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Originally Posted by Bustin Stones
What you are studying has academic value for sure.
However, if at the end of the day, you make 5 $100 bets and make a $10 profit minus whatever pp acquisition costs, that's a pretty sad pot at the end of the rainbow. How much of your day are you willing to spend to earn that $10? It beats losing money, but you've forfeited the time you could have spent doing your own handicapping in the hopes of finding something worth your while.
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The current $1 play returns $1.35, that is a 35% profit.
what will it be over the next 190 races? who knows.
it takes me a minute or two down download the data, less than 10 seconds to do hundreds of calculations.
If this beast were to be statically profitable, it would be worth developing a program to download, calculate and place the bets at an adw site.
the program could run 24/7 for any track.
however, there are some additional tests which are very labor intensive, and that is, download the data as the first horse enters the gate and a few other conditions. but first things first!! that's a pun
ps one of the key observations to make is to ensure my play outperforms the public's to the extent of profitability
