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Tanico 12-19-2008 03:44 AM

Delta Downs Pick 4 12-18-2008
 
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This is from RDSS last night showing the early Pick 4. I did not play this, but I noticed how easy it could have been had. I am going to attach the images from RDSS if I can get it to work right :) I will post the results in the next message. The winner is listed on top in all 4 races using the BL Score.

Tanico 12-19-2008 03:48 AM

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Here are the results of all 4 races. Not bad for a 50 cents bet! I just wish I had played the darn thing :confused:

Bill V. 12-19-2008 04:37 AM

See it
 
Tan

You did great Your lines selection looks very much what Doc
would highlight in examples in the Follow up
Looks like you stay very much in the best of the last 3
I see off routes and mixes of sprints and routes
Are you looking at a factor for the lines ?
Anyway the BLBL line score has the winners right on top
This is good work :)

Thank you for your helpful post

Bill

Tanico 12-19-2008 05:47 PM

Hi Bill, to answer your question I was nlot looking at anything special. I just went about it the way I normally do a race.

I usualy start with the TPRL screen and eliminate the weak ones and then I move to the Segments screen and try to eliminate it down to the main 5 contenders. After that I just go to the BLBL sceen and make my final choices.

I am not sure if that is the right way to go about it but I am in a learning mode so I am open to any suggestions on what might work for other people?

Doug

BTW I used Screen Hunter to post the screen shots and found it very easy to learn. I have seen how you all make those posts with screen shots and I wanted to give it a try and Ted had told me about Snagit and Screen Hunter in an earlier email and he was on the money with his suggestions!

RichieP 12-19-2008 07:20 PM

Hi Doug
Welcome aboard and really sharp readouts! Methinks you have solid handle on all this already man.

Again welcome and Merry Christmas :)

Tanico 12-20-2008 02:12 AM

Thanks Richie, I have been reading a lot of your posts and you are a great teacher.

Merry Christmas to you and your family!


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