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wildmanfromborneo
12 Nov 15 22:14
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Didnt listen to Easygold,backed Emmet Stag to be the junior minister under investigation.

History kind of repeating itself as I bet the odds on Michael D in The Phoenix Park affair all those years ago.
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Report easygold November 13, 2015 5:38 PM GMT
I do doubles with odds on shots mind you but singles very rare unless I make them a lot shorter........ I did an win treble the other day Elliots Meade and mullins that was fine.. keep well u ole stag
Report TellTheKing November 13, 2015 5:42 PM GMT
Easy you do know that doubles are cumulative singles? Just because you double them doesn't make the respective prices any bigger. If anything, you are normally decreasing the margin in your favour doing doubles.

I don't understand the mentality of people who only back odds on shots in multiples if they are not willing to back them in singles.
Report easygold November 13, 2015 7:22 PM GMT
If u read what I said .......... if I feel they are value..... i.e 10/11 and I make it a 1/2 shot ........
Report TellTheKing November 13, 2015 7:43 PM GMT
Your point above seems to be you do singles if you believe they are mispriced. This leads to the suggestion that you will only do multiples where they don’t particularly appear to be value bets which doesn’t seem to make much sense.

For example, Jetstream Jack, Road To Riches and the mare were rolled into a treble because you didn’t believe they represented significant single value. Should that not make them a no bet in that case? A horse is either a bet at the odds or they aren’t?
Report workrider November 13, 2015 7:44 PM GMT
Wildmanfromborneo, just pm'd you.
Report TheWasp November 13, 2015 7:55 PM GMT
Telltheking you are wasting your time poor easygob wouldnt be able for his multiplication tables yet
Report easygold November 13, 2015 8:45 PM GMT
Wasp..... u think u know me....... U clown......... what are you like talking to a pc....... my P/L tells me I`m doing alright.........
Report easygold November 13, 2015 9:02 PM GMT
Tell..... I have been doing it that way from many years........ my treble stakes are low......... but backing odds on shots is not for me...... but 7/2 treble is fine.....
Report TellTheKing November 13, 2015 11:28 PM GMT
But it’s not 7/2, just because you out them in a multiple doesn’t change the fact that they are odds on.

Not having a pop, just trying to get another perspective. I would back horses across a broad spectrum of prices including plenty of odds on shots. I view prices as individual separate entities (not all 4/6 shots are created equally) on a race by race basis. I never understood the people who say they don’t back odds on as a rule and equally those who roll up odds on shots in a multiple (like it somehow means they are not backing odds on).

I would have fairly dogmatic views on betting theory and the relationship many punters have with perceived short prices usually doesn’t stand up to mathematical scrutiny.
Report Tolmi November 14, 2015 12:18 AM GMT
Picture the scenario...

A punter tells the forum he will give them a few winners over the next few days.On day 1 he says have €50 on a 4\5 shot which wins.On day 2 he recommends having the €90 returns on a 4/6 shot which also wins.Then on day 3 he advocates putting the €150 on a 1\3 shot which duly obliges leaving him with €200.Most of the forum congratulate him on picking 3 winners.Some are strangely silent because they don't like other people backing winners especially if they have had a disagreement with them previously. easygold merely replies after each winner..."odds on...mmmmmmm....??????...why bother....??????"

A few days later easygold announces after a days racing that he backed the days 3 good things(which have won)in a 3\1 treble because he thought the true price of the treble was 7\4.Ironically the three winners were 4\5,4\6 and 1\3.

In his quest to show the forum how superior he is poor easygold is in reality showing up his lack of knowledge of what constitutes a treble.

How does he expect to be taken seriously????????

