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Originally Posted by thaskalos
I hope you don't think that this is more "criticism", Al...because all I am trying to do is understand you better. You said in your initial post here that your aggressive "go-for-the-big-money" approach might have been responsible for your most recent losing streak...and yet, you revealed earlier that you wagered from $6 to $12 a race during your 5 winning years. Is this type of betting really well-suited for "going for the big money"? What "big money" can the player go after when his betting scale reaches from $6 to $12 a race?
Or is it that you decided to go for the "big money" only later, when you increased your bets to $12-$24 dollars a race? But the increased wager amount couldn't have brought about the losing streak...unless you radically changed your playing method. And why would you change a playing method that had provided 5 consecutive years of profits for you?
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The plan was to keep doubling up; 12 to 24 followed by 24 to 48 etc... I know your low wagers are much bigger than my big ones. So be it. I've always claimed to be a low-roller. Sometimes I even referred to myself as a mini-roller. It is what it is.
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Last edited by Capper Al; 09-18-2015 at 02:47 PM.
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