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good bye
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there will be 2 or 3 but mostly lower win prices than those going a fifth odds.
but if that's what you prefer |
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VERY POOR!
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DOES YORKSHIRE ACTUALLY HAVE AN ONCOURSE BOOKMAKER WHO BETS TRADITIONAL EWAY ODDS??????????????????????
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My experience has been the books that have always bet to traditional ew terms are usually the ones who normally bet to lower percentages but much higher volumes.Advertise here!
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mmmma - you are surely mistaken
I can't think why anyone would want to be ultra competitive on the win prices & still offer 1/4 4 places Still who knows, there's one born every minute . . . |
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MMMA,I CAN THINK OF PLENTY WHO ARE ULTRA UNCOMPETATIVE ON THE WIN PRICES AND STILL OFFER 1/5 4 PLACES,THEN HAVE THE CHEEK TO COMPLAIN THE GAMES GONE
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Tend to agree with factmachine as regards most of the York bookies,1/5 the odds 1234 it is then
COME RACING???? |
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IM SURE ADGE WILL MAMMY ,AND YA CAN HAVE A GRAND ON AT 8s TOO
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no , I'm not at York , johnny , and Newmarket tomorrow betting 1/4 1234 on TWO races
mind you the last time down there the silver Cambridgeshire had 24 runners and when I priced up at 1/4 the computer showed that I was betting to 97% on the places..and that was just the opening show...all shows how pointless it all is. |
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just been looking at the exchange win and place markets..can't get 1/4 odds on ANY runner , in fact a number are worse than 1/5th..poor value there too eh maam
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The problem the on-course bookies face is that a punter at the races will instead of having his £50 each way 1/5 odds with the on course bookmaker will have a few taps on his smart phone and get the bet at 1/4 the odds a place with an online firm. He may also get BOG and double result concessions too.
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no problem with that as long as he's happy with 12/1 instead of the 14/1 in front of him with the course books.
plenty of mid week punters do check with exchange prices on favs before betting with course bookmakers too btw |
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How many times do I have to explain this adge,you cant compare ew betting with place only betting.Betting into a 98%-102% under/overround market is never poor value.
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which answers your own question , you , for whatever reason think that course books should bet to 88 to 90% on places when the exchange doesn't. you want it both ways .
and before you reply that it's two separate markets , yes , we do bet place only |
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Oh dear adge I'd got you down as a cert runner at York tomorrow! Having made so many trips down the A1 recently you really ought to buy a second home South of Peterborough. I'm please to see your love/hate relationship with mmama is standing the test of time
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yes he's got me at it. laid four horses for a bit of fun for places that were approaching 1/6th odds a place on here , but included laying a 350 to 100 the winner
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Bookmakers were betting 1/4 odds a place,and overbroke,without knowing it pre. computers.Now the computer enlightens them.
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perfectly true , unbiased , but at the same time not as strongly so as we didn't have to compete with exchanges as well as we do now
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adge,check out the prices done oncourse on the 3.50 at Newters,just finished.I made it they bet to 0%,or slightly overbroke,as the 12/1 shot shortened to 7/1.Was monitoring it closely.Slaves to machine!
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you can keep telling them but it just goes over their heads.
will have bet to 106% , 1% per runner , but every price change lowers that percentage. you are almost certainly right that they ended up overbroke |
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IF THEY WANNA BET OCERBROKE LET EM -THERE ENJOYING THERE SELVES......AINT A BETTER PLACE THAN THAT GREAT TRACK CALLED YORK FULL OF HANDICAPS
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ENGLISH PLEASE?????????????
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OVERBROKE .....SORRY DEAN BROWN
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that's ok , zipper , my winter in the Caribbean is already booked
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lay the nap boys in the Racing Post naps comp ... and you can live in the Caribbean
41 NAPS yesterday they got 3 the other 38 got beat it all there in black and white ...take a look ...take a punt. |
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adge.. a guy called tightfist has all the stats on The Nap Boys re The RAcing Post .. hes worth a call ok we never got on but he knows all the facts
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Good old adge,betting" 1/4 the odds 2 races tomorrow" one a 24 runner h/cap the other a 36 runner h/cap, that,s very generous of you adge you sure your not a modern day Carnegie?
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yes , I've already priced them up . one is 106% on places and the other [ 34 runners ] is 115%.
and that's before fluctuations and non runners..NOT VERY CLEVER IS IT , mmmaluska |
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Oh dearie me adge you really dont understand the mathematics of ew betting.
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Bookies at York lighting Cigars with Fifty's as leaving course today
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Big-Issue, for todays breed of bookies/traders those results not as good as times gone by.
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clearly you know more than me , mmm , I've only been trying to make it pay for 42 years
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With those ew terms you bet to I,m not surprised your "winter holiday in the carribean is already booked"
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HEXHAM TODAY,BIGGER THAN THE MACHINE(AND YOU CAN BE ON)TRADITIONAL EWAY EVERY RACE EVERY MEETING,NO COMMISSION,NO PREMIUM CHARGE,COME RACING!
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it's all about mathematics and why to be competitive 1/4 odds each way on 16 to 20 runners just does not work with what the racecourse punter of today demands , mmmalushka.
I trust you will eventually realize that is the case. the value is clearly still there compared to exchanges if you look for it |
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Paul Johnson that's one
Stop slagging people off and you might regain some credability |
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paul Johnson firm bet 1/4 odds first five in the ces , but of course at mostly lower win prices
also 1/4 odds each way in the second race . don't know if better value than enhanced win prices but value everywhere to suit your taste . you just have to look for it. |
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WOW,THERE IS ONE,SHOCK
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