TRD= dark ages punter!
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PMSL
As for laz commenting on me.that is really funny. Hunty I do agree it's about making a living,but most of the 1.01 guys know zero about the game. Each to their own,but still have zero respect for them |
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that's not always the case trd, a lot of the early players came in with a strong horse racing background and just found other ways to exploit the exchange, when in running took off it was just a natural progression and those that had the chance took it, taking an edge whether it be systems, pic speed, knowledge, whatever is to me a no brainer
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Ive got an edge...............Im living on it
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elise,that's why I said most. When Betfair came on the scene we all changed the way we played. I've been doing this full time for 15 years,I don't play exactly as I did pre Betfair,because I don't have to. Having said that I don't have to be backing horses near the line or laying fallers to make it pay
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Correct about Thatcher - slitting throats - no society etc etc etc .
I'm alright Jack fyk em all |
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trd very bitter bout track boys.. :(
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hunty not bitter,just pleased I'm good enough to make it pay without stooping that low
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seething
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