6/9: Belmont Park (2nd-9th; $930k C/O)

[Scav]

Thank you...They are going to hit it today pretty easily

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by Scav

Thank you...They are going to hit it today pretty easily

Now I feel like I need to cheer twice as hard for Sciacca's entry (with Dr. Paul's horse as the straight 1). But I agree, they seemingly have a lock on it.

NT

[Scav]

Originally Posted by NTamm1215

Now I feel like I need to cheer twice as hard for Sciacca's entry (with Dr. Paul's horse as the straight 1). But I agree, they seemingly have a lock on it.

NT

It isn't going to pay what people are thinking. The bigger tickets bought that race because they were 2-3 deep in the first.

Especially if you singled the first leg.

Simon Bray is alive to three singles, he hits and they might as well just talk about that for the next three years

Originally Posted by Scav

It isn't going to pay what people are thinking. The bigger tickets bought that race because they were 2-3 deep in the first.

Especially if you singled the first leg.

Simon Bray is alive to three singles, he hits and they might as well just talk about that for the next three years

He might have it. Of course he won't actually hit it...he's clown shoes.

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by Scav

It isn't going to pay what people are thinking. The bigger tickets bought that race because they were 2-3 deep in the first.

Especially if you singled the first leg.

Simon Bray is alive to three singles, he hits and they might as well just talk about that for the next three years

I completely agree. Three chalks in a row will lead to a payoff that makes the TS Players' Pool a loser. The 5th, the leg of course where I was knocked out, did not have a heavy favorite and only had 6 horses, so reaching deep there was not too difficult for the people who played bigger tickets.

NT

[ndjake]

I think the ts.com chances of a profit come down to hitting that single in the last so that they would have it twice plus numerous 5 of 6 consos.