Friday, 20 November 2009

Bet Results for 20th November:

Bet of the Day: FABALU 1.15 Kelso , 5/2 , 4th of 7 , LOSER! (Early Price 7/2!)

Lay of the Day: THERES NO PANIC 1.05 Exeter, 9/4 , 4th of 11 , WINNER! (Early Price 6/4!)

Each Way Of The Day: OLDRIK 3.50 Ascot , 10/1 , 2nd of 12 , PLACE WINNER!

2 out of 3 for the second day running and in almost identical circumstances! The day started perfectly with a win and place lay of Theres No Panic who drifted in the market from some very short early prices! Fabulu was nibbled at before the off and looked to have an even better chance after the first fence when the Fav unseated his rider but even tho trading at odds on in running he weakened quickly under top weight! The day finished well with a 20% win 80% place bet on the Each Way selection who finished 3/4 length behind the winner after staying on well and having every chance! The Basher
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4 comments:

  1. Anonymous20 November 2009 at 21:10

    Unlucky again today Basher! Oldrik ran a cracker even though it was week in the market, was hopin the fav would find little when asked but looked seriously well handicapped.
    One better tomorrow i can feel it!

    Ian

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  2. Anonymous21 November 2009 at 08:08

    Well done nice work.

    One point - I thought the each-way selections were 1 point win 1 point place. Is there a time when we should be doing 20% win and 80% place?

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  3. The Basher21 November 2009 at 08:52

    The 1pt win, 1pt place on the Each Way selection is used to monitor the level stakes profit and is the advised strategy.
    Some days due to liquidity in the market (especially with the bigger priced selections) then a percentage bet will be used.
    Its more personal preference as to how you split your each way stakes and this will be influenced by how much you are betting per point.

    Hope this helps,

    The Basher

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  4. Anonymous21 November 2009 at 09:03

    Thanks for the quick reply Bash and I thought as much :)

    Carry on the great work.

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