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- November 20, 2009 at 13:54 #13281
Just thought I would enlighten anyone
who cares to read this message.It’s about using the betting exchanges
to lay short priced favourites in certain
types of races.The general laying rules are –
8 or more runners
H’cap races only
Favourite lay odds between 1.7 – 4.5
Two other horses with odds of 10 or less
Checking racing post for form guide
Risk 5% of betting bank
Compound your winningsI have found that sticking strictly to these
rules with proper filters in place, strong
mental discipline & being able to compound
your winnings, you can make a nice profit
from horse racing.I hope you found this information helpful &
that your betting experiences are enjoyable.Mark
November 21, 2009 at 21:29 #259863Hi Mark,
good luck with this.
Your list of rules seems straight forward. What do you need to look at RP for? Seems all your rules could be covered by looking at BF – or have I misunderstood?
November 22, 2009 at 10:58 #259946Like you Snowman, not sure what we are supposed to be looking for in the RP or what the proper filters might be.
I ran the rule over this yesterday using the basic rules and found seven selections. These were the shortest price on BF at the time of looking so may not have gone off favourite.
Not wanting to track it race by race the liability was £5 for each race from a mythical £100 bank.
After the first five selections lost the bank had increased to a creditable £108.22, then the last two won leaving the bank at £98.22, not a disaster in the land of laying.
Using the basic rules again these are the selections for today based on BF prices at 10:20am. The liability on each is £4.91
13:10 Aint 1 Wendel 3.45
14:55 Aint 1 Shadow Dancer 4.5012:50 Muss 10 Irish Poli 4.20
12:25 Towc 3 Great Tsar 3.20
15:20 Towc 2 Mayeul 4.40A clean sweep today with all selections losing. The bank now stands at £106.40
November 24, 2009 at 13:40 #260287Hi Mark,
good luck with this.
Your list of rules seems straight forward. What do you need to look at RP for? Seems all your rules could be covered by looking at BF – or have I misunderstood?
What your looking for is a selection which meets
the criteria I mentioned above & to obtain
information you can still get for free with the RP &
to find out the odds from the exchange or bookmaker.RP info – Previous horse form, ground conditions to suit,
distances run, trainer recent & course form &
laying the horse with the exchange between 10 & 20 mins
before the selected race.Cheers
Mark
November 24, 2009 at 13:46 #260291Like you Snowman, not sure what we are supposed to be looking for in the RP or what the proper filters might be.
I ran the rule over this yesterday using the basic rules and found seven selections. These were the shortest price on BF at the time of looking so may not have gone off favourite.
Not wanting to track it race by race the liability was £5 for each race from a mythical £100 bank.
After the first five selections lost the bank had increased to a creditable £108.22, then the last two won leaving the bank at £98.22, not a disaster in the land of laying.
Using the basic rules again these are the selections for today based on BF prices at 10:20am. The liability on each is £4.91
13:10 Aint 1 Wendel 3.45
14:55 Aint 1 Shadow Dancer 4.5012:50 Muss 10 Irish Poli 4.20
12:25 Towc 3 Great Tsar 3.20
15:20 Towc 2 Mayeul 4.40A clean sweep today with all selections losing. The bank now stands at £106.40
The criteria for selection is as mentioned above.
If any of these conditions are’nt met, then no bet.RP info – Is what you’d normally look for when
either backing or laying a particular horse –
Previous form, Trainer recent & course record,
Ground Conditions to suit, Distance of Race, Weight,
Class.So we don’t blindly back a horse just because it
meet’s the above criteria, It also has to have
weaknesses before we consider laying the horse &
there has to be at least two other horses in the race
with a genuine chance of winning.Cheers
Mark
November 24, 2009 at 13:49 #260292Following this methodology with racing,
you won’t become rich overnight, but you
will show a reasonable return each month,
because of the rules & compounding your profits.Mark
November 25, 2009 at 12:22 #260421Hi Mark
Thanks for the clarification and the update.
November 25, 2009 at 16:03 #260446Hi Mark
Thanks for the clarification and the update.

Not a problem my man
Mark

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