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Originally Posted by Nitro
Im not sure I understand the significance of booking percentage. When Dutching the only thing I believe is important is the potential Profit % when the odds of all 3 selections are combined. As long as that figure is higher then the hit frequency % a profit is an absolute result.
These are first {3) races from the last day at HK:
HONG KONG/Happy Valley-WED 10/12
http://www.paceadvantage.com/forum/s...d.php?t=133952
R#1 - 1-6 W/ 7-5-4-3.............. Results: 1 -6-5-12 (Top choice Quin/Tri)
Dutch 1 ( 2.3/1 ) 6 ( 7.2/1 ) 7 ( 14/1 ) - $100.00 $100.00
#1 1/2.3+1 = 0.30
..#6 1/7.2+1 = 0.12
..#7 1/14+1 = 0.07
R#2 - 3-1 W/ 5-6-8-2................... Results: 5 -6-4-7 (3rd choice)
Dutch 3 ( 10/1 ) 1 ( 7.2/1 ) 5 ( 2.9/1 ) - $96.00 $196.00
#3 1/10+1= 0.09
.#1 = 1/7.2+1 = 0.12
.#5 1/2.9+1 = 0.29
R#3 - 2-5 W/ 4-6-8....... Results: 2-5-7-6 (Top choice Quin)
Dutch 2 ( 2.8/1 ) 5 ( 5.6/1 ) 4 ( 4.9/1 ) - $64.00 $260.00
#2 1/2.8+1 = 0.26
#5 1/5.6+1 = 0.18
..#4 1/4.9+1 = 0.17
Maybe you could explain why you feel these booking % numbers are important?
As far as Im concerned Im up $260 after 3 races. |
after working it out, I don't see any difference if Dutch bet size is based on different
common book sizes.
I just always worth to a 100% book wherever possible
