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Back long shots, they lose at 1.02 or 1.1 to some 35/1 rag, lay a 4th fav that wins, lay a short fav that comes back to win from 120 IR, back a long shot which you really think will win or place but forget to do the place bet @6.0 and it places. Then you try to get it back in the next race and some other similar horseshlt happens.
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Shave your pubes and then realise your balls confuse you?
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What's the difference between a long shot and a 35/1 rag?
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6ft 6
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long shots are BSP 8-19, rags are 20+
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I get cursed days but that is when the same system I always use and find moderately good produces 6 losers on the trot, most of them finishing second.
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One of the recently released lay services has had 3 or 4 bad lays in a row a few times already at avg BSP around 4. You can have 10 years of experience and still lay 4 winners in a row.
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Experience is vastly over rated in most walks of life as it generally means if you've done something once you can do so again.
In gambling possessing the ability & foresight to adapt to change is far more valuable. Best of luck today Gaze , hope you avoid the dreaded curse  |
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thats gambling for yer. Surprising for someone who gives the impression of having this game by the bollax that hes not realised this type of sh!t happens before now.
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Had so many 'cursed days' over the many years of being a gambler that I've forgotten many of them.
Dealing with the bad runs is a key part of being a successful gambler - most fail at it though, which is why there are not many successful gamblers, compared to the less successful. As a gambler, if treating it like a job, it is your job to deal with bad runs correctly - not easy. |