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yew karnt avoid 'detection' wearing a clown hat yfdsc.
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g luck with Merry |
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Well done matey. First one won well. Will cheer the second one home for you. GL
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£10 ew in a pretendee dublin turf accountants returns £80
£10 ew bf returns £113 and people wonder why dickster wears clown shoes trapesey round Dublin size=20pt] 🤡 [/size] |
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It's yoyos ysdc
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Cheers nanny and TD. A proper racing thread with nice replies. Fricoco the REAL clown positively foaming at the gills. Who said anything about a single ydc. 5 and a half tins short of a 6 pack. Here for comedy purposes only.
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£10 ew in a pretendee dublin turf accountants returns ...£80 going on the other
£10 ew bf returns £113 ...£80 going on the other 😆 |
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£10 ew in a pretendee dublin turf accountants returns ...£80 going on the other
£10 ew bf returns £113 ...£113 going on the other 😆 |
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dickster & t2r
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As it says on the photo, 'It all adds up Rico'...
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It's the way i tell em
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Hey Rico, remember when you posted yet another one of those bragging laptop screenshots and forgot to close the 4th tab?
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sum wud say it was intentshunhall t2r..sum mite knott.
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dubble kapoot? 🤡
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surely not ! slick said the profit was guaranteed !
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Dickster will have been on for first four places
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Double kapooted. Can't win em all. Actually just as well. 10 ew double would have a return of 224. I must not go over the 200 threshold otherwise the crookies alarm bells start ringing. Every cloud...
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unlucky there slick, unraced one and big improver scuppered you for the PD
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Double kapooted. Can't win em all. Actually just as well. 10 ew double would have a return of 224.
10ew dubble on bf wood av returned 370 and dickster the forum fantasist is still wearing shoes out walking across the O'connell bridge 12 times a day. pmsl wac ![]() |
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Unlucky there mate. Winner from a good family. Merry got a bit worked up in stalls which camt have helped.
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I wonder how many of this sort of bet the fabled black market bookies would stand for?
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About as many as any online licensed bookies I would think. btw I actually don't think these bets are profitable anymore. The place prices are obviously 1.33 and 1.32 in comparison to 2 and 1.45 in the books, but the win prices are so bad that they destroy that value. In fact, the expected return of a £10 ew bet on them is £19.10 and £17.50 respectively.
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When it was oncourse bookies setting sp, did win only books get included in the average?
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Come back Mr Lucky 15, all is forgiven.
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Dave When it was oncourse bookies setting sp, did win only books get included in the average?
Yes Dave, that is when it was profitable without any doubt. In fact I suspect some of the those oncourse bookies pushed out the price of the each-way horse and were taking advantage themselves. Sadly those days long gone. |
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dickster jussed texted me,sez Martin Lewis has asked him to kollaborate in a parody money loosing cistern sketch for his new series of 'Trapseing for dough' on itv.
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Agree with Dave and Brian. Back in the day your Each-Way thief was getting amazing value on the place element of the EW bet and only moderately bad value on the win element. It was a trade-off well worth doing under the right conditions.
The way SP's/Prices work now, you are getting pretty good (rather than amazing) value on the place element and shockingly badly (rather than moderately bad) value on the win element. ^ Some degree of sweeping statement and generalisation in those sentances, which isn't really appropriate because the exact structure of every betting market is unique - but generally speaking, for Each Way singles (and even doubles) the balance has swung (imo) so that the terribly bad value win element now more than cancels out the good value of the place element. Accas a different story maybe - but how often do you get 4 or 5 such races on one day? Also a different story if you can cover/hedge the win element of your bet without giving too much away - but that then brings other complex factors into play, maybe even including the chronological order of your selections! In summary - it's complicated! - it's still doable - but it's not as good as it used to be! ![]() |
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Cheers TD correct. Playing up in stalls cost him 3rd but he wouldn't have won. Nothing wrong with the bet but these things happen. When Chapman was all over it I knew my fate.
20 odd years ago you would regularly see 1-7 13-2 25 bar in an 8 or 9 runner maiden. It was legalised stealing. Crookies have squeezed the orange so much there's barely a drop left. But we persevere.. |
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slickster 08 Apr 26 13:43
Cheers TD correct. Playing up in stalls cost him 3rd but he wouldn't have won. Nothing wrong with the bet Double kapooted. Can't win em all. Actually just as well. 10 ew double would have a return of 224. 10ew dubble on bf wood av returned 370 nothing rong with the bet? are ewe for real ya dozeekhúnt? |
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these bets have not been winning since the shakedown and off-course books using their own sp
it was inevitable and it doesnt work with the win or place as theyve shaved the 2nd fav by about 25% |
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wont often work when ya happy with £224 when in the comfort of your own house would return £370
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Ew stealing.....wat year is it. 1980
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1979 in Dubb lynn.
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Today's each way double is...4.05 Brighterdaysahead. 6.00 zooter. In the 2.32 secret sniper is fancied to definitely be in the 2 with a more than fair chance of winning. Fav is dodgy.
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