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The only thing to think about with bet size right now is to keep it small enough that randomness will not skew the results. The main concern is accurately finding high value plays. |
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There's much to be said about grinding out a .99 ROI and making up the difference in rebates (and volume). For those in CLUELESS circles, this has become the de facto way to do things. Frankly, I don't get it. The game to me is the ultimate challenge and has a certain aesthetic quality to it; it's as much art as it is a skill. Crunching numbers, abstractions, that have no resemblance to the game itself to eek out a small profit is probably something like being forced to jack off to gay porn when you're straight. Luckily, there's an alternative to this method. It's the liberating method of watching races. Get good at this and a 1.5 ROI is commonplace. In fact, this is probably the level during a LOSING streak. Then, any discussion about the .99 ROI method is kind of uninteresting. This is something that Fischer and his friends don't quite get. The is the realm of HAVING AN OPINION. Needless to say, I hang on every new posting in Fischer's monologues. |
This has thread of the year potential......
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is this a joke.. i just read every post and this has to be dumber then some of the **** i have posted in the past.
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Roflzzz....
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exact math = $166 Wagered $248.2 Returned 1.495181 --------- =1.495 ROI respect my "swagger" everyone is allowed to have their own style. We've got some people that work in the industry. There's a pecking order. Steve Byk and all these people are at the top. I also respect Fat Man's opinion. Stop being a baby and maybe we can bs a race sometime. |
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maybe he does have a positive roi, and i wont lie...... my roi since jan 1 is not great... but i will never ever let anyone convince me that betting show on 6-5 fav. is a good bet... especially frankel today, shes was not a lock to run 1-2-3 ..... |
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i dont know what % though, i guess if i had to say, i would say there was a 50% chance she could have bombed and ran out of the top 3 |
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If you think she will pay $3 and has a 50% chance thats only a 0.75 roi. Meaning if you are right and did that over a million bets, you would lose a quarter for every dollar you bet. I thought she was easily the best. I thought she had about a 75% chance of finishing top 3. So for my opinion if I was right was an roi of 1.125. So over a million bets if i was right that would be a profit of 12cents per every dollar bet. We just had different opinions about how good the horse was. If I had the same opinion as you, I definetly wouldn't have bet. As far as the horse being 6-5, he wasn't getting the same kind of money in the show pool. He ended up paying 4.40 to win and 3.10 to show. Here is what the pools looked like after ALL bets were counted. ![]() |
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why not crush her to win ? |
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100 to win ? im confused, or wait... better yet... why not forget shot... and a large win/place ? |
Lovely Isle was an atrocious bet to win, place, or show regardless of the results.
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Think about this example: A man in the grociery store is selling bundles of CASH. One catch!, you can only spend $1,000. $7 cost you $6.95 $6 cost you $6 $5 cost you $4 Why did you buy the $5 dollar bundles? Why didn't you load up on the $7 dollar bundles? |
show betting for profit is a joke at this rate it will take you till btw is president of peta to make your 2k..and guess what..what happens when your chalky fave runs out of the money......
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