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Originally Posted by formula_2002
If you have the data, recalculate your flat bet size to proportional odds bet size. 1/(final win odds +1) and apply as your new bet size. Also, for those races you don't like the favorite, bet all the other horses proportionally
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Thank you for the intriguing suggestion.I would imagine one would have a bet $50 to $100 a race to proportionally bet all horses but one. Since I am a confirmed $2 bettor that is way beyond my comfort zone. I'll have to pass.
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