PS Apologies for copyright infringement on the question marks!
Report neill d November 14, 2015 12:53 AM GMT
The overround on such bets is exponential meaning you're getting ridden by bookmakers on such bets. Think the lads in school figured this out in fifth year.
Report neill d November 14, 2015 12:54 AM GMT
The honours lads then passed it on to us in Pass Maths.
Report easygold November 14, 2015 4:43 PM GMT
Tolmi........ take it from me I am seriously taken serious you don`t get awards for playing marbles......... 400pts up this year mmmmmmmm not bad for a person who knows nothing,.
Report easygold November 14, 2015 4:55 PM GMT
Hi Tell, i know exactly where your coming from......... my average price a year is around 13/2-17/2..... I study so many races and have an opinion on a lot of races. For a rule I don`t punt on odds on shots, but some odds on shots are much stronger than others and I may get involved . But as a rule I dont get involved.
But I know exactly what ur saying........ but overall I dont back odds on............ i.e 4/6 on the Mullins horse today that never jumped a hurdle and has been off the track for a long time........ is a prime example...... some odds on shots are stronger than others.... where there is boxes ticked.
Fair play with LADawn it was my strongest selection today too 6/1 was big.
Report TheWasp November 14, 2015 5:13 PM GMT
well done easygob another winner for you today , after the race of course
Report easygold November 14, 2015 5:21 PM GMT
Today`s Advice......... as you expect on Saturday`s high class contests but there are some that are just too competitive for an investment. I do have four selections that I have narrowed down.

Cheltenham.....

BLAKLION (3m Novice Chase 1.15pm) I`m not a punter that brings hurdle ratings over to chase form without any public experience. That`s what a lot of people are doing with the David Pipe-trained Un Temps Pour Tout who makes his seasonal debut over fences. Of course he could be above these but at the prices I rather give the vote to the Nigel Twiston-Davies-trained gelding.

I always had him in mind ever since I saw him winning a bumper that he could make into a fine staying chaser. A solid year over hurdles and I was more than impressed with his seasonal debut effort over fences. He would of certainly have found 2m3f on the sharp-side but his jumping was slick throughout and did ever so well to get with-in 4L off his speedier opponents at Chepstow last month.

I`m sure his connections knew the trip was on the sharp-side, but I thought it was a shrewd move. Now they know he can jump at speed which is a big asset to have over a longer trip when the contest heats-up, the rider can be aggressive at the business end.

I do feel he is the biggest danger to the Fav, and I honestly think he could easily take advantage with his experience under his belt this time around if the short-priced Fav can`t translate his hurdles form over fences.
I have no doubt the step up to three miles will suit and looks the value @ 5/1.

LEAVE AT DAWN (2m5f Handicap 3.35pm) at first glance I thought this would be too difficult to sort out with so many unexposed horses involved. But after a while of studying I didn`t like any of those types, I felt the Charles Brynes-trained-JP McManus??? owned five-year-old was the interesting one.

He is your typical McManus type, unplaced in novice/maiden races and then suddenly fine form when given a low-workable rating. He won his first handicap hurdle on his second attempt off a mark of 95 with the minimum of fuss and then was beaten @ 8/13 seven days later (it happens???).

He was off for a break, came back in March beaten easy enough in a two mile handicap but bounce back to form when stepped-up in trip to win quite snug at Killarney in May. They decided to miss the rest of the summer, the ground was probably too quick.

He returned last month to run a fine race to finish fourth of 17 in a competitive event at Galway where many had a fitness edge and I got the impression he needed the outing.
I have no doubt his trainer will have him spot-on for today`s event and barring accidents I can see him running a decent race. There is rain due during the day which won`t hinder his chances whatsoever.

Wetherby..........

WHO YOU FOR (3m Handicap Hurdle 1.30pm) a-three mile point winner back in April you would expect at least three miles would suit over hurdles. But to his credit he was quick enough to win a two mile bumper on his rules start in September which suggests he is not slow either.
However, he gave the impression after two efforts over hurdles that 2m4f is on the sharp-side and will relish today`s step-up in trip.
I don`t think this is the strongest of handicap`s and he may be well-in off 115 against this lot. I understand you don`t always know after two novice efforts that they are capable to win a handicap so soon. But he travelled a jump well in both starts which is always a plus.

