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Sparky13
11-30-2010, 06:45 AM
Is anyone using this hand held computer? I have mixed results that are about 10% below their advertisement for their top 3. What is your opionion?
xfile
11-30-2010, 12:52 PM
How long have you tested it?
thaskalos
11-30-2010, 03:10 PM
Is anyone using this hand held computer? I have mixed results that are about 10% below their advertisement for their top 3. What is your opionion?
Calling this device "a computer" is a criminal act, IMO.
A neighbor handed me one about a month ago, and asked me for my opinion.
It won't even allow you to enter the data the way they are presented in the PPs. Instead, you use pre-set keys...and the directions go something like this:
"If the horse's last race "Beyer" is 0-35, press "1"...if the Beyer is 36-65, press "2"...if it's 66-95, press "3"...if it's 96+, press "4".
Clearly, this is a very high precision instrument.
I asked him to send it back for a refund as soon as possible...but my neighbor told me that a refund was not offered...
If the "inventor" of this gadget had even an ounce of decency, he would have made it possible for it to be used as a $3 calculator...but he didnt even do THAT!
Sparky13
12-01-2010, 07:17 AM
I have tested about 300 races. There have been some big winners ($83.00) the biggest. But not showing much profit.
xfile
12-01-2010, 07:47 AM
I have tested about 300 races. There have been some big winners ($83.00) the biggest. But not showing much profit.300 races?? No offense but I check 300 races when I'm sitting on the john in the morning. My point is a long study split into several groups is the proper way to test anything. If their website has been around a long time they probably tested it long term. If not then not. Just my unbiased opinion.
Gapfire
12-01-2010, 09:53 AM
Is anyone using this hand held computer? I have mixed results that are about 10% below their advertisement for their top 3. What is your opionion?
What % of winners are they claiming to have in their top 3?
www.gapfire.com
Gapfire
12-01-2010, 09:56 AM
I just checked their site, and they claim to have tested it over 1500 races, and have a hit rate of 65.4% winners in top 3. I think 1500 races is not enough, but the 65.4% seems reasonable.
www.gapfire.com
offtrack
12-01-2010, 10:16 AM
How are you betting the selections?
Have you tried using a Dutch-bet tool on them? With a little testing you may be surprised.
xfile
12-01-2010, 06:45 PM
How are you betting the selections?
Have you tried using a Dutch-bet tool on them? With a little testing you may be surprised.
http://www.fullcardreports.com/CAP/dutching_calculator.asp
dartman51
12-02-2010, 09:37 AM
I just checked their site, and they claim to have tested it over 1500 races, and have a hit rate of 65.4% winners in top 3. I think 1500 races is not enough, but the 65.4% seems reasonable.
www.gapfire.com (http://www.gapfire.com)
I'm not 100% positive, i've not done a study, but you can probably get that kind of percentage just betting the TOP 3 ML. At least close.
Gapfire
12-02-2010, 10:48 AM
I'm not 100% positive, i've not done a study, but you can probably get that kind of percentage just betting the TOP 3 ML. At least close.
Yes you could, but what are this program's average win odds?
www.gapfire.com
mistergee
12-02-2010, 02:29 PM
http://www.fullcardreports.com/CAP/dutching_calculator.asp
nice little tool, have you tried it with you selections over a decent period of time, any luck?
Let's say exactly 1,500 races.
Betting 3 horses a race would be an investment of $9,000 ($6.00*1500)
Advertised Win % = 65.4 would equate to 981 winners.
To break even $9,000/981 the average win mutual would have to be $9.17
Good luck in achieving that mutual.
Of course, some will with the occasional $83.00 winner.
fmolf
12-04-2010, 01:34 PM
This sounds a lot like the "mattel horse race handicapper" sold in the 70's.....If i remember that was cumbersome and time consuming to use, but rather successful for some people.
NY BRED
12-04-2010, 08:31 PM
[QUOTE=fmolf]This sounds a lot like the "mattel horse race handicapper" sold in
Believe it or not I still have my MHRH.
Hopefully it will be considered a pricey antique and allow me to
even out my losses through the years using the the sheets, pace
and speed figures etc.:jump: ...
Now if i could only find my dot system book:rolleyes:
300 races?? No offense but I check 300 races when I'm sitting on the john in the morning.
More power to you. My butt would be so numb and my legs would fall asleep if I did that. :lol:
Jim
raybo
12-04-2010, 10:01 PM
I just checked their site, and they claim to have tested it over 1500 races, and have a hit rate of 65.4% winners in top 3. I think 1500 races is not enough, but the 65.4% seems reasonable.
www.gapfire.com
Shouldn't any "decent' handicapper be able to get 65.4% winners with 3 selections, with his own handicapping skills?
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