Handicapping Tournaments

You obviously are a real follower of this tour. I would love to do a lot more but I am too busy with work

I play in a lot of them too.
Ky Downs last week. Played in Lone Star, Sufolk, Vegas (Red Rocks), Emerald Downs, Sam Houston, and many more online. The only two that I did well in was coming second in at Lone Star and winning a non NHC contest on Youbet.
Both of these contests were not the $2 W/P kind. The others I have either finished mid pack or below.

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by helicopter11

You obviously are a real follower of this tour. I would love to do a lot more but I am too busy with work

I play in a lot of them too.
Ky Downs last week. Played in Lone Star, Sufolk, Vegas (Red Rocks), Emerald Downs, Sam Houston, and many more online. The only two that I did well in was coming second in at Lone Star and winning a non NHC contest on Youbet.
Both of these contests were not the $2 W/P kind. The others I have either finished mid pack or below.

Sam Houston has not had a NHC contest since November 2008. Their format was always $2 WP. I won the last contest they had.

As Paul said, live money contests wipe out a number of potential players who do not want to put up $2,500-$7,500.

Originally Posted by NTamm1215

Sam Houston has not had a NHC contest since November 2008. Their format was always $2 WP. I won the last contest they had.

As Paul said, live money contests wipe out a number of potential players who do not want to put up $2,500-$7,500.

it doesnt have to be live then. Give them a 500 dollar imaginary bankroll and let them play the races as they please.

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by helicopter11

it doesnt have to be live then. Give them a 500 dollar imaginary bankroll and let them play the races as they please.

When racetracks stop caring about handle, they might do that. I guess Parx could be a candidate.