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![]() Of course you're right about this, but this isn't the thinking that would lead someone to necessarily play the bet. You look for a race in the sequence where you think a favorite, especially a reasonably heavy one, is extremely vulnerable, as if you can get that horse off the board, you rate to get, say, 6:1 to 10:1 for that race. Obviously that's easier said than done, but you do have to add in the insurance that you can still cash should you use a horse that hits the board and the favorite also runs in.
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Just more nebulous nonsense from BBB |
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Place pick-all's also have this problem to me.
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please use generalizations and non-truths when arguing your side, thank you |
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![]() I think after the amount it takes to get a good bet down, this bet does get you to be more creative when you are basically taking a three race parlay show into a win bet in the feature race.
I bet this through twins spires. Except for when I go to a live track, it's through the computer and watching the races on HRTV or TVG (I keep the volume off until the race is run on that channel). A footnote; When I bet the grand slam, I combinate my bets by playing exactas, daily doubles and tri's and a few win bets on horses I really like over 6-1. |