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![]() Seems like this is the new hot thing for tracks to do. Wondering what people think about it. Arlington's early/late DD get about 20k, where the others throughout the card get about 5k. I think that 5k throughout the card, is getting pulled away from the P3.....
I think I would rather see them have an early/midday/late DD then rolling DD's, to keep some of the money within the P3 pools instead |
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![]() Honestly, I just don't have the bank roll for pick 3's, 4's or 6's so I like it.
It's the poor man's pick 3. Scott
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#3
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So many people play the first couple legs and then in teh last leg throw in the two/three favorites because their is no information available to them. I have almost completely stopped betting Tri's, and I am trying to completely stop betting Exacta's, although I have recently eliminated the place bet from my repetitore (unless the horse is 8/1 or better) and started boxing horses in the exacta with what I was going to do with place money so for example $100 Win 1 $25 exacta box 1 with 2,3 instead of $100 Win/Place 1 |
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![]() I like checking doubles probables for decent payouts, but I could see where it could draw away from other pools.
I need to get better at the pick3's I focus on maybe one race in the card. If that race has a weak favorite, I should probably be trying to incorporate a pick 3 wager. |
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![]() The rolling doubles, as opposed to having only early/middle/late doubles, undoubtedly dilutes the double pools (although I'm sure that it increases the gross amount wagered on doubles, which the tracks must like), but I've sometimes found them useful to use as backups to my main plays.
Instead of backing up my main pick by playing it on the bottom of exactas, for example, I'll sometimes use my second pick in double bets paired with others in the next race. This is most useful for me in those situations where I think my main pick will either win or run out of the money. If my second pick (the one I used in the double bets) wins the current race, then I've already got backup bets in play for the next race.
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![]() I'm for as many wagering options as possible as long as pool size doesn't suffer too much. . .
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One of these days I'll nail one. |
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![]() I like it, as sometimes I like a price horse that's not in the standard daily doubles. That way you can hedge a pick 3 with the double and still come out ahead.
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![]() someone want to tell me how a double of Pletcher/Douglas, then Calabrese/Catalano pays $47.40??????? What a steal!!!
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