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One minute you don't know this Kemo character the next he is your friend apparently.
You posted you only have 1 account which is being closed then in the next breath you posted you have other accounts you can access so which is it? Are you just full of sh1t IYO? And telling anyone to chill out after your sunday performance well that's just fookin incredible. ![]() |
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No I'm over at Andrews gaffe now
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Your threads History now, shame but as predicted by myself you are just so far obsessed by Andrews thread it's Frightening.
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Not so quick Glasgow, I'm going to be extremely reasonable about this, over on my new thread, but I need to deal with striding only. he did used to be respected
Just let us ease of these two threads for today . Ok? |
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het cardy pal , found some great laying articles I thought you would be interested
this ones good Avatar Matchbook 2 years ago - 8 minute read The practical guide to profit from laying in horse racing Laying horses is something many bettors talk about but never do. When faced with taking on a 5.0 shot the potential loss is usually too much to stomach, but laying short-priced horses, especially to place rather than to win, can be a nice steady way to make a profit. All it requires is a change of thinking. Finding Value Lays Laying is a slower burn but less volatile route to profit and may require a higher average stake size than you are used to if you tend to back bigger priced selections. But it’s nothing to be alarmed by. Value considerations are simply different when you are looking at laying horses as the profit will sometimes be less than your “stake”. For example, laying a horse priced at 2.5 will mean risking £150 to win £100 so it is the same as backing a selection at 1.67. Laying a 2.0 horse that should be priced at 2.5 presents huge value, though, as the true probability of 40% (2.5) means your lay will be profitable 60% of the time. Over 100 lays that’s a 20 unit profit so it favours slightly larger stakes. At a higher price, the risk-reward ratio gets a bit more skewed as to lay a horse at 6.0 to win £100 means risking £500. This means you have to be as certain as you would be backing a 1.2 shot to lay a horse in this price range, and that level of certainty is hard to come by in horse racing. But it’s a risk you don’t need to take as there is plenty of value to be found with laying shorter priced runners. Most bettors focus on horses closer to evens for their lay bets, so how do you find them? Mn (left) was a popular lay selection at Matchbook for the Melling Chase this year at Aintree. Price is everything The first thing to look for are horses that the public loves. When the general public gets behind something and it gets hot it can be backed into a price where it’s sometimes hard to resist laying it, so why should you try to resist? You can often find “weak” favourites or horses running at too short a price at the top of the betting if you look hard enough – or know the right man to ask. Luckily we have just the man here at Matchbook in Rory Delargy. Delargy is a regular on the Matchbook podcast and has a regular column at Insights.Matchbook.com where he gives his best lays of the week. And he says, it’s not about “being against a horse at any price”, it’s about identifying a horse that will be backed into a price where you can lay it. “When a horse is hot it creates a demand and you are liable to get a good price to lay at that stage,” Delargy says. And the key, as with all betting, is finding the value. In order to make a profit at long-term, he adds, you need to be laying at under market price. If you are laying even money horses at 2.5 you are going to be losing long-term. This means reading the market as much as it does reading the form and spotting when horses are getting “hot” after a couple of good runs or easy wins. Look for place lay opportunities Sometimes though it can be even simpler than that, and one of the best lay opportunities you can find is laying horses for a place. The place odds on short-priced horses to place in a race can be very favourable for layers as they will frequently be calculated by automated trading software that bases the place price on the win price. One of the key aspects to focus on here is the style of the horse involved. Horses who need to dominate from the front are often bad place bets when they can’t dominate from the start and they go from a decent chance to no chance at all. There is a fine line between winning and finishing sixth or seventh for some of these horses but this is not always reflected in the odds. According to horse racing betting expert Stephen Harris, another Matchbook Podcast regular, there is an angle for laying front-runners for a place full stop as the price is so often not reflective of the way the race is likely to shape out. Delargy also notes that front-runners can sometimes become a lot shorter in the market because people are looking to lay them off in-running, and this means the place market is shorter than it should be. Native River (right) is a notorious front-runner. It did, however, work out for Colin Tizzard’s superstar in this year’s Gold Cup. Look for weakness, not strengths The key to making good horse racing lay bets also requires a switch from looking for strengths to looking for weaknesses. This can be in terms of the pricing in the market, or in terms of the relative weakness of a horse, jockey or trainer in a specific race or under specific