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Old 03-02-2020, 01:26 PM   #61
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This job is completed with very skeletal PP's.

Much tougher job than it appears to be

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I'd think the days of skeletal pp's were long gone



And if any line maker doesnt have complete pp's, they aren't doing their job




You thinking 1975 maybe ?
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Old 03-02-2020, 01:29 PM   #62
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Atrocious?? That's easy to say-until you have to predict the odds several days in advance, often derived from skeletal pp's. And, again, you're generalizing about professional odds- makers and proclaiming yourself an expert. And you have no stats to back up your criticism of professional makers.

And I will reiterate, with all respect, sir, guys like you can cherry pick accurate predictions, without taking flack when your'e wrong. I don't have that luxury.

btw, an objective study ranked me the 12th most accurate track odds-maker in America.

Might I ask what your credentials are, sir?? In this thread, your proof and support of your own contentions seems to consist of demanding that posters believe whatever you say, and assuring doubters that someday they will reach your level of supreme enlightenment. But I don't think this board works like that.

Also, you have misconstrued my post. I wasn't questioning your expertise , in particular, or even doubting the veracity of your claims. I was simply putting my two cents in.
—- didn’t say it was easy to do, even if ur deriving it from
Skeletal pps. ( but it is still ur job) and the mistakes
That are set forth on a daily basis are too big too ignore.

I will repeat nobody is perfect and we all draw from past experience
To lay down what’ve believe will be the best material.

My beef is u ( the linesmaker)are suppose to be the one
With insider knowledge of ur specific circuit . u have to provide insight
For the public that they necessarily might not be aware of so they
Can be better prepared beforehand to make a subjective observation on the
Race itself.

The last time I checked it is ur job to predict how the public will
Ultimately bet the race and not to select the odds
Based on your personal interpretation



But with the wild swings of ml prices daily , what is the
Avg player suppose to do. You give them hope that
A line will be 10-1 when in reality it’s more like a 6-5 shot
So there lies the dilemma.


I am not demanding anything of anyone
And not trying to convince doubters of reaching
My state of enlightment so u say. I am not better
Than anyone else just offering the truth within the lines
and I am trying
To give people a heads up on mistakes that
Are just too big too ignore and let them
Make their own conclusions. And yes in this field I am
An expert ( you can do what you want with that comment)

I offer a solution. If you say you are time restricted
And really don’t have the ammunition you would have had
Let’s say 24 hours before race day.

Then do a rewrite of ur lines the day before
And post them on ur website or twitter account
, let horseplayers know where u have made improvements
On some of the contenders and let the players sit
With it. If not u run the danger of continuing old archaic
Ways of seeing things an no natural progression takes place


As for my credentials well let’s just say
That there is a reason I have not posted
On this form since inception
I had to figure out what the real truth was because
Everything that was posted was smoke and mirrors.
( and not the fault of the posters they are just following
Suit what they have been taught.

In order to truly see u have to unlearn
Everything u have learnt.

Mm

By the way mountain I offer a truce
And please skim the pps on
Parx race 8#2(8-1)
And you tell me if any linesmaker on the planet
Should ever price this horse that high
How does this happen
My line says 8/5

So now u can tear it up all u want
How the public bets not sure to be frank but no way
He rises above 3-1
My opinion
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Old 03-02-2020, 04:13 PM   #63
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And please skim the pps on
Parx race 8#2(8-1)
And you tell me if any linesmaker on the planet
Should ever price this horse that high
How does this happen
My line says 8/5
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Old 03-02-2020, 05:18 PM   #64
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I find no value in a morning line, never really have and has just gotten more obvious as time goes on. What is the value in finding a bad morning line? I haven't found any.

My home track of Remington has a horrible morning line. But it doesn't seem to have any effect on the actual betting.
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Old 03-02-2020, 05:46 PM   #65
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ok mountain

out of respect for your craft ill be brief

1--don't even try putting me in the category of "every player"
sorry not even close

3- sharp players should be more accurate. ok i will give u that one
but should it be that much of a discrepancy. absolutely not .

your job is to predict how the race will unfold and to mirror so to speak what
the toteboard should be doing , so why is this not happening ?
?

this is your job your at it all day so why haven't all the linemakers stepped up in this area??

mm
I don’t know what you’re trying to accomplish with all this gibberish about trying to determine the final odds.
Your comment above makes no sense. The early line maker's only function is an attempt to predict how the betting public (and otherwise) might bet the horses in any particular race.
It’s NOT to handicap the race (or "predict how it will unfold”); BIG DIFFERENCE.

How do you mirror what the tote board is doing in ADVANCE?? A mirror image is in fact a reflection of something. How do you get that reflection when there’s nothing there to begin with since the betting hasn’t even started?

