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#41
11th November 2007, 02:43 PM
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"Look outside the box". Now there's an approach no one ever thought of before! 
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#42
11th November 2007, 05:45 PM
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Hey Crash youre a funny buggar, the reason I said to look outside the box is because everyone has looked inside it and taken nearly everythiong out,but you never know what they may have discarded or dropped so it makes sense to look outside.
BUT I BOW TO FORUM SENIORITY. ALL HAIL CRASH
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#43
12th November 2007, 06:31 AM
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Well I was bored and you set yourself up. All light hearted of course :-)
Yeah your right, but we don't all line up to give away our money by betting on the obvious favorites every race. Most punters here are better than that. The big problem for punters is 'habit'. They can be losing for years but they will keep doing what they are doing because they are comfortable with it [I do it myself but I think they have improved over the years]. We could talk about value or looking outside the box and a heap of other things until the cows come home, but punters will continue to bet on what they think will win, regardless of price. They will continue to bet in very poor betting races and have too many bets [often a bet in every race on a card]. They are also very unlikely to spend more that 10min. effort deciding which horse to bet on either etc. etc. Last edited by crash : 12th November 2007 at 06:45 AM.
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#44
12th November 2007, 09:40 AM
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I agree with all you say Crash,like many others I do tend to staywith the market horses but after watching the replays of the races many times I conciously go looking for those hidden nuggets each Saturday. Sometimes youre right and most times youre wrong,but when youre right it only takes one to turn your day a nd sometimes your whole year around.HAPPY PUNTING.
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