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looking to lay first 2/3 in most of the races at Cheltenham anyone point me in right direction of how they would stake this and is it also worth laying the same horses in place market?
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If you have not done it before, Cheltenham is not a good meeting to start in. In theory, if you can lay the first 3 in the market with only a small loss, go for it. You will be paying out most times but if an outsider wins, you clean up.
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W Mullins last 8 runners have gained 7 wins. So I wouldn't be rushing to lay anything he has running .
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using a dutching calculator if you wish to clear a set amount should the lays get beat
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For a bit of interest I shall be laying the selections of the man they call Newsboy.
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Just lay Getabird tomorrow and quit the rest of the week.
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Was thinking the 3 races tomorrow with short ones in to lay them alone or maybe first 2 in betting and place market , with ground getting heavier maybe a chance of one or two of them favs coming unstuck
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Odds on at Cheltenham, is good for laying, even if they all win you can't lose much, if you get 2 or 3 beat your quids in profit. And of course all the hype will continue right up until the race begins, meaning punters will continue to back them.
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All depends on your Bank and how much you are looking to win.
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kerrie with respect..i dont think gambling is for you.
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Heavy ground everyone knows all the outsiders win so if your new to the game you will clean up
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And don't forget a massive buy of distances.
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don't bother layers are maggots
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read the piece on freddie williams in rp yesterday now theres a layer ! . you give the impression that you dont know much . i would advise running a proven bot ie software
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i suspect youd be a lamb to slaughter if youre starting out . there will be a lot liquidity and you might get lucky , but . do you know of over-rounds a staple of the layer? id stick to laying one or two u think will get beat and look into how to make a book before u jump into the deep end
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willieshafter is a layer so id try to pump him if i were you
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only lino.
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only lino but he went to newcastle on the basis he had to pay 1400 for his pitch . so hes your man
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i,ve never layed , ever . but i think mullins is in for a bad day , the vibes are weak for getabird . petit mouchiour will improve and footpads still gotta beat san calvados , faugheen is likely gone ( in terms of the highest level ) . there will be a mountain of money for those . if i was laying id have a go at them
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as a general rule:
don't lay odds-on horses getabird is a decent value lay tomorrow at 15/8 other two are coo star sivola and de plotting shed both at 5/1. very weak favourites |
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don't lay odds-on at cheltenham that is^
some very crude calculations, the following % is in terms of value in laying the following horses getabird 14.7% value coo star sivola 6.7% value de plotting shed 6.7% value you get a lot more value in backing i find but i am not experienced in laying I repeat this is very crude but i think you'll make profit laying those two at 5/1 in general, these races are complete cr*p shoots. you've basically got 17 horses with you and 1 against you in the 2:50. you'd have to be very unlucky to lose there. you still need to be a very brave or a very rich man to do it. GL |
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Without layers on exchanges there would be no backers either! I can't see much difference, both involve backing your opinion/research with money. If you fancy a particular horse then back it. If you think that a horse can't win and you don't have any strong feelings about what else might win, lay it.
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