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![]() ^^^ Secretly a HUGE Flying Turns aficionado.
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![]() ^^^New Mexico bred enthusiast
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![]() So this begs the question "Caveman or A/B/C/X"......the article reads like dudes a caveman ticket proponent.
As in 8x1x6x5x1x9 for a $2 dollar base bet seems to imply single ticket for this large score which has been my point previously. If you have multiple long shots in a sequence as long as you are limiting the size and cost by combining 2nd and 3rd tier choices with favorites you run the risk of losing out if 2 or 3 or 4 of your "B" or "C" choices win which is what increases the value of a winning ticket if you are using the "Exotic Betting" approach. If you had the sequence for a winning ticket worth 3 million dollars dispersed on 4-5 tickets without winning then you have made a horrible error. "D" seems to be a caveman and quite successful at it!! Last edited by docicu3 : 02-21-2008 at 07:50 PM. |
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![]() I'D LIKE TO KNOW HOW HE MADE THE DECISION TO GO WITH the winner of the 9th(medjool) over Tiz Now Tiz Then.Were the sheet #s against On the Verge n' Signature move worse than what Medjool had? This is the decision that got him all this money.I want to know how he made it.Other than a hot jock(m baze) versus a cold one(Blanc) I don't know how he went that way.
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