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Totally agree with TheNovice, GT. You always do well in the big festival meetings but have to accept that therw will always be bad runs mixed in with the goods runs. Enjoy the week

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Don’t forget to buy your mum some flowers

GT, Betway suspended betting and still not offering odds on the Derby despite OddsChecker showing 16/1
Well done GT

Just watching Copperhead crossing the line … missed it !!!
Keep the faith GT

Many thanks Bluechariot, interesting discussion going on there 👍
WOW, a fantastic Grand National preview, GT, thanks
Well done GT 👍
Thanks APRacing, much appreciated. Pretty grim stuff. KYC checks and betting restrictions are bad enough but these affordability measures are draconian and intrusive
Signed – thanks for the link
Could someone, please, post a link of the Chris Cook interview with Head of the HBF
GT – Do you think that Arrest is still a value bet at 9/2? Are you worried by the drift of Desert Hero out to 15/2+?
Interesting article here regarding own goals suggesting that they represent nearly 9% of all Premiership goals
It sounds like you still know your stuff GT. Good luck

Hey GT, I found this power stretcher video in case you are a bit rusty though judging by the comments this is more like a demonstration how NOT to use it 😂😂😂
Hi Jean
You don’t say how much experience that you have with gambling. There is so much psychology involved when betting. The highs and lows can adversely affect what you do next. Adopt a robot-like attitude ie don’t let what happened in the races before affect what you do in the next race. If you have a winning method then it will prevail in the long run so don’t let losing runs demoralise you or alter your staking. Conversely, a strong winning run could entice you to increase stakes and inevitably this will not end well. Bet staking is extremely important. Set a betting bank large enough to see you through a significant losing run and not too large that you would be personally financially affected if you were to lose it all. Ideally, your betting bank should come from previous gambling profits. I would strongly advise setting liability limits per race. There are so many in-running betting opportunities available that the result of one race should not have a huge impact on your bank. Slow and steady profits are the ideal way to build your bank. Only once you can see that your methods are working and your bank has increased significantly you can look to increase stakes/liabilities. Looking at the volume of money matched in-running there must be lots of profitable angles to make it pay. Will you be looking to trade using on-course in-running facilities or from home relying on race-reading skills?
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