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4 hours ago, barryb said:

I personally try and avoid races with a runner below $2.00 & almost never back anything below $2.50. 

I know plenty of punters only bet in this range, but my mental make up means I struggle with short priced losers.

I would generally back a rated 50% chance @ $2.50. Again, everyone's different and I do equally well on them as I do with say 4% chances but I avoid the latter because of the long runs of misses. You have to adapt to what you are comfortable with.

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1 hour ago, Thomass said:

Hilarious stuff ....yet again

When I suggested WINX was a home run last year...You tipped summit else

So it'll be interesting which neddy's a 100 per cent stone colder

If WINX wasn't 

Probably because I didn't rate Winx a 100% chance and I don't tip anyway. If I did, I would probably have tipped her as my rated best chance. However, if I didn't think she was value and something else was overpriced based on my rating of its chance, then I would have recommended backing that. If it was a 1% chance paying $150, that would be value and at that price I need to land 1 in a hundred to be well ahead. Some on here have got the idea about winning but you obviously haven't, so stick to the BP and top the account up on Monday.

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14 minutes ago, curious said:

Probably because I didn't rate Winx a 100% chance and I don't tip anyway. If I did, I would probably have tipped her as my rated best chance. However, if I didn't think she was value and something else was overpriced based on my rating of its chance, then I would have recommended backing that. If it was a 1% chance paying $150, that would be value and at that price I need to land 1 in a hundred to be well ahead. Some on here have got the idea about winning but you obviously haven't, so stick to the BP and top the account up on Monday.

Yes but it's all SUBJECTIVE nonsense this 'rating' system you and your bff partake in

Based on times being able to be standardised and your 'simulation' experiments....

...ignoring stuff like 'unlucky' and 'without cover'...

...critical determinative analysis when it comes to Australasian racing

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2 hours ago, Thomass said:

Yes but it's all SUBJECTIVE nonsense this 'rating' system you and your bff partake in

Based on times being able to be standardised and your 'simulation' experiments....

...ignoring stuff like 'unlucky' and 'without cover'...

...critical determinative analysis when it comes to Australasian racing

Says you, who can't even say which horses I put up are down in grade. What's the problem, too scared to show just how much crap the BP is?

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19 hours ago, Thomass said:

Yes but it's all SUBJECTIVE nonsense this 'rating' system you and your bff partake in

All assessments are subjective idiot. The main difference between people's assessments is that yours are based on generalisations (i.e. flawed), and astute punters won't use generalisations like your blue print.

If you had ever been educated, you would know that it is not possible for the generalisations that you use to work in punting. It has nothing to do with my opinion. They are flawed. The evidence I have put up would make most people realise that even if they don't know why they are flawed - just as you don't know.

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23 hours ago, curious said:

wtf is determanitive analysis as applied to betting? And I think you'll find it's the BP that's subjective. This is quantified methodology. And I don't do simulations. Mardi does. You can call it what you like. I call it a winner and the BP a loser.

How thick are you?

Its ALL SUBJECTIVE....

However my critical analysis on SUPERIOR PERFORMANCES is beyond your understanding....you can't even "quantify" simple stuff like 'unlucky' or 'without cover'

Your "methodology" is so corrupted by bum stats...that you don't even invest here..

Thats how good you are...

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Just this once then 

Explain how you came to the reasoning that ROCK ON was value

Ive shown my technique with him

A young stayer...goes to Sydney...matures him into a real man...rubber stamps that with a G2 3 rd on an unsuitable track...comes back and is very unlucky...something you don't and can't quantify Magoo...

...in a G1 WFA...breaks down without winning an Open Handicap...

...and starts this race off the minimum because of that...good prep runs over shorter distances...

...home track adds 20% after winning there...Simple az

your turn

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Actually Mardi, I must confess to using the BP to find Rock On. I used all the principles that T has mentioned, pure gold it is, I removed all of those that qualified as I was looking for a back selection, ended up with Rock On as the pick.

Thanks must go to T for helping us see which bets are a loss of 40% over the long term.

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2 hours ago, Thomass said:

However my critical analysis on SUPERIOR PERFORMANCES is beyond your understanding...

