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please use generalizations and non-truths when arguing your side, thank you |
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![]() The only thing cooler than reading Light from Pace Advantage with BTW's login is reading TFM's take on how biased tracks are a good thing for bettors to avoid.
The Internet will never not be cool. |
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The problem with betting biased tracks as opposed to fair tracks is you need to do extra work to identify the bias. Sometimes this involves nothing more than looking at the day's charts. Others, it takes quite a bit of work. The point, however, is that someone who, basically, takes 5 minutes, if that much, to handicap a race really doesn't have the time to be investigating biases. Thus, I prefer fair tracks. I'm crushing MTH and I'm dong very well at DEL. So I can play biases with the best of them. It's just that I'd prefer not to. The reason I include these tracks is because they're really the only alternatives and I need about 10 tracks to play over the course of a given week. |
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You do realize that BindTortureWound posts here right? To make a statement even suggesting that he isn't by far the greatest to ever live at every single facet of the game ever known - it is a brazen display of disrespect. You gloated at the very start of this thread.... Quote:
Everyone knows that if BindTortureWound was seriously handicapping Monmouth his win perentage would be 82% and ROI would be +272%. (more than QUADRUPLE his money) Know your roll chubby ... and just like with everyone else, your roll is to bask in the glory of the presence of the greatest. Mods at boards all over (except the lady at DMTC I suppose) bow down to his every last request ... and so should you if you know what's good for you. |
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![]() I realize that if you had to admit that I'm your equal as a handicapper, you'd probably never make it out of the house -- this, even, after your ass kissers worked on you for a month. Which means that you probably haven't had the nerve to look at my two $41 dollar bombs last week and my $66 dollar bomb late May. Right about now I figure you're dialing for some fast food as you reach for your meds. |
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Oh, that's right, damnit, you don't read my posts ![]() |
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On the 8 race card, 6 horses breaking from post position #1 won - and in the 2 races where post #1 didn't win, it was a wire-to-wire winner in each. Post 1 completed the exacta in one instance, and post 2 completed the exacta in the other instance. The 6 winners breaking from post #1 paid: $22.40, $19.20, $10.00, $7.20, $7.80 and $6.00 The first two that paid the big prices both won wire-to-wire starting from post 1. Any bettor who argues biases are a bad thing ... they're crazy as far as I'm concerned. |