yes patterns exist in the favs winning or losing races
this is why you layed 14 in a row a few weeks back when your own system was dictating you should start backing them
yes patterns exist in the favs winning or losing racesthis is why you layed 14 in a row a few weeks back when your own system was dictating you should start backing them
start a thread saying this one must win cos so many favs have lost
then you said you'd actually layed it and the ones before
next race ditto
then eventually a fav wins and you claim you can predict it ROFL
start a thread saying this one must win cos so many favs have lostthen you said you'd actually layed it and the ones beforenext race dittothen eventually a fav wins and you claim you can predict it ROFL
i've just looked at the results and last night the last fav won and today the first one won.
are you saying you based your prediction on 2 winning successive favs ?
i've just looked at the results and last night the last fav won and today the first one won.are you saying you based your prediction on 2 winning successive favs ?
i've got no problem with your selections, would actually congratulate you with the lays or backs.
but this i predicted it cos a few favs won or lost is ludicrous in the extreme to anyone that knows anything about statistics.
i've got no problem with your selections, would actually congratulate you with the lays or backs.but this i predicted it cos a few favs won or lost is ludicrous in the extreme to anyone that knows anything about statistics.
oh i see so you are not putting up your system bets anymore thats fine
wd on the l2 lays that dont even make up 1 pt profit yet at level stakes
proves everything
oh i see so you are not putting up your system bets anymore thats finewd on the l2 lays that dont even make up 1 pt profit yet at level stakes proves everything
seriously, its at this time I need to see what happens, as its on the cusp of regressing. if Destalink wins then the next fav should lose. But I lay them all with the aim of liability less than ISP. I just see how the cycle pans out. Currently to swing the other way we need 7 favs to lose but not necessarily consecutively. Ok, sounds complicated or bonkers. But it runs like clockwork.
seriously, its at this time I need to see what happens, as its on the cusp of regressing.if Destalink wins then the next fav should lose.But I lay them all with the aim of liability less than ISP. I just see how the cycle pans out. Currently to swing
why in this race is there manipulation and not the last race makes NO SENSE
the last race with your thinking should have seen manipulation but if anything the reverse was the case and fav allowed to drift.
now the last fav lost but you think this one has now been manipulated too short?
some favs are just over bet or perhaps this is a good thing, nothing to do with patterns LEX
you keep trying to tie in logic that really isn't there
why in this race is there manipulation and not the last race makes NO SENSEthe last race with your thinking should have seen manipulation but if anything the reverse was the case and fav allowed to drift.now the last fav lost but you think this one h
no they change the prices. watch the flip floppers for example. A few shorties with minimum liability followed by bigger priced losers. See the average fav ISP to see how the markets are shaping up. anways, lets see how it pans out...
no they change the prices. watch the flip floppers for example.A few shorties with minimum liability followed by bigger priced losers. See the average fav ISP to see how the markets are shaping up.anways, lets see how it pans out...
No, thats the point - they are making the patterns not the results. take this 3:45-Epsom. if the fav loses could you say what would win? unbalanced market with the fav too short limiting the liability
No, thats the point - they are making the patterns not the results.take this 3:45-Epsom. if the fav loses could you say what would win? unbalanced market with the fav too short limiting the liability
yes it is. the bookies are balancing the books. so its shorter than it should be.
sure it may win but its not in anyway 'value'. By coincidence this is fitting in with your favs 4:10 at Market Rasen comment.
yes it is. the bookies are balancing the books. so its shorter than it should be.sure it may win but its not in anyway 'value'. By coincidence this is fitting in with your favs 4:10 at Market Rasen comment.
the only thing that would determine whether that horse was the right price would be your long term P&L
unfortunately we can never know for sure individual prices ant their merits
LEXthe only thing that would determine whether that horse was the right price would be your long term P&Lunfortunately we can never know for sure individual prices ant their merits
i would think that tim or mick easterby have more of a clue than me on their hcp horses
they've had 4 or 5 now well punted recent winners
were they all too short?
i would think that tim or mick easterby have more of a clue than me on their hcp horses they've had 4 or 5 now well punted recent winnerswere they all too short?
7/13 favs today average ISP 2.5 The average long term ISP is 2.75
yes I believe they were.
thats opinion though, based on form etc. I dont do form cos I'm useless at it.
7/13 favs today average ISP 2.5The average long term ISP is 2.75yes I believe they were.thats opinion though, based on form etc. I dont do form cos I'm useless at it.
there's a lot of very intelligent people that would have analysed systems and patterns in the finest statistical detail imaginable,
There is no easy lunch, each horse on it's own merits i'm afraid.
I actually learned this the hard way when i first started (2004) going against patterns that couldn't possibly happen and they did.
there's a lot of very intelligent people that would have analysed systems and patterns in the finest statistical detail imaginable,There is no easy lunch, each horse on it's own merits i'm afraid.I actually learned this the hard way when i first star
before betfair the bookies might have been able to manipulate more
they certainly can't these days
they are often clueless what's going on, particularly in these low grade races
they are followers not manipulators
before betfair the bookies might have been able to manipulate morethey certainly can't these daysthey are often clueless what's going on, particularly in these low grade racesthey are followers not manipulators
I dont think I can tell you anything tbh. tonights racing will be interesting. We shall no doubt resume this conversation later. Thanks for the chat. I need to get on now.
I dont think I can tell you anything tbh.tonights racing will be interesting. We shall no doubt resume this conversation later. Thanks for the chat. I need to get on now.
another fav goes in at catterick after some respite at epsom when the fav was done by the complete rag
I suspect you will come back later lEX and a couple of lays around 3.0 will prove the logic even though in the mean time losses were incurred earlier.
another fav goes in at catterick after some respite at epsom when the fav was done by the complete ragI suspect you will come back later lEX and a couple of lays around 3.0 will prove the logic even though in the mean time losses were incurred earlie
of course the pattern, sequence or whatever you want to call it will change and there will be spells of the favs not winning many races.
in the meantime the losses have been incurred and plenty of lays needed just to get back even!
of course the pattern, sequence or whatever you want to call it will change and there will be spells of the favs not winning many races.in the meantime the losses have been incurred and plenty of lays needed just to get back even!
certainly quite a few losing favs are required. But the change in sequence always puts it right for layers, which is the point I'm not getting across. Pal.
certainly quite a few losing favs are required. But the change in sequence always puts it right for layers, which is the point I'm not getting across. Pal.