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Personally I try to factor in how bent the races is likely to be before I place a bet... sometimes it works, most of the time it doesn't but I would say anyone placing a bet must worry about course, distance, ground, draw, opposition, jockey, trainer, time of year and most importantly, how many if the field are trying?
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How much have you lost ?
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Today... £27.56 down
This week... about £44.03 up |
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yes some don't try, eg sent off in front and go too quick, but most of this is Flat Racing
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put the plug in
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I can honestly say that being fully aware that racing is bent I have never placed a single bet in my life and worried before hand whether the race was going to be bent or not, and I would be surprised if many had, it's an occupational hazard
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oh good another thread
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"This week... about £44.03 up"
About? |
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Obviously Duncan it's the ones he lost on.
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I guess it also depends masisvely on your definition of bent.
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Dot
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"pilot error"
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ok OP what were the "at least half a dozen bent races" yesterday?
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yes i agree but if you where in the know you would not care
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and please rate them in order of bentness
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and please rate them in order of bentness
can we have a specific ratings graph for this please, like the richter scale for earthquakes, in the case of bentness we could call it the spenceometer  |
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All races every day could be bent,with all horses not trying.All results are bad accidents.Ever thought of that ?
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cuckoo cuckoo
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Bathmaker,
Your problem is that you're clearly not very proficient at recognizing beforehand which races are going to be bent. Work on that and all your problems will be solved. |