5,2,9,7
6,5,3,7
1,8,5
1,7
1
8,9,1,7

$768

2,4,5,7,8
3,5,6,7,8
1,8
1,7
1
1,5,8,9
$800

1239
57
78
134
13
17910
$768

4:1,2,5,8,9
5:5,6,7
6:1,2,6,8
7:1,4,5
8:1,5
9:9

$720.. leaves $80 for beer

2,3,4,6 / 3, 6 / 1,5,7,8 / 1,4,7 / 1,5 / 1,2 = $768

3,6 / 6 / 1,8 / 4,7 / 1 / 7,8 = $32

i dont see how anyone could play the 9 in the first leg he won and congrats to those who had em but yesh...more often than not hes toast imo

after 2 races 16 down 6 alive

I sure as hell didn't see it. Nine chances and a career-high 40 Beyer. I figured one of the firsters or droppers or equipment changers would be better than that, but that's not necessarily a fair assumption with NY-breds.

Elvis, DaHoss, Herk, Fantini, tigger, Titan get through first 2 legs..

I had him on the main play early on, and then ultimately relegated him to backups.. Terrible bunch o' coconuts...

Kudos to your money management skills Titan.

GL

noone alive after 3 races shows how hard it is to hit even with 800 dollars

That took everyone out, and I'm really surprised..

Of course it is. The contests never should have been made for less than $2K.

I agree.. that would have left me $1280 for beer!

The original point of these contests, that was unfortunately lost, was to show people just how hard it is to hit Pick-6s, and lead people in the right direction of how to construct plays that even have a chance to win.

It's about ticket construction, more than opinions, and there is no room for that for $800.

herk and dahoss only with any chance at 5 of 6

That's my fault and we'll revert to the $2,000 budget for future exercises..

rooting for so smashy here...