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No one needs to tip them. There are a million and one ricks on the overnight prices put up by the bookies and a half decent punter will spot them and all pros will spot them. Most pros will leave them alone but the decent amateur punter will wade in marking the bookies card as that's what the overnight prices are for. On occasion it will be pricewise but no tipping line gives out info the night before that I know of - it wouldn't serve any of their members to do so.
I reckon if I could bet overnight prices to win 5K a bet I would win a million every year. |
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ben linfoot of the post tipped vardas supreme 25s to 10s
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dont know about the night before but ones just before the off see to run VERY WELL
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racingguru...how many bets per day wud you want to place? What do you think your win ratio wud be?
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typically 2 a day, 4 - 6 on saturdays.
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Racing - can you 99% certain , spot horse that will shorten ?
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For some horses 100%, some between 90-100%. Others you get further clues in the morning but before you go there no liquidity on here to make any money doing it. I'm not in any way unique in being able to do this, tons of people on here are able to do it and a lot of them are trying their best to keep the market on here false between 8am and 10am so they can get their bets on at the bookies.
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I think the vast majority of successful punters (apart from those staking small enough to be accomodated her early) would be delighted if Betfair scrapped the overnight markets.
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Agreed - would be delighted if BF opened markets at 11am.
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See how bad the odds compilers really are! And they are REALLY bad!!
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I had a little go a couple of years back looking for steamers 10 ins before the off .
my criteria consisted of jockey/trainer at the track , ground , track , grade of race and a few others . is it on the right lines or is it a bit deeper ? cheers ./ |
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Whatever Price/Wise picks, the price goes just after 8pm the night before (because R Post subscribers get their copy on the ipad at 8pm).
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every man/woman ( zodiac ) for himself , if a horse is 20/1 but you think it should be 10/1 , why wait .
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Ladbrokes and betfred let you bet the night before on all the races they price up and I have just found out there are two very good tipsters who tip the night before and they gamble on them . great what you can find on the internet. they two tipped that big gamble vardas supreme also 1.30 win mister snowball
also wincanton 2.40 jumps road 6/1 |
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because if you bet it overnight at 20/1 for pennies and it opens up at 10/1 the following morning that all you have pennies. If you show some restraint and let it open 16/1 in the morning you can fill yer boots.
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Vardas is just going back to an old old rating - GL if you follow that in.
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sorry racinguru - my question was for you . thanks
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if you bet in pennies it doesn't matter RG .
if you are a big punter whose bets can move markets , you should have found ways to manipulate the prices on here to your advantage the night before imo |
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go on then tell us the name of the tipsters who is really you, and how much you want
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racinguru is spot on.
There are loads of overnight prices that just look plain wrong and so may not actually be 'gambles'. It is easy to 'aftertime' these things, but take the 5:30 at Wolves as an example. Bet £3.65 had Jay Bee Blue as their original 4/1 favourite, it went off 12's. In my opinion 4/1 always looked wrong (I didn't lay it, though). In tomorrow's 1:35 Lingfield, Lucky Di has been well supported the last twice and Lisahane Bog was well supported from the Peter Hedger yard last Monday (Peter Hedger trains Lucky Di). IMO it isn't a surprise to see that the early 12/1 has gone and the hoss is into 8/1 in places. The yard or someone connected with it appears to have plenty of money to back representatives from this yard at the moment. In the same race Shaolin is a hoss that I remember being backed from 5's early/overnight into 13/8 on its penultimate start at Leicester last September. I would hazard a guess that connections think their hoss is ahead of the handicapper, couple that with the fact the Racing Post have tipped it and again I don't think it is a surprise to see the early 8/1 has gone. |
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Glasgow Brian - People with good ratings move the markets. Obviously the factors you mention are important in determining whether the conditions are right for the horse with that rating that they consider to have a better chance than the odds presented overnight.
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cheers guru - seemed to work better with class 3 handicaps or better
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rcing -some bookies are easier than others to manipulate. Unfortunately those type don't tend to offer prices overnight and even if they do how long is it gonna take before you get your account restricted to pennies? Overnight limits are tiny for starters so whats the point of getting the ball rolling for the market to move? I'm not the only one looking to get on horse X and waiting. If I bet overnight (and I have accs to do so but don't) and Bookie A cuts price, then the next punter waiting goes in and so and so forth. It doesn't serve me or anyone looking to get a lump on.
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i think huw taylor as put up lucky di the last twice,so that might explain that one.
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bagga used to post as christine on here
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Hugh Taylor could just live off trading his picks .
Many he tips up at 4 or 5/1 go off at 5/2 sp |
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He probably does
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Value horse tips cause a major wave in overnight market.pain in the arse of a firm when you fancy one of theirs
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IMO any tipster firm that tips overnight isn't worth 2 bob. What can you get on?? Fiction prices they are tipping and fiction results they are showing.
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Ballydoyle And racing guru are spot on. Value horse tips causes quite a movement at 5.30 when he puts his 3 or 4 up each evening.
Pricewise does the same but there are also loads of other tipsters out there and it only takes a tenner for bet3.65 and paddies to slash their prices. Anyone taking these prices will get their account shut quick smart. I lost no-end of mine even if they were losing accounts purely by backing overnight prices. As has been said although these tipsters know which horses are ricks their results are partly false because u can't get on at the prices advertised. Even worse than pricewise. At least u can get £25 on his in the morning. That's why these tipsters charge. They can't make a living from the bets so they make it from followers. |
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No Ladbrokes Odds Compiler is poor that`s all....... and Lucky Di c/d form gives her a decent chance 13/2, 6/1 shot, needs the gaps to come though
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No Ladbrokes odds compiler is poor???? My mate used to be the risk director there and used to tell me how f'ing useless they all were. Anyway he changed things up a bit and they have improved but not hard when you bet to the ridiculous overrounds they do.
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He mean't to have a comma after the word No was saying the same thing.
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Sorry thought he was sticking up for the gutless cretins.
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who tips all these horses that get gambled on the night before
Skinto ![]() |
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Seen an increase over the past few months of horses, in Handicaps, that have drifted markedly from opening, layed to lose £Hundreds.
Once the false price is created, backed considerably to win £Thousands. e.g. Open around 12s, out to 20s to 30s, going off around 5s and scooting in. Trying to keep an ongoing list of connections of this strategy, over the years, but it's too tricky for me. |
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I can think of two examples of the above within a couple of weeks danderell opened 6/1 drifted to 14s in morning won at sp of 5/2 and two no bids opened 6/1 with books drifted to 20+ on betfair won sp 8/1.These were standouts though,how often that happens I would think is pretty rare..
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if you back the night before (in quiet periods) then kiss any bookie acct goodbye imo
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