TheOracle
11-15-2014, 09:30 PM
D Jacobson is on a streak and his horses have hit the board 13 straight times at Aqueduct on the Dirt in Claiming races!!!
I can't believe I let this get by me !!!
Since November 5th his horses in Claiming races have hit the board 13 straight times including 6 wins during the streak!!
His win prices have only averaged $6 but his horses are winning at 46% and have hit the board in 13 straight Claiming races on the Dirt.
If you had wagered $2 to win on each of his horses it would have cost you $26 and you would have won $35.40 giving a profit of $9.40 which is a 36% return on your money!!
If you were ultra conservative and wagered $2 to win, place and show on his horses during the streak it would have cost you $78 you would have won $111.10 giving a profit of $33.10 which is a 42% return on your money!! So, you are actually getting a better return across the board for $2 than wagering $2 to win during the streak.
http://www.insidethenumbers.net/D_Jacobson_strk13.jpg http://www.insidethenumbers.net/image/D_Jacobson_strk13.jpg http://www.insidethenumbers.net/image/D_Jacobson_strk13.jpghttp://www.insidethenumbers.net/image/D_Jacobson_strk13.jpghttp://www.insidethenumbers.net/images/D_Jacobson_strk.jpg
Interesting to note, if you had wagered $2 to show on his horses during the streak it would have cost you $26 and you would have won $34.90 which is a 34% return on your money just wagering to show. Not too shabby for show wagering and your return is almost as much as wagering to win for $2 each time.
I went ahead and calculated the show parlay, it turns out that if you wagered $2 to show on his horses and parlayed your winnings each time during the streak it would have initially cost you $2 and right now you would have $50.25.
The question is, would you risk the $50 on his next Claiming entry or would you take the $50 and run?
http://www.insidethenumbers.net/D_Jacobson_parlay.jpg http://www.insidethenumbers.net/D_Jacobson_parlay.jpg http://www.insidethenumbers.net/images/D_Jacobson_parlay.jpg
Also, the longest streak I have seen in hitting the board is 16 which was done by C C Brown at Saratoga in August of 2013!!
D Jacobson has an entry tomorrow on the Turf #7 Double Whammy in the 5th race it will be interesting to see what happens if they take this race off the Turf and he stays in the race without getting scratched!!!
Personally, I would take the $50 and run like I stole something !!
I can't believe I let this get by me !!!
Since November 5th his horses in Claiming races have hit the board 13 straight times including 6 wins during the streak!!
His win prices have only averaged $6 but his horses are winning at 46% and have hit the board in 13 straight Claiming races on the Dirt.
If you had wagered $2 to win on each of his horses it would have cost you $26 and you would have won $35.40 giving a profit of $9.40 which is a 36% return on your money!!
If you were ultra conservative and wagered $2 to win, place and show on his horses during the streak it would have cost you $78 you would have won $111.10 giving a profit of $33.10 which is a 42% return on your money!! So, you are actually getting a better return across the board for $2 than wagering $2 to win during the streak.
http://www.insidethenumbers.net/D_Jacobson_strk13.jpg http://www.insidethenumbers.net/image/D_Jacobson_strk13.jpg http://www.insidethenumbers.net/image/D_Jacobson_strk13.jpghttp://www.insidethenumbers.net/image/D_Jacobson_strk13.jpghttp://www.insidethenumbers.net/images/D_Jacobson_strk.jpg
Interesting to note, if you had wagered $2 to show on his horses during the streak it would have cost you $26 and you would have won $34.90 which is a 34% return on your money just wagering to show. Not too shabby for show wagering and your return is almost as much as wagering to win for $2 each time.
I went ahead and calculated the show parlay, it turns out that if you wagered $2 to show on his horses and parlayed your winnings each time during the streak it would have initially cost you $2 and right now you would have $50.25.
The question is, would you risk the $50 on his next Claiming entry or would you take the $50 and run?
http://www.insidethenumbers.net/D_Jacobson_parlay.jpg http://www.insidethenumbers.net/D_Jacobson_parlay.jpg http://www.insidethenumbers.net/images/D_Jacobson_parlay.jpg
Also, the longest streak I have seen in hitting the board is 16 which was done by C C Brown at Saratoga in August of 2013!!
D Jacobson has an entry tomorrow on the Turf #7 Double Whammy in the 5th race it will be interesting to see what happens if they take this race off the Turf and he stays in the race without getting scratched!!!
Personally, I would take the $50 and run like I stole something !!