conditions. Remember you’re not trying to find a winner you are just trying to find a horse that is likely to be running worse than its price in the market suggests. Some of the old truisms will apply here, such as horses (and jockeys) for courses. Runners that don’t like specific types of going or track, coming into a race having performed well on markedly different conditions are a good place to start. And equally as mentioned any horses that have been built up to the general public in advance. But your best starting point is Rory Delargy’s regular articles on Insights.Matchbook.com. Learn from one of the masters in the game before trying your own hand at finding your own lay bets. When it comes to laying bets, spotting weaknesses can become a real strength. Note: If you want to hear the lads discussing laying for a place in full you can check out the Podcast archives here: |
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this ones decent cardy a good read pal
explanation, this article is solely the strategy you will use to pick your selections. So here is the method to know which horses to lay! 1. First of all, you need to go to the race card of the race you are currently looking at. The best way to do this is to go to Racing Post and get the card up on there as we will be using some of the information Racing Post gives us.[private] 2. Now you want to sort them in order of Racing Post Rating. This is the last column on the card that reads RPR. Click this and it will order it for you. You now want to only concentrate on the bottom 5 of these. In the above race, it would be horses 8, 6, 5, 9, 10 and these would be the horses to lay so far. But we want to lower our risk even more. 3. You now want to look at the Official Ranking of these horses. To do this, you need to look at the column with OR at the top. You want to now just look at the three horses (out of your five) with the lowest. In this case, it would be horses 6, 9, 10. 4. Now you have 3 potential horses to lay. But we still want to reduce that risk. 5. One problem with laying horses is the liability. If you lay a horse at 11.5 with £10 then you could win £10 but your liability in this bet is £105… A lot! So now you want to look at these 3 horses and if either of them have odds of anywhere lower than 4.0 then you have found horses to lay. [/private] 6. If more than one of these horses matches your selection then you could either pick one, discard the race or dutch lay them. Hopefully now you will have ideas flowing and you will know exactly what to do when it comes to picking Horses To Lay on Betfair. |
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got a few more pal , let me just find them
around 30 , thot you would enjoy them as your a layer mostly pal |
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next ones 52 pages but full of insight I learned so much from them pal
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One hour good enough for me. Goodbye. It would be shamefull if I were ever to break my word and post again
No more echo, but I'll keep watching only. |
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why phack my thread up.. ive never hassled anyone ,,
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oooops
wrong account there kneel ![]() three acc one person , what a lunatic seriously you actually have conversations with yourself on here , do you even know that ? |
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hello ,,is it me your lloking for,,,
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to late wacko , no digging out of this one
will give you credit tho a fair range of personalities tbf |
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well spotted shearer
![]() what a lunatic , games well and truly up wacko ![]() c,mon , give us a pile of deliberate mistake smileys |
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astounding range of personalities tho tbf
dinner for three tonite kneel ? |
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Different people using the same account. Against Betfair rules.
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Ee .... what a Fannie. !!
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Ee .... what a Fannie. !!
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all gone very quiet , what are you three up to ?
love to be a fly on kneels wall when the blame game starts ![]() kneel wrestling himself to the ground |
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tbf it isnt too hard to work out - kemo disappeared from thread on 16th Jan when he got his latest holiday - echo who upto that point had not posted on the thread to my knowledge appeared on the 19th wiv a remarkably similar tone to the banned squirrel .
As someone mentioned the other day its like One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest on here ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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all same account
1.01 kneel is seething pretty obv when you look at Andrews thread always them three same MO , same person , same aim |
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Cc
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57 13th february lay Luckys Dream 7,30 chelmsford
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... On the Snaff ... Again ... Well Done.
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... cardenden13 Feb 20 11:09Joined: 27 Feb 17 | Topic/replies: 11,502 | Blogger: cardenden's blog Solar Heights 7,00 chelmsford .....Have you tried Crochet or those Big Jigsaw Puzzles. ?? ![]() ![]() WAC. ![]() |
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... At least Echo is Still Winning !!
