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Today's selections:
Wyong 1/3, 11, 14 2/16 7/15 Rocky 1/5, 8 2/8 7/13 Seymour 4/5 7/7 Albany 2/3 3/2, 5, 8, 9, 10, 12, 15 4/1, 4 5/10, 12 7/6 Moonee Valley 3/2 Isn't today according to the Mayan calender the end of the world? |
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Nah, don't worry about it. That's tomorrow. ;) |
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You must be an optimist ! Cheers LG |
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If it happens it will show those naysayers something. Without plan A the believers are not going to be around to gloat |
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That's the way I look at it too. But to dispel the myth and with it the secret hope of many, the calendar doesn't in fact signifies the end of the world but the end of a cycle. Slight but significant difference. Like winning or losing, both are part of punting. |
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I lay to a liability every day ( and night ) on the exchange. There are several products which you can use. Evolution is free and i can't believe anyone would use BF's interface in preference to Evo once they try it. Evo doesn't do SP tho. When I read your reply to my post #104 I thought you must have been under the impression that you couldn't lay to a liability on the exchange but wasn't sure. |
Speedy Ben,
not knowing about bots but from what I read here about them I got the impression that they all only applied to the exchange and not S.P. |
Betting Assistant can be used to make SP backs & lays
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That's my take on it too... this could be all about: Out with the old, in with the new. A major turning point - whatever that relates to may well be down to one's own personal perception(s)? We shall see ! Cheers LG |
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Atlas Shrugged, And kept the world spinning on his shoulders for another 24 hours at least, whilst he had a think.. Here's to the next chapter chaps, and perhaps a wee drink? LG |
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Due to the end of the world this Friday, December 21st, 2012, Tabcorp can not guarantee fulfilling payouts on any future Jackpots arising from exotic wagers placed on this date. In the likely event of a big wad of cash sitting in our fat account our policy is that withheld monies will be divided amongst members of the Board for maintenance of the Tabcorp bunker in an undisclosed location. The Board would like to thank you for your contribution over the years and wish you a very fast apocalypse. |
Will it be after the races are finished, do you know?
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And just when I think I've found the holy grail.
Oh crap!! |
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Hehe wd funny. |
Yesterday there were 22 smiles from the 22 selections for a profit of $13.39.
Do we know exactly how and when the world will end? And if so, is it Daylight Savings time or not? I've forgotten but didn't our beloved P.M. state this a week or so ago even though some people believed she was joshing us? Should I prepare today's selections for lay D.S's Outsiders method just when I thought yesterday's profit of $13.39 was putting the method back on track. Oh, what to do? It is too confusing and upsetting, I wish it was all over right now. |
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I think they said midnight on 21 Dec 2012 Mayan time so for us that would be tomorrow some time so you might as well list today's selections. |
" our beloved P.M. "
Thought you were a Trinadadian(?) MG. No matter though, we are all doomed sometime today apparently. |
Thanks, T.O. but I am now even more upset because I've got another 24 hours of this excrutiating suffering. Ah well be positive, it'll soon be all over. In spite of that I'm still concerned that there's no horse racing in the afterlife...does anyone know the answer to this?
Jose, I'm only Trinidadian when the West Indies are playing cricket, especially when they are winning. |
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Think you will find there is plenty of action out there. Very poor internet connection however so bit difficult to check the results. Ho hum, bit of a bu**er! LG |
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Hi Michaelg, In the situation I was facing, to the point of desperation, where I just simply couldn't find an answer, I consulted the calender and predictions of 'Bernie'. According to his prophecies, our lives actually ended as we know it, the very second we filled out our first TAB ticket or had a casual flutter at the track. So in truth our lives have already ended and we are merely killing time in a world of suspended reality, where the only things that matter are the punt, a good tipple and the love of a fine feline. :D On a brighter note, I managed to squeeze in 10 pints and get a leg over last night, all due to the possibility of the world ending. On a more serious note, whatever happens, please don't end the world before before the last leg of the Quaddie at Canterbury tonight. Pppppplease!!!!!........ |
TheSchmile, I hope you get time to spend the winnings from tonight's Canterbury's quaddie, so too all winning punters because we can't take it with us.
Today's selections: Canterbury 1/1, 2 2/2 4/7 5/9 8/4 Moonee Valley 5/10 6/2 7/3, 9 Geraldton 3/1, 5, 14 5/6 6/5 7/6, 7 Wagga 1/5, 13 3/10, 16, 17 4/5 6/7, 9 Lismore 3/7, 12 6/8, 15, 18 7/8, 9, 13 Wangaratta 2/1, 2, 4, 10 3/11 4/1, 7 7/8 8/10, 11 Ipswich 1/5, 10, 11 3/1, 13 4/11, 13 5/8, 10, 11 6/9, 12 7/8 |
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LG - I think they have a cloud server or two up there so the inter-galactic-net should be pretty good. Quote:
MG - I think there are a few good horses going around up there like Phar Lap, Carbine, Seabiscuit, Dufflecoat Supreme and Mr Ed to name just a few. Should make for an interesting race or two although they've all had a pretty decent spell. |
" Jose, I'm only Trinidadian when the West Indies are playing cricket, especially when they are winning. "
Fair enough. Long time no drinks tho. |
Yes, they would've died of thirst a long time ago, but fortunately they won the 20/20 World Cup just a few months ago.
