Horse pick for Meydan by the Chief
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redlinesman
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Harry - our set up beats those on the track with their hand held devices and those that hire a box to trade from. Trading live with a tablet is ok but things can go wrong because of the environment you are working in. There is much to learn regarding in running but our tech is so cutting edge that it gives us a massive head start.
We have already built up quite a good knowledge of pace bias, individual horse running styles, track advantages, camera angles, jockey styles etc. Even if we get it wrong our set up nearly always allows us to rectify things. We play with the prices to suit us and because we are some of the first to feasibly act we can limit any risk together with the opportunity for good potential gain. For instance if a horse is running wide at Wolverhampton or Lingfield and we use our judgement and predict it's going to stay wide we can use the market to secure a profit without essentially risking anything. There are so many factors involved and many strategies but our tech gives us such a good platform to build from - it makes the other stuff so much easier. We made just over £2800 trading today between 3 of us and I didn't even do anything, I was out playing machines for most of the day. We need to continue to invest and learn but the potential for making profit goes way beyond what you can do on fruit machines.
By the way, when Derek Thompson called the wrong faller a guy lost £200,000 when he put up 1000 about a horse that he thought had fallen but when on to win the race. This punter still managed to be in front for the month which gives you an indication of the potential involved.
Kind Regards, Sir Linesman
We have already built up quite a good knowledge of pace bias, individual horse running styles, track advantages, camera angles, jockey styles etc. Even if we get it wrong our set up nearly always allows us to rectify things. We play with the prices to suit us and because we are some of the first to feasibly act we can limit any risk together with the opportunity for good potential gain. For instance if a horse is running wide at Wolverhampton or Lingfield and we use our judgement and predict it's going to stay wide we can use the market to secure a profit without essentially risking anything. There are so many factors involved and many strategies but our tech gives us such a good platform to build from - it makes the other stuff so much easier. We made just over £2800 trading today between 3 of us and I didn't even do anything, I was out playing machines for most of the day. We need to continue to invest and learn but the potential for making profit goes way beyond what you can do on fruit machines.
By the way, when Derek Thompson called the wrong faller a guy lost £200,000 when he put up 1000 about a horse that he thought had fallen but when on to win the race. This punter still managed to be in front for the month which gives you an indication of the potential involved.
Kind Regards, Sir Linesman
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