Zaaki out. That's racing. Shame as will be 8 next year, history doesn't bode well for his chances then.
I still think VE has to be a solid chance. "Best" horse since Winx.
I think when Incentivise wins Nov 2, he'll be a clear best since winx
Zaaki out. That's racing. Shame as will be 8 next year, history doesn't bode well for his chances then.
I still think VE has to be a solid chance. "Best" horse since Winx.
Only truly fixed odds if you bet All In. i.e. no refunds for scratchings like Cup doubles.
well done leysey. was $1.45 when I saw your post
The bookies who aren't crooks are weasels. It's always been thus. Most markets they'll build in profit margins of between 10% to whatever they can get away with. They use 'scraper' programs to monitor the other corps' sites and automatically adjust their markets so they're are all almost identical. They are only good for stinging at fixed odds when the initial market has it wrong and a $5 chance goes up at $7 or better, utilising the one booster bet they might still allow you after you've taken their money a few times.
@eZyT I know you don't like taking other punters' money (although that's effectively what you're doing anyway) but bookies also use Betfair and markets on there always evolve to under 102% by the jump. Even with the 10% commission you cop unless you're betting huge amounts, you still get better odds most of the time - the exception being when something shortens dramatically from its opening price. If you like a roughie you can get waaaay overs at times.
The bookies who aren't crooks are weasels. It's always been thus. Most markets they'll build in profit margins of between 10% to whatever they can get away with. They use 'scraper' programs to monitor the other corps' sites and automatically adjust their markets so they're are all almost identical. They are only good for stinging at fixed odds when the initial market has it wrong and a $5 chance goes up at $7 or better, utilising the one booster bet they might still allow you after you've taken their money a few times.
@eZyT I know you don't like taking other punters' money (although that's effectively what you're doing anyway) but bookies also use Betfair and markets on there always evolve to under 102% by the jump. Even with the 10% commission you cop unless you're betting huge amounts, you still get better odds most of the time - the exception being when something shortens dramatically from its opening price. If you like a roughie you can get waaaay overs at times.
And even then, when the markets go up they often have low maximums.The bookies who aren't crooks are weasels. It's always been thus. Most markets they'll build in profit margins of between 10% to whatever they can get away with. They use 'scraper' programs to monitor the other corps' sites and automatically adjust their markets so they're are all almost identical. They are only good for stinging at fixed odds when the initial market has it wrong and a $5 chance goes up at $7 or better, utilising the one booster bet they might still allow you after you've taken their money a few times.
@eZyT I know you don't like taking other punters' money (although that's effectively what you're doing anyway) but bookies also use Betfair and markets on there always evolve to under 102% by the jump. Even with the 10% commission you cop unless you're betting huge amounts, you still get better odds most of the time - the exception being when something shortens dramatically from its opening price. If you like a roughie you can get waaaay overs at times.
Pricks who prey on the losing punter.
yep money done cold. last leg of various futures multis starting at $57 and working up from there. Sigh.