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My Blog post of the week last Monday described a method of laying the whole field in a horse race so that you would profit if at least two horses reached the lay price you set.
Before I start today’s round up, I would just like to thank Scott Ferguson of the Sport is made for betting blog, for originally posting up this method and bringing it to our attention.
Before I start today’s round up, I would just like to thank Scott Ferguson of the Sport is made for betting blog, for originally posting up this method and bringing it to our attention.
I was so impressed with the concept that I decided to do a fourteen day trial where I would pick one race a day to put the method into action.
Today was the twelfth day that I have had the time to put the method into action and as you can see from the screen shot above, it was a winning day.
I decided to set my lay odds at 1.33 again, so that if I did win I would be paid out at odds of nearly two to one.
I decided that I would stick with the race profile that has proved the most successful during the trial; The race that I took on was the 17:10 at Warwick, which comprised of a handicap hurdle over a distance of 2 miles. There were 14 runners in the race and the market was fairly open with the favourite being priced at 4/1.
The race went according to plan with ‘Quest Eclair’ (SP 10/1) winning and the favourite ‘Rare Symphony’ finished second trading as low as 1.3.
Trial Summary
Number of bets: 12
Number of bets matched: 11 (one voided bet due to Betfair site problems)
Winning bets: 5
Strike rate: 42%
Profit/Loss: +£7.30
I hope you enjoyed this post
Stay patient
Mark
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