Hmmm, okay. Well, I don't know. Perhaps the TAB system was playing up so much that some punters couldn't get their bets on or maybe some refused to bet because they didn't know what their horse was really paying!

It's a real mystery. I was stunned when I saw the odds compared to the other TABs.

I'm not sure if anyone else back checks the results section of Unitab but I did when I needed to know either the Unitab ratings or whether a horse finished first last start (or any other form factor). Now, as it's not working, I can't do that. Can anyone else access this area?

I'm in Victoria and don't have an account with them. Can someone with an account please email them and ask about the results service?

Looks like they well and truly screwed us all.

One can see that it was designed by a mob who don't punt at all.

The print is made smaller than before with heaps of empty space around it - Why?

Hopefully the 2 years of past results will be re-instated.

It is still not a patch on the old Black background version they once had.
The navigation on that was brilliant.

They should have a move forward/ backward key as they once had.

I feel this upgrade is worse than the previous upgrade, especially with the smaller print size.

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Cheers.

As far as the small print..........hold down the control key on your keyboard and scroll in or out with your mouse wheel.

Up until today that old site with the black background worked, but they have removed it now.



PS just checked those site are still there and you can do all your backtesting just change the date.

i'd say you were spot on this time

i've completed an analysis to try and explain the unusually low dividend --comparing pool size between RACE 6 and RACE 7 (Turnbull Stakes)

NSW + 46.5%
STAB + 61.5%
UNI Tab - 35.5%

it looks like their system crashed at the wrong time which was unfortunate for those punters who had placed their bets early -- it seems a great % were on the winning horse!

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