P3's an p4's
 

think there was someone on here that explained in detail on how they constructed there tickets using the ABC method. If anyone has the link to this it would be gratly apreciated

Bob

pick 3
3 horses per race. $1 ticket.= $29.00 ticket
A w/ A w/A $2

A w/ abc w/ abc $9
abc w/ A w/ abc $9
abc w/ abc w/ A $9

thats how i play it here in new orleans at the FG fri:):cool:
ps dick mitchel has a method which deals w/ more combinations, money,
and overlays. a little more complex.

Thanks
 

my friend, now how would u construct it for a p4?

here's another
 

I don't play p3's and 4's too often, but found this online and had success with it.

tix #1 = a / abc / abc = $9
tix #2 = abc / a / abd = $9
tix #3 = abd / abd / a = $9

a = key horse

for the cost of a 3x3x3 ticket ($27) you get 4 horses in each leg and if your key wins each race you cash 3 tickets. I understand all legs aren't completely covered in regards to the c and d horse, but they are usually my dark horse longshots or what if horse.

I really like this approach, makes good logical sense, and for a minor price too, and allowing for the big price horse to come in , not once but twice for a possible huge payout, very nice indeed.

Hey Patrick!

Good to hear from you! How's it going out on the roads? You now have a horse-playing colleague out there: our own Bill Varone. Driving a rig, somewhere in South Florida right about now.

Anyway, hope you are well, healthy and enjoying life.

yours,

Ted

i really think the pick 4 could be the same as the p3 BUT, one might use 2 horses in one or two races. same style though abc/abc/a....etc