7th March 2013, 09:20 AM
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Thanks, RP.
Because of the interest you've now created I've double-checked the results.
Laying for a $33 liability there have been (including the five days of testing period) 1674 selections for 1706 smiles for a profit of $431. If layed for the current $999 liability then the profit would have been approximately $13,000.
Laying for a $333 liability there have been 755 selections for 739 smiles for a profit of $2,040. If layed for the current $999 liability then the profit would have been approximately $6,000.
Laying for a $999 liability there have been 137 selections for 134 smiles for a loss of $690.
I must admit there was a close-call yesterday with Newcastle 6/12. The filter that prevented it from becoming an accident was that it was equal-fourth in the Unitab rankings.
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