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1 10 december lay two sams 12.30 fontwell unplaced 6/5 fav Happy
2 11 december lay Casimir Du Clos 1.50 hexham unplaced 6/5 fav Happy 3 12 december lay im to blame 2.50 newcastle second 1/1 fav Happy 4 13 december lay some reign 12.00 doncaster unplaced 7/4 fav Happy 5 14 december lay Air Horse One 2.20 hereford unplaced 6/4 fav Happy 6 15 december lay diger daudaie 2.25 carlisle unplaced 13/8 fav Happy 7 16 december lay Conas Taoi 3,10 ffos las unplaced 13/8 fav Happy 8 17 december lay perfect moment 1,10 fakenham WON 4/5 fav Whoops 9 18 december lay griggy 1.45 lingfield won 4/5 fav Whoops 10 19december lay Fujaira King 2,00 southwell second 11/10 fav Happy 11 20 december lay Sully Doc Aa 1,55 ascot unplaced 5/2 second fav Happy 12 21 december lay lucymai 1.30 lingfield second 6/4 fav Happy 22 no racing 23 no racing 24 no racing 25 no racing 13 26 december lay Jubilympics 12.15 fontwell second 11/8 fav Happy 14 27th december lay acey milan 2.10 chepstow unplaced 13/8 fav Happy 15 28th december lay zulu dawn 12.45 catterick unplaced 4/6 fav Happy 16 29th december lay badessley knight 12,25 doncaster second 13/8 fav Happy 17 30th december lay zoffee 12.45 taunton second 8/11 fav Happy 18 31 december lay storm wizard 2.25 uttoxeter unplaced 2/1 fav Happy 19 1st january lay paddling 2,45 catterick unplaced 11/8 fav Happy 20 2 january lay aint my fault - 2.10 ayr unplaced 11/8 fav Happy 21 3 january lay semour sox 1,10 hereford won 11/10 fav Whoops 22 4 january lay arrivederci 3.50 wincanton won 11/8 fav Whoops 23 5 january lay beechwood james 3.30 southwell unplaced 2/1 fav Happy 24 6 january lay beaufort west 1.50 chepstow won 8/13 fav Whoops 25 7 january lay sam brown 2.45 lingfield won 6/5 fav Whoops 26 10th january lay locked n loaded 5.45 wolverhampton second 11/10 Happy 27 11th january lay Rough Night 1,15 warwick second 5/4 fav Happy 28 12 january lay Elvis Mail 1,55 kelso won 11/8 fav Whoops 29 13th january lay Epsom Des Mottes 3,10 lingfield second 1/1 fav Happy 30 14th january lay Theflickeringlight 3.50 doncaster unplaced 6/4 fav Happy 31 15 january lay Aimee De Sivola 12.45 newbury unplaced 6/5 fav Happy 32 16th january lay Oscars Leader 1,10 market rasen unplaced 15/8 fav Happy 33 17th january lay high noon 1.55 musselburgh second 15/8 fav Happy 34 18th january lay Papagana 1.50 ascot unplaced 9/4 fav Happy 35 19th january lay aloomomo 3.00 ayr unplaced 13/8 fav Happy 36 20th january lay Black Abbey 1.30 newcastle second 1/1 fav Happy 37 21 january lay N over J 6.45 newcastle unplaced 5/4 fav Happy 38 22nd january lay its probably me 1.35 warwick second 1/1 fav Happy 39 23 january lay Hareem Queen 3,30 southwell won 6/4 fav Whoops 24th january no lay , i forgot to post it,,tailed off as well 40 25th january lay king roland 3,00 cheltenham second 6/4 fav Happy 41 26th january lay Masters Apprentice 1,00 sedgefield unplaced 6/4 fav Happy 42 27th january lay hideaway vic 3.00 plumpton second 10/11 fav Happy 43 28th january lay Opposites Attract 1.50 downpatrick won 9/4 fav Whoops no lay 29th january 44 30th january lay Whitehotchillifili 1.10 wincanton third 8/11 fav Happy 45 31st january lay Getaway North 2.00 catterick won 11/8 fav Whoops 46 1st febuary lay ask a honey bee 4,33 wetherby won 11/10 fav Whoops 47 2nd february lay Hastrubal 3.50 musselburgh unplaced 10/11 fav Happy 48 3 february lay rockesbury 5,30 wolverhampton second 13/8 fav Happy 49 4th february lay Sermando 4,20 market rasen unplaced 7/4 fav Happy 50 5th february lay Gelboe De Chanay 3,45 ludlow unplaced 100/30 Happy 51 6th february lay zoffee 1,53 doncaster won 10/11 fav Whoops 52 7th february lay Tone The Barone 6.15 chelmsford won 2/1 fav Whoops 53 8th february lay Lies About Milan 4,17 uttoxeter second 11/10 fav Happy 9th february all racing off 54 10th february lay Felix 7,40 wolverhampton unplaced 15/8 fav Happy 55 11th february lay Coast Ofalfujairah 6,20 newcastle second 6/5 fav Happy 56 12th february lay Decision Maker 4,35 southwell unplaced 5/4 fav ![]() 57 13th february lay Luckys Dream 7,30 chelmsford won 1/1 fav ![]() |
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Horse silk 2 (4) Lucky's Dream 59-7 1/1f T: Ian WilliamsJ: P J McDonald Held up, headway on outside over 2f out, led well over 1f out, edged left inside final furlong, stayed on op 6/5 |
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Wimpole Hall 7,30 chelmsford .... ![]() ![]() ... Pheck me they got the lot .. 3 doubles and the treble Landed. !! ![]() ![]() |
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