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1) Don't bet more than you can afford to lose.
2) If you missed the wedding don't go to the funeral.
3) Geese that lay Golden eggs are never for sale.
2) If you missed the wedding don't go to the funeral.
3) Geese that lay Golden eggs are never for sale.
Aug 31, 2018 -- 4:58PM, gutfeeling wrote:
Work from the ground up.
Agree 100%
Discipline
Don't bet every day
Don't bet in maidens
Never borrow to bet
Don't bet every day
Don't bet in maidens
Never borrow to bet
Believe what you've seen over what you've read.
Aug 31, 2018 -- 5:11PM, diabolicalliability wrote:
or heard
Indeed.
dont listen to people all your get is left overs by the greedy c..ts
combine gut feeling and smarts..easy game
Just got it
Just got it
Andrew in Sweden 31 Aug 18 17:02
Discipline
Don't bet every day
Don't bet in maidens
Never borrow to bet
domino has fainted.
Discipline
Don't bet every day
Don't bet in maidens
Never borrow to bet
domino has fainted.
Andrew having a laugh, don't bet in maidens
Deadbrain,
What's the issue ?
Deadbrain,
What's the issue ?
1) Don't bet more than you can afford to lose.
2) If you missed the wedding don't go to the funeral.
3) Geese that lay Golden eggs are never for sale.
4) Quit when you're ahead - start again tomorrow.
2) If you missed the wedding don't go to the funeral.
3) Geese that lay Golden eggs are never for sale.
4) Quit when you're ahead - start again tomorrow.
Concentrate on the many "free money" freds and just wait for the cash to pile up.
if you start gambling 18 you will probably reach 57 before you hit the heinz
Be a good judge of good judges that is all yew knead.
Stick to the higher grade racing .
Forget multiples as every element added to a bet decreases the target area on the probability unit . Mathematical value does not always mean a value bet .
When laying horses lay the non value short ones .
Forget multiples as every element added to a bet decreases the target area on the probability unit . Mathematical value does not always mean a value bet .
When laying horses lay the non value short ones .
there is only one golden rule to remember, to ensure that you'll end up overall ahead.
don't bet.
don't bet.
Never forget that when backing each way you are backing the selection to win TWICE.
When you have £10 E.W. at 1/5 odds (1,2,3) you are betting £10 on the selection to win, but the place part of the bet includes an element of your second stake (theoretically £3.33) backed on 1st place AGAIN. (1,2,3)
The each way bet offers a mirage of a safety net.
When you have £10 E.W. at 1/5 odds (1,2,3) you are betting £10 on the selection to win, but the place part of the bet includes an element of your second stake (theoretically £3.33) backed on 1st place AGAIN. (1,2,3)
The each way bet offers a mirage of a safety net.
Forget multiples as every element added to a bet decreases the target area on the probability unit .
Not if you get value on every selection it dont, plus use triple odds one winner shops
Stephen Little knew a bit about the game and he loved these multis.
I M O OF CAUSE
Not if you get value on every selection it dont, plus use triple odds one winner shops
Stephen Little knew a bit about the game and he loved these multis.
I M O OF CAUSE
must be a few online accounts Bangladesh – where land-based gambling is illegal
Can't see any problem betting in maidens;they're one of my most profitable bets.
bettinghelp...an interesting observation re ew betting.
bettinghelp...an interesting observation re ew betting.
bettinghelp 01 Sep 18 11:22 Joined: 11 Sep 06 | Topic/replies: 600 | Blogger: bettinghelp's blog
Never forget that when backing each way you are backing the selection to win TWICE.
When you have £10 E.W. at 1/5 odds (1,2,3) you are betting £10 on the selection to win, but the place part of the bet includes an element of your second stake (theoretically £3.33) backed on 1st place AGAIN. (1,2,3)
The each way bet offers a mirage of a safety net.
that is insightful. in 40 years of racing i never thought of this!
Just the one piece of advice that will stand you all in good stead.
Always bet to minimum stakes.
And remember, no one ever got rich by throwing money away gambling.
Always bet to minimum stakes.
And remember, no one ever got rich by throwing money away gambling.
when you do a heinz, always the fav that lets you down 
Keep records of your bets.
What you have there is gold: a list of the actual, under-pressure decisions you make (not the theoretical ones) and the prices you can genuinely obtain. Yet your average punter just ignores it. And when things go wrong (and they will, however shrewd your Golden Rules are), you'll have no way, without those records, of gauging whether you've just been a victim of bad luck or whether you need to tweak your Golden Rules.
Put it this way: Nevison knew what he was doing, and genuinely made good money (you'll have to trust me on this). But he was always content that as long as there was more money coming in than going out, there was no need to keep records. So, when the inevitable time came that more money was going out than coming in, he lacked any means of analysing or restoring confidence in what he was doing.
This isn't a dig at Nevison. I've been through at least three major crises in the last thirty years where I was in despair that what had always worked in the past no longer seemed to work in the present. I'm no better judge than Nevison in that respect. But the crucial difference was that I always had the fading piles of notebooks to consult and analyse to come through the bad times one way or another.
What you have there is gold: a list of the actual, under-pressure decisions you make (not the theoretical ones) and the prices you can genuinely obtain. Yet your average punter just ignores it. And when things go wrong (and they will, however shrewd your Golden Rules are), you'll have no way, without those records, of gauging whether you've just been a victim of bad luck or whether you need to tweak your Golden Rules.
Put it this way: Nevison knew what he was doing, and genuinely made good money (you'll have to trust me on this). But he was always content that as long as there was more money coming in than going out, there was no need to keep records. So, when the inevitable time came that more money was going out than coming in, he lacked any means of analysing or restoring confidence in what he was doing.
This isn't a dig at Nevison. I've been through at least three major crises in the last thirty years where I was in despair that what had always worked in the past no longer seemed to work in the present. I'm no better judge than Nevison in that respect. But the crucial difference was that I always had the fading piles of notebooks to consult and analyse to come through the bad times one way or another.
'screaming...' you are one serious punter. I agree, homework and keeping records are key ingredients to a successful and profitable betting methodology.
Men generally believe they can fight, drive and bet successfully due to a pre-ordained, naturally-bestowed gift.
So, my one to add...
The harder you work the luckier you get.
So, my one to add...
The harder you work the luckier you get.
62 posts and i would bet not one of them wasted
davros
davros
Sep 1, 2018 -- 8:34PM, Davros wrote:
Men generally believe they can fight, drive and bet successfully due to a pre-ordained, naturally-bestowed gift.So, my one to add...The harder you work the luckier you get.
Swordsmanship a shocking omission.
No webcam facility on this forum so no one will ever no whether or not that is actually true.
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