KAYF BLANCO (2m Handicap Hurdle 3.15pm), a competitive event with many having some sort of chance but my selection has been drifting to a back-able price during the morning and I feel 8/1,7/1 are decent odds to get involved.
A likeable sort who always tries his best (1 win-6 places from 9 starts) and he caught the eye staying on from the rear to finish third under a hand and heels ride over C/D late last month.
Like many other hold-up performers they are always hoping the leaders are going a solid pace throughout to increase their chance. And looking at the pace angle I`m expecting this event will be run at a strong tempo throughout which will help for sure.
My only worry is that his connections havn`t book a claimer, it`s possible 11-11 could catch him out but he has carried big weights in the pass and ran with credit so I could be over studying the race??.
He should be fit and ready for a good run and I expect a decent display if all is well.


1.5pts win Blaklion (5/1 P.Powers,Betvitor,Ladbrokes,W.Hill) 1.15 Cheltenham
1.5pts win Who You For (7/2 Generally) 1.30 Wetherby 
1pt e/way Kayf Blanco (8/1Bet365,Coral,Betvictor 7/1 Generally) 3.15 Wetherby
1.5pts e/way Leave At Dawn (6/1 Bet365,Ladbrokes W.Hill) 3.35 Cheltenham
Report TheWasp November 14, 2015 5:24 PM GMT
brilliant stuff great write up im just off now to back some of these selections after reading such good analysis .....
Report easygold November 14, 2015 5:25 PM GMT
Yeah........ u do that......
Report Arklearkle November 14, 2015 6:13 PM GMT
Easy you must have no shame at all. I dont know you from Adam and you probably are a decent fellow but after-timing is the pits.
Report easygold November 14, 2015 6:25 PM GMT
It`s not ....... just a certain few think different..... Wasp has his own idea``s nothing false about me......... That was nothing for this forum`s eyes... just to show the hard graft that goes into selections are not from thin air......
That is just one day....... it`s done that way everyday and night......

Nothing got to do with after-timing at all..... or people on here.

Sorry to come across that way.... Take care
Report Roger De Bris November 14, 2015 8:59 PM GMT
There's too much study gone into them bets easygold. And a lot of us on here don't have the attention span to read for too long.
Can you just tell us your friend in the stable said the 5/4 fav is working on the gallops like pegasus and it's the biggest certainty of the year if it's pointed in the right direction.
We prefer that.

Love,
The Irish Forum.
Report TheWasp November 14, 2015 11:14 PM GMT
your spot on rodger also another small help might be to put this great analysis up before the race   on the other hand as we have seen in the past it tends to be not quite so accurate
Report neill d November 14, 2015 11:35 PM GMT
that's f*cking disgusting
Report easygold November 14, 2015 11:39 PM GMT
Jesus Wasp...... A man studies his ball lox off to make a few bob in one of the hardest sports to make money on........ and you have to dig the knife...... u kept on saying I no nothing I`m this I`m that........ Jesus man give it a rest.
Report Roger De Bris November 15, 2015 12:09 AM GMT
He did put it up Waspy-pooh. And he's been putting them up for YEARS on monitored websites Laugh!
The problem for all the crumb gatherers and the magic circle inside information scientologists is he that he is at the level where he can charge for the hours he studies and as all the begrudgers know it can't be done with just the formbook and your eyes...LaughLaugh
Report Roger De Bris November 15, 2015 12:16 AM GMT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_8KR-n2fBQ
Report callitasucit November 15, 2015 12:34 AM GMT
Put it up before hand Easy...

You consistently give Snap jip for his selections after the event. I get jip for the golf bets(deservedly so of late). Others get the same. Its harder to be right before the result is known.

Its beyond condescending to come on with a profitable script after the event.

How does Paulie know you know more than anyone else? Because you tell him after the event? Why would he give it a rest? He has no evidence, no reason to believe.......