You don't do 'Superior Performances', you do 'Superior Class of race'. Sadly they do not correlate with each other. And what you do certainly isn't beyond understanding. It just isn't worth being used.

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4 hours ago, Thomass said:

...you can't even "quantify" simple stuff like 'unlucky' or 'without cover'

We don't need to but that doesn't seem to be sinking in. Just like we don't need to know about gear changes, wind ops, barrier draws, weight, class of race, jump out form, or anything that you think is important. Of course I know people who do successfully consider some of those things, before the race, that is.

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Ok 2 collects 2 scratchings $1,058 

overall total $9,018 

Ellerslie 

R4 Lincoln Falls *2-70/3-50 $129W

R6 Annie Okay *7-90/11-00 $41W

R9 Jon Snow *5-50/7-00 $65W

Wingatui

R4 Princess Brook *3-80/5-00 $90W

R6 Tommy Tucker *7-30/10-00 $45W

R6 Morse Code *6-90/14-00 $33W

Sunshine Coast

R6 Spirit andFire *1-90/2-67 boost $169W

Randwick

R1 Welsh Legend *2-80/4-00 $113W

R2 Hafaawa *4-00/5-17 boost $88W

R4 Mileage *11-00/16-00 $29W

R7 Alward *9-80/14-00 $33W

R7- Fierce Impact *4-10/5-29 boost $86W

OB $9,018 Investment $921 

Closing balance $8,097

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3 winners returning $1,355

Balance $9,452

So we have taken everything in that we possibly can some stuff has gone right over the top 

Insider trading was something I gave zero thought to ....but once again it does exist something that is out of our control 

When I think about Hong Kong it was like turning the switch on, insider trading is probably at it’s strongest there, it’s hand is only shown as the last half dozen move into the gates significant betting moves are made within seconds of jump time, how does one counter act that.....I wonder if one could discover Inside trading being hidden within the exotic pools that are available in Duets and Quinella’s I will analyse these pools over the next few months and highlight the unders in the exotics in comparison to their win odds and then see if there’s a late betting move towards them as they move into the gates

So insider trading has existed in racing from as far as you can go back

I can recall when I was at Wexford we had a first starter by the name of Zephyr Souba    we had massive wraps on her we had her winning the Matamata Breeders stakes before she had even raced, I was at the trials the day DJ told Lance to settle her at the back and hold her together and let her run home through the field to educate her she ran 3rd beaten 1 length by 2 lengths something like that if let go she would have smacked them

Anywho she was nominated for Pukekohe January 82 Jock Caddigan was aboard Lance was booked to ride at Trentham publications Best Bets Turf Digest and the likes had her ran 3rd at trial safely held she was picked by a couple to run 2nd or 3rd

We unloaded she opened $1-20 it was a matter of by how far..... Well she ran 2nd beaten a head there was another first starter in the race that day who ended up a group 1 winner Aulyn 

When Mike Moroney returned with her I asked him WTF happened he replied he rode her like a school kid having his first ride yip even when you think you have an edge on the rest they can come unstuck 

Off course Zephyr Souba is the dam of Naturalism 

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Only the one collect today

OB after our 1 Bet 9,347 CB 9,819

Gosford next up not a great deal of value so using our tools that are available to boost our odds it has to be remembered we are generally quoting unders as when doing this properly you would most of the time get on at BF at much bigger odds 

4 races at Gosford book set to 115% I do this all the time now betting to collect $490 5%

R2 Prophets Thumb *1-65/$2-12 price boost Ned’s $232W

R2 Vega *$6-75/$7-50 $66W

R4 Exceltic *2-10/$2-93 price boost Ned’s $168W

R5 Military Zone 2-70/$3-30 power play Sportsbet $149W

R5 Terminolgy *8-00/$10-00 $49W

R5 Dio D’oro *12/19-00 Nsw Tab $26W

R6 Aloisia *2-90/$3-94 price boost Ned’s $125W

R6 Pecans *7-20/$11-00 Sportsbet $45W

 

2 winners needed out of 4 races to make profit

Invested $860 closing balance $8,959

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