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jfc 11th December 2005 11:46 AM

AusTote versus TAB Limited
 

Comparison between AusTote and TAB Limited (aka NSW).

3,223 most recent races.

pre-Commission deduction



$Aus/NSW
1+17.2%
2+17.9%
3+19.2%
4+17.2%
5+19.3%
6+17.9%
7+20.1%
8+22.0%
9+21.2%
10+19.0%
20+21.2%
30+22.7%
40+39.0%
50+38.6%


darkydog2002 11th December 2005 12:04 PM

JFC
 
Fascinating .
Much appreciated.
Cheers.
darky.

jfc 12th December 2005 07:28 AM

After noting the huge AusTote premiums on favourite Makybe Diva and some poor returns on longshots I started to wonder whether favourites were relatively underbet on AusTote and hence even better value.

So I tried that test which did not confirm my suspicions.

This one seems more conclusive.

Ignore NSW divs >= $60 (aka flukes)

It appears the roughest 3rd of NSW winners pays even better on AusTote.



NSWWinsAus/NSW
< $72,112+18.3%
>= $71,093+22.3%


darkydog2002 12th December 2005 09:19 AM

darkydog2002
 
JFC.

For such an important bit of quality information I would of thought you would get a better response from the punters than this.

Cheers.
darky.

jfc 12th December 2005 09:34 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by darkydog2002
JFC.

For such an important bit of quality information I would of thought you would get a better response from the punters than this.

Cheers.
darky.


DD,

I've been wondering that myself. But I can understand how most would not like to risk getting unwittingly involved with one further tedious interminable exchange where every phrase of mine is then subjected to analysis paralysis.

I normally put my bets on AusTote before the 20 minutes curfew so as to minimise rake, and therefore don't watch final pools much.

But my guess is that someone bets late to try and take any excess cream off the popular picks. The longshot prices are probably ignored and haphazardly benefit from this tote-crushing.

darkydog2002 12th December 2005 09:42 AM

JFC
 
I can see your point.

Analyisis paralyisis / Yes ./It then just becomes tedious and boring and the whole point of the thread is lost.

I for one will gladly accept your figures with thanks.

Cheers.
darky

KennyVictor 12th December 2005 09:48 AM

Don't mistake silence for lack of interest. Personally I found the first post a bit cryptic so wasn't sure what was going on but now I've got the drift I agree, very interesting.

KV

Sportz 12th December 2005 09:52 AM

Well, can you let me in on it, KV? I still find it cryptic. Obviously, the figures suggest that using Austote is better than the TAB, but apart from that, I'm afraid I don't quite understand them.

Sportz 12th December 2005 09:58 AM

..... or do the figures show that backing longshots on Austote does even better than backing favourites?

punter57 12th December 2005 10:05 AM

Morning all. The reason that very few are "interested" is that these kinds of stats only have relevance IF you were betting every horse in every race.Then you would win more (or lose less) on the favs, in general, on any tote OR with any bookie, as is already well known. This is because the favs are OBVIOUSLY in with some chance while the outsiders are often deliberately sent for practice, to get race fit etc etc but NOT to win (ie you shouldn't bet those ones). The reason JFC is so "tediously" taken to task so often is that (perhaps) he can only see one way to select horses and that he then alienates the other punters by using "provocative" comments like in POST 3, where the "surprise" winners (not to those who bet them!!) are "aka flukes" despite the many times that the same horse OR that horse's trainer pulls off these flukes. Stats can NEVER tell the whole story and my new thread will expand on this theme; ie why stats are a waste of time for "serious" punters (in horseracing). Cheers....... until soon.


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