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the CAW game seems to be cutthroat amongst the other CAW. since they are the only ones that have last access to the information, one CAW can load up on a blind number or group of numbers to throw the other CAW off tilt. one could load up on the number and then cancel the bet at the precise time that would not allow the other team to react thereby creating a constant overlay. my latest example would be the 3rd, 4th and 5th race at Gulfstream this past Sunday. the winner in the 3rd race paid 18, the winner in a 4-horse field in the 4th race paid 4, and the winner in the 5th race paid 6. the pick 3 wound up paying $194. that is what i call a huge overlay. and when i take into consideration that every clocker from here to Shang-Hai loved the Pletcher horse that won the 2nd leg thought the horse was a lead pipe cinch 6 hours before the race was to be run and had other trainers scared enough to scratch their good horses in the body of the race.
i find it very rewarding to bang my head up against the wall with the CAW even though i know it's impossible to beat them at this game when i make one of the few wins against them i get quite overwhelmed with glee.
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