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Old 12-09-2008, 01:55 PM
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I agree with you about the payoffs. Im a avid follower of the left coast curcuit and especially Hollywood Park. I played the place pick all on Saturday and hit 9 out of 10 and stupidly missed a 4-5 favorite in a maiden race....I think it was the 4th race on the card. Horse goes wire to wire and the thing pays $1,300. One quick point. If you go two wide in a race and they run first and second, do you have two tickets alive? I had a fight with my dad about this, I say you do.....
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Old 12-09-2008, 01:57 PM
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I agree with you about the payoffs. Im a avid follower of the left coast curcuit and especially Hollywood Park. I played the place pick all on Saturday and hit 9 out of 10 and stupidly missed a 4-5 favorite in a maiden race....I think it was the 4th race on the card. Horse goes wire to wire and the thing pays $1,300. One quick point. If you go two wide in a race and they run first and second, do you have two tickets alive? I had a fight with my dad about this, I say you do.....
I'm not sure I follow your logic.

Are you suggesting that if you go 5 wide and run 1-2 you hit it five times?
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Old 12-09-2008, 02:00 PM
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I agree with you about the payoffs. Im a avid follower of the left coast curcuit and especially Hollywood Park. I played the place pick all on Saturday and hit 9 out of 10 and stupidly missed a 4-5 favorite in a maiden race....I think it was the 4th race on the card. Horse goes wire to wire and the thing pays $1,300. One quick point. If you go two wide in a race and they run first and second, do you have two tickets alive? I had a fight with my dad about this, I say you do.....
if you go 2 wide on a ticket and they run 1-2 you have it twice
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Old 12-09-2008, 02:05 PM
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if you go 2 wide on a ticket and they run 1-2 you have it twice
Thanks Phil

That is what I was getting at....
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Old 12-09-2008, 02:10 PM
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I played a very small ticket at Hawthorne last week after a quick 5 minute handicap session. I singled in every race but one. I proudly went 2 for 9.

It got me thinking though. I checked the results for the last month at Hawthorne and saw the bet had only been hit 4 times. Once for $9k, once for $7k, once for $2k and another for $1k.

If you go 2 deep in all 9 races its a $512 for $1
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Old 12-09-2008, 02:12 PM
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I played a very small ticket at Hawthorne last week after a quick 5 minute handicap session. I singled in every race but one. I proudly went 2 for 9.

It got me thinking though. I checked the results for the last month at Hawthorne and saw the bet had only been hit 4 times. Once for $9k, once for $7k, once for $2k and another for $1k.

If you go 2 deep in all 9 races its a $512 for $1
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Hawthorne is a tough track to hit this at. Too many big fields and wide open races. Hollywood is perfect, usually a few 6-7 horse fields and the horses run to form for the most part. I would not play any more than a $32 ticket myself
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Old 12-09-2008, 02:13 PM
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Hawthorne is a tough track to hit this at. Too many big fields and wide open races. Hollywood is perfect, usually a few 6-7 horse fields and the horses run to form for the most part. I would not play any more than a $32 ticket myself

Only reason I played it was a few of the boys and I at the OTB were joking about it. I have no interest in playing it on a regular basis.
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Old 12-09-2008, 02:14 PM
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I played a very small ticket at Hawthorne last week after a quick 5 minute handicap session. I singled in every race but one. I proudly went 2 for 9.

It got me thinking though. I checked the results for the last month at Hawthorne and saw the bet had only been hit 4 times. Once for $9k, once for $7k, once for $2k and another for $1k.

If you go 2 deep in all 9 races its a $512 for $1
People can't even hit an hilarious win bet at Hawthorne, it is bad, especially now
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Old 12-09-2008, 09:48 PM
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How about place parlays?
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