BTW I would like to hear why you value a subjectively created odds line over the objectively created odds line created by the actual betting.
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Old 03-02-2020, 06:37 PM   #66
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—-please skim the pps on
Parx race 8#2(8-1)
And you tell me if any linesmaker on the planet
Should ever price this horse that high
How does this happen
My line says 8/5
Your taking away the fun of having my hopes dashed when I land on a 8/1 morning Line (hoping to catch a price).Then watch him go off at 9/5 .

Sound familiar to anyone ?
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Old 03-02-2020, 06:52 PM   #67
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I find no value in a morning line, never really have and has just gotten more obvious as time goes on. What is the value in finding a bad morning line? I haven't found any.

My home track of Remington has a horrible morning line. But it doesn't seem to have any effect on the actual betting.
craig

"i haven't found any "
i disagree completely

the bottom line is this , would your interpertation of the race change if u knew
the line was going to be 9/5 as in todays case

or would u just skip the race or would u look for some other bet

craig, you have the luxury of being there all the time if this is your line of work
but alot of players don't get to do that so they need to know in advance

what about contests ,would you structure your bets differently if u knew
ahead of time what the odds were going to be on your selections?

so that is the advantage

knowing ahead of time that the horse in question
is really 9/5 nothing more nothing less

and if i am doing this and i am a nobody
why aren't the lines makers doing it ???
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Old 03-02-2020, 06:55 PM   #68
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I don’t know what you’re trying to accomplish with all this gibberish about trying to determine the final odds.
Your comment above makes no sense. The early line maker's only function is an attempt to predict how the betting public (and otherwise) might bet the horses in any particular race.
It’s NOT to handicap the race (or "predict how it will unfold”); BIG DIFFERENCE.

How do you mirror what the tote board is doing in ADVANCE?? A mirror image is in fact a reflection of something. How do you get that reflection when there’s nothing there to begin with since the betting hasn’t even started?

BTW I would like to hear why you value a subjectively created odds line over the objectively created odds line created by the actual betting.
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guess you just glossed over post #62
especially this part

'The last time I checked it is ur job to predict how the public will
Ultimately bet the race and not to select the odds
Based on your personal interpretation'

as for the subjective line over objective

asked and answered see post t #67 response

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Old 03-02-2020, 06:57 PM   #69
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Your taking away the fun of having my hopes dashed when I land on a 8/1 morning Line (hoping to catch a price).Then watch him go off at 9/5 .

Sound familiar to anyone ?
sorry to ruin the fun porchy

the point is the truth plain and simple
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Old 03-02-2020, 09:44 PM   #70
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And please skim the pps on
Parx race 8#2(8-1)
And you tell me if any linesmaker on the planet
Should ever price this horse that high
How does this happen
My line says 8/5

So now u can tear it up all u want
How the public bets not sure to be frank but no way
He rises above 3-1
My opinion
That was nice!
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Old 03-03-2020, 01:37 PM   #71
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So we live in a world where these horses were priced this high

try not to concentrate as much on my prices and just pretend that I am way off in my interpretations .

But focus on the space between the numbers


Parx

7– bourbon honey— 10-1– I got him 4-1

Mahoning

4– double revs edge—10-1— got him 4-1


8– too short—- 10-1
Got him—- 5-2

Sunland

6– premed. —5-1— will most likely go fav— got him 2-1


9– singing Mary— 10-1— got him. 3-1

So how did this happen???
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Old 03-03-2020, 10:11 PM   #72
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serious question - do you have any examples where the ML maker is right and you are wrong? You seem to be seeing your line is ALWAYS as good or better. Am I missing something?
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Old 03-04-2020, 01:09 AM   #73
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serious question - do you have any examples where the ML maker is right and you are wrong? You seem to be seeing your line is ALWAYS as good or better. Am I missing something?
Trav
Clarify??

I’ll try and answer .

On the examples I use here
No the linesmaker
Could never be right. It’s impossible. (99percent)

I have the best simulation program going right now

So I will beat their lines every single time
There are no exceptions!!

Where I am wrong sometimes is in the projection
Of odds. This is because I see things other players
Can’t so the tote board odds sometimes are higher than
My projected odds .




Does this answer ur question
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Old 03-04-2020, 01:21 AM   #74
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Clarification

The 1 percent is usually when the horses are just
Real bad on race day and all the big players
Jump off but only happens 1 percent of the time
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Old 03-04-2020, 01:50 AM   #75
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Trav
Clarify??

I’ll try and answer .

On the examples I use here
No the linesmaker
Could never be right. It’s impossible. (99percent)

I have the best simulation program going right now

So I will beat their lines every single time
There are no exceptions!!

Where I am wrong sometimes is in the projection
Of odds. This is because I see things other players
Can’t so the tote board odds sometimes are higher than
My projected odds .




Does this answer ur question
If you used your simulation program as a betting tool, and looked for overlays to wager on...how many qualified plays would you find per day? What would your betting results be?
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