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Lt1 04-29-2026 11:43 AM

You are welcome Bill but is us who need to thank you for giving us this great weapon.
Tim

dadams6357 05-04-2026 06:19 PM

Tim
Thanks for the info.
Much appreciated.
Don

Lt1 05-04-2026 09:30 PM

You are welcome Don.
Tim

atlasaxis 05-05-2026 11:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shoeless (Post 159552)
Tim

Thanks again for sharing your research, even though they don't post
it I am sure you help a lot of folks out.

Jeff


Quote:

Originally Posted by Lt1 (Post 159555)
Thanks Jeff. It would be nice if folks would post their success in the races of interest section so we get an idea how folks approach their winning races. Different approaches can be helpful to the folks who are struggling.
Tim

Jeff, Tim, I think part of the reason you’re not seeing more people post their “success” is not necessarily because they don’t want to, but because they may not fully understand how to get from the contenders to a consistent wagering approach.

The research and contender work is helpful, no question. But for a lot of people, the missing piece is how that translates into an actual bet and how that bet holds up over time.

So instead of just seeing winning results after the fact, I think what would really help people is seeing how the decision is made before the race and then how it plays out, win or lose.

That’s where people can connect the dots and build something they can apply themselves.

Also, Mitch shared some detail in another thread on how he moves from contenders to constructing wagers, things like singling when a horse towers, spreading with decreasing amounts, and using DD payoffs. That kind of insight really helps connect the dots.

Just my take on why there may not be as much feedback or posted success as you’d expect.

Tom


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