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I have a soft spot for old Lifetime Ambition , not quoted for this but I have a pound on him today.
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Put in a couple eye-catching P2P performances this season and very interesting going forward from here and so unexposed at 3 miles ( shouldn’t have been chasing over 2 miles at 8yrs old )
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Don’t know why my last post was removed, but just to confirm I don’t have a selection for this race at the moment.
Hi Mike – your post was removed as we were unsure of the validity of your cash out but you’ve since confirmed to me that you cashed out for a loss on your original selection Willitgoahead.
OK, so Mike hasn’t “cashed out” in the sense he wants us to believe. He has finally had to admit he has made a loss. Something which experienced punters who understand how the game works knew anyway.
Given how much the horse drifted after its poor run, I suspect he has “cashed out” for a fraction of his stake. No one would have had any problem with that if he had admitted it at the time and said at what price he “cashed out”.
There have been plenty of other occasions, an example being on pages 3 and 4 of the Derby 2024 thread. I only attach it to show it is not just me who has an issue with his “cash outs”:
It is my last word on the subject, now Mike has admitted he placed a losing bet. There is nothing wrong with losing – it just grates when he tries to imply he has got his money back.
Almost all his “cash outs” will be losing bets. Something to bear in mind the next time he exclaims “Get In” two seconds after a 5/4 chance wins.
And to claim he didn’t know why his post was removed, after admin’s clear warning over on the Unibet Hurdle thread…
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