I didn't have a bet, didn't have the courage to do so. |
Can't go the 20/20 game myself MG.
Alright for those with an attention span of a goldfish IMHO. Don't mind the one day game, but much prefer the 5 day game. Bit more like "Cricket" if you will. Having said that, it would have suited your boys down to the ground about 25 years ago, Viv, big Joel, etc. |
Hi, Jose. I like all the three forms of cricket. One of my friends (Aussie) is very disappointed if a Test match ends in a draw even if Australia comes from an impossible position to attain the draw. He says a draw is a waste of five days.
I don't know if I can agree with the "attention span" theory. I remember some time ago reading in a Pommie magazine that the reason why we Aussies like the rugby codes and not football is that we have a short attention span especially when it comes to low scoring games. |
To each his own I suppose MG.
Some of the great contests have ended in draws, again IMHO. I tend to be a bit old fashioned though. |
Well its midnight, I can say I've managed to have a laugh after having read the last dozen posts so all good if nothing else lol.
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Yes, Jose, to each his own.
Yesterday there were 55 smiles from the 56 selections for a profit of $31.26. To date (15 days) there have been 451 smiles from 552 selections for a profit of $75.46. |
A correction. The above posting should read 541 (not 451) smiles from 552 selections. Maybe the relief of the world not ending overnight has affected my typing.
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Today's selections:
Warwick Farm 6/5, 13 7/4 Dombeen 2/6 8/19 M'ville 6/2 8/9, 15 Darwin 4/6 Kembla 1/12 4/6, 13 5/7, 11 7/11 Hobart 4/3, 9, 10, 12 5/4, 8 7/10 Moree 6/16 Gold Coast 2/1, 7, 9, 10 7/9, 10 8/11, 12 Toowoomba 2/4, 10 3/10 4/5, 6, 10 5/8 Ascot 6/14, 15, 16 7/4, 10, 11 |
From yesterday's 42 selections there were 41 smiles for a profit of $14.02.
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Today's selections;
Taree 1/9 3/8, 10 4/12 6/2, 7 Sun Coast 3/10 5/7, 11, 12 7/13, 14 8/2 Queanbeyn 4/4, 6, 8, 10 5/5, 6, 12 6/10 Ballarat 2/3 3/4,12 4/3, 12 8/13 Horsham 3/10 6/6, 10, 12, 13 7/13 Port Lincoln 6/9 7/3, 10 8/7 Bunbury 1/2 2/11, 12, 14 3/1, 11 4/7, 8, 12 5/10 7/2, 4, 9 |
A good day. There were 49 smiles from the 49 selections for a profit of $36.86.
There have now been 631 smiles from 643 selections for a profit of $126.34. It's still maintaining it's strike rate of 98%. |
Today's selections:
Tamworth 1/6 2/5 3/3, 15 4/11, 13 6/10, 11 Orange 2/6, 8, 10 5/11 6/11 7/2, 12 Sale 3/3 4/7, 10 7/3, 11 8/12, 14 |
From today's 22 selections there were 22 smiles for a profit of $15.93.
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Today's selections:
Rosehill 4/5 7/15 8/15, 19 Caulfield 8/7 Eagle Farm 4/7 Morphetville 5/4, 14, 16 7/2 8/12 Wodonga 3/1 6/11, 14 Newcastle 1/6 4/4, 12 5/1, 7, 12, 13 Ballina 3/10 4/4, 7, 12, 13 5/7, 11 Devenport 3/8, 10, 11, 12 4/2 7/4, 8, 9 Pinjarra 5/10, 13, 14, 17, 18 7/11, 12 Geelong 4/1, 4 6/7 |
Correction - Geelong R6 is not a qualifying race as there are only 8 starters.
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Another correction - Caulfield R8 is not a qualifying race because there are less than 9 runners.
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A bad day today. There were 36 smiles from 38 selections for a loss of $34.08. One of the accidents was $297 on S.P. and won easily, and the second accident was at single figures.
However, I noticed both of them had been credited 3.5 points or more in the From column on the D.S. Worksheet. I checked this and discovered there are quite a few winners and placegetters, especially if its last start was 14 days or less. I even considered applying this as an each-way method but the strike rate is not all that high and one could easily lose patience. From tomorrow if a selection has 3.5 or more Form points it becomes a no-selection. In spite of today's two accidents the method is currently $118.19 in profit. |
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