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Originally Posted by Bustin Stones
I imagine you could apply your hundreds of calculations to every horse in the race and not just the favorite in the same 10 seconds, right?
And this would eliminate you having to concern yourself with the odds as the gate opens. And, I assume that reduces the labor intensive portion of the method.
And if you did this and your top score landed on a 5-1 instead of a 6-5, the 6-5 would yield a better profit? Because other folks' methods are even better than yours?
I'm trying to rationalize how it makes sense to ignore the rest of the field with these calculations? Or why the calculations only work on the favorite?
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Possibly the more data that comes in the deeper the analysis.
for instance, setting the bet size >=5 and <10 I can generate a positive return on each 2nd and 3rd public choice for a combined $1 return of $1.11
9 wins in 27 plays
