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Outcashem...again, the race was in a bull ring at a fair that runs for about a week. Who in their right mind would bridge jump in such a situation? I didnt see the Nicole's dream race, but I believe what you say. Its mountaineer. I live near charlestown and stuff like that happens all the time at smaller tracks (although they tend to swallow the whistle a little more at charlestown). Again, im not saying one should make a living bridge jumping. Im just saying, they can be pretty darn good bets if you pick your spots. |
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1 - $5,931 2 - $149,445 - Proud Spell 3 - $7,169 4 - $13,217 |
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terrible value / tempting gamble
say the horse has a 90% chance to show hit% = 90 payout = $2.10 Value = .95 (lose 5cents on the dollar over infinite # wagers) a fair 3-1 shot going off at 6.5-1 offers TWICE the value hit% = 25 payout = $15.00 value = 1.88 Bridge Jumping is a losing long term investment. However you do have a 90% chance of getting 5% interest on your money. For some that would be a tempting Gamble. |
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There are given scenarios where the horse is much better than 90%. Of course, this is subjective. |
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All this logic aside, I'm guessing this guy could afford to lose the 200k. That's more than I can say about half the folks that dropped $100 at my OTB yesterday.
But let's say you're stupid rich and love horseracing, how would you bet the races that it would mean something to you? Big P6 tickets? Or would you become an owner and drop half a million on a well bred yearling? |