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![]() Steve,
Quick correction. I'm outski Day One... |
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![]() Thought I was too.
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Shhhhhh.... Derbycat is a SHE not a HE. Don't hurt her feelings. Maybe Ptman & Pmac picked an entry?
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But Saratoga...Ah Saratoga...totally different story when next Wed rolls around... |
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![]() Don't worry all, I'm not easily offended
![]() If you look under the running totals - which lists the DT Member, the results of their most recent pick {ex: S for a "show" pick followed by the total payoff across the board - this is to help determine winners in case there are ties for Steve's weekly prizes}, followed by their current record in the contest {ex: 3: 2-1-0 means that in three races, you picked two winners and a horse that placed}, followed by the total payoff across the board for all current races. Since Steve has weekly prizes I figured more detail was better so we can determine the top players easier. My only question for Steve is, what takes a higher priority - W/P/S record or total payoff amount? If one player has a record of 4-0-1 $20 because he plays chalk but another person took some chances and was 3-1-1 $40 - who would you consider the winner?
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You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist. - Friedrich Nietzsche on Handicapping |
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![]() And what is up with our fearless leader being out after day one?
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