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Originally Posted by AndyC
Your assumption is that a recreational player is on the right side of bets when they play and that whales always hurt their price. The fact is they are usually on the wrong side of bets betting other than what the whales are betting and get a bump in their winnings when the wrong side wins.
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Who cares if the average player is on the right side of the bets - the discussion is the average players should have equal timely signal access and tote information so the syndicates can't front run them and dilute the value of their wagers, the thread is about late odds changes the state of the current technology, why this is even a discussion to begin? The industry knows the technology has had flaws for 20 years and does nothing substantial, it's all about lip service, that is incredible so lets all be amazed at that, together.
Is your position that there isn't a real problem or there is and the industry has addressed it, or there is a problem and they have not addressed it?
