Post by oddswizard on Jun 5, 2011 18:19:32 GMT
Using the Racing Post forecast note races where there is a clear first and a clear second in the betting. Next check to make certain there is no more than 4 horses quoted at less than 10/1 in the Racing Post forecast.
The final requirement is there must be at least 4 horses quoted at 20/1 or more in the Racing Post forecast. These are the only races to be considered.
You need to access the opening prices of your chosen races, easy with all the online bookies and info at the betting shops. What you are looking for is the two shortest priced horses when the betting opens.
Only one of these horses must be in the first two prices of the Racing Post forecast, the other must must be 3rd or worse. You bet both these horses; the one in the first two prices of the Racing Post forecast and the one that has shortened at opening from out of the first two prices of the Racing Post forecast.
Your bet is to cover both these horse to make a profit no matter which horse wins; commonly known as a "dutch" bet. Take a price on the horses if you can and bet each to win £100. The total stake on the two horses should be less than £100, the difference being your profit. You should allow for any commissions if you are using betting exchanges.
You will be surprised how often one of the two horses wins. So much so I prefer to use my own criteria to pick one of the two for a single win bet. I would suggest you do the same - unless you are afan of "Dutching.
The final requirement is there must be at least 4 horses quoted at 20/1 or more in the Racing Post forecast. These are the only races to be considered.
You need to access the opening prices of your chosen races, easy with all the online bookies and info at the betting shops. What you are looking for is the two shortest priced horses when the betting opens.
Only one of these horses must be in the first two prices of the Racing Post forecast, the other must must be 3rd or worse. You bet both these horses; the one in the first two prices of the Racing Post forecast and the one that has shortened at opening from out of the first two prices of the Racing Post forecast.
Your bet is to cover both these horse to make a profit no matter which horse wins; commonly known as a "dutch" bet. Take a price on the horses if you can and bet each to win £100. The total stake on the two horses should be less than £100, the difference being your profit. You should allow for any commissions if you are using betting exchanges.
You will be surprised how often one of the two horses wins. So much so I prefer to use my own criteria to pick one of the two for a single win bet. I would suggest you do the same - unless you are afan of "Dutching.