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19th June 2007, 20:54
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|  Here's a question for you...experts When backing horses, how do you time the bets in order to get the best odds, should you wait til the last minute and wait for a drift, although generally this is a bad sign for the horse of choice! or get in early and take yer chances?  |
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20th June 2007, 08:51
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| Re: Here's a question for you...experts Probably more of a question without an answer, potatoman - though as you say, if it drifts are you sure you want to be on it anyway? I always take an early price and hope to lay a little off to the latercomers. |
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20th June 2007, 12:36
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| Re: Here's a question for you...experts when the price shortens on betfair it is more or less a given that it will shorten in the show. but once the price is now shorter in the show the price (unless there is a sustained gamble) will drift on betfair but usually not on the show.
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