Do you ever try to trade steamers?

Back them then and watch them drift

yeah watch out for Barney Kirby.

Done Irons and fridges but not steamers.








Coat please.

Berti exactly, if you try to back at the bottom price they suddenly start a 30% drift.

Gaze - You should lay my backs and I'll back your lays. What could possibly go wrong?

I used to to look at the betting 20 minutes before the off, note the odds, and submit lays 20% lower on every runner. No trading out, just let ride.

So if it was a 5 runner race with odds 2.0, 5.0, 5.0, 15 & 21 ....

I would put in lays @1.8, 4.2, 4.2, 12 & 17.

I'd usually get one matched, often more in bigger fields. I did it for about 1,000 races. Actually made a profit, but it was massively time consuming doing all that manually and the profit was not big. Though I still thought interesting that that there was one at all, considering commission of 1000 races and the belief most people tend to have that these are horses you should back (backing everything at the prices I was matched would have been a very grim result)

Do a similar line of thinking Tobermory but fairly different with the numbers.

One thing i've never done though is waste time sitting by a computer operating manually , that's what algorithms are for so get " a techy " to write a script to obey your commands to the letter then put you feet up and watch a movie , or even the racing if you're that interested in the sport itself.

I'm pretty sure a bot could execute tober's strategy. People don't call it Botfair for nothing.