You shouldn't come on berating others opinions, when they have the balls to stress them pre event, when most(99%) of your insights are hindsight induced.

Yes, you can counteract with the fact that you have paying customers and you cant be putting up for free what they are paying for.....true, if true......but if you want people to 'give it a rest'.....then you should grasp the nettle.

Snap v Easy......the 1k challenge!!

I make it 4-6 Easy, 6-4 Snap.

Let battle commence.
Report TheWasp November 15, 2015 12:39 AM GMT
id have no problem with your write ups or any of your comical odds on theories if the selection or thoughts were before the race however they are not and thus an insult to all on here to come on after pontificating,
as for this paid service a link roger or give it a rest
Report Roger De Bris November 15, 2015 12:48 AM GMT
Snap deserves jip for the guff he comes out with (even if he claims to be taking the p*ss most of the time)
You couldn't resist throwing in your Cheltenham lays after the event today callit?????? See how easy it is to do?
Easy is merely highlighting the level of judgement on this forum, and I have to agree it is comical from quite a few, even if there are also some good guys on here.
The consensus was Easygold hasn't a clue.....wrong!
I am Easygold....wrong!
Report kavvie November 15, 2015 8:10 AM GMT
sure lets see his results roger?where are they?its like our lord turning water into wine.ill believe it when im shown it.lets taste the wine!!
Report pa lapsy November 15, 2015 9:46 AM GMT
Roger i thought the weekends racing threads were very good in the main with some excellent posts put up pre race,hard racing overall but most picked their main fancy. Thought it was nice to see a bit of interest on here and racing was discussed and didn't descend into the usual farce.
Report easygold November 15, 2015 12:10 PM GMT
Cal...... ur some boyo..... Now I`m a liar....... Yes, you can counteract with the fact that you have paying customers and you cant be putting up for free what they are paying for.....true, if true..
Farewell now........ enjoy those 4/6 bankers........
Report Roger De Bris November 15, 2015 3:48 PM GMT
I did say there were some good guys on here pa....
Report pa lapsy November 15, 2015 4:03 PM GMT
I know you did Roger,all have an interest in racing though. Every bet that is beat can be classed as "comical" in reality. Would you not think it would be a "nice" thing to do is say something along the lines of erra lapsy i think you are miles out there? and give a reason or ten? Most i think would appreciate constructive criticism, it is when it is done after event that it isn't rightly welcome.
Report Roger De Bris November 15, 2015 4:55 PM GMT
Most people are busy doing their own stuff, sometimes they see the posts after the event.
Easygold has come on before races and gave reasons why he thought a certain pick had things to prove, but there's no talking to a lot of people on here, everyone is a big shot. He has also come on before races and put tips up, Un De Sceaux at 5/2 or 9/4 many weeks before Cheltenham is one that sticks out, I know he tipped it up at 5/1 to his subscribers months before.
I'm just balancing things out on here for those that are ignorant and have labelled him as clueless. They are WAY off the mark.
Report snap crackle and pop November 15, 2015 5:01 PM GMT
Odds on kendo and arrested development will be wheeled out soon to defend the indefensible!
Report snap crackle and pop November 15, 2015 5:02 PM GMT
Kenco*
Report pa lapsy November 15, 2015 5:08 PM GMT
Fair enough Roger,personally thought he was a decent judge without knowing he was a tipsterer, an awful lot(yes tbf some as well beforehand) of comments were made after event though. Knew you had knowledge of him all the while. GL
Report CheltenhamRoar November 17, 2015 4:22 PM GMT
Roger you have some neck, clearly bumming easy gold.
Report Roger De Bris November 17, 2015 10:56 PM GMT
You sound very jealous Cheltenham???
Has Dzeko dumped you already? I did notice he was a bit gimpy at the Aviva.
Maybe HIS hole was sore after all the love letters you were sending him!!Wink
Report CheltenhamRoar November 17, 2015 11:49 PM GMT
Roger been rodgered
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