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Originally Posted by clore1030
I should amend that as I once played a pick three many years ago. I had faith in two of the three legs where the horse was a likely odds-on, and had two selections in the remaining race. So, I bought two tickets and cashed in on a 26 dollar pick three. It was the only way I could get any value out of the situation, a rare one in which I found three consecutive races in which I felt confident.
I've never played one since.
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I don't think I'd play Pick3s in Europe; it's quite difficult to win one in a row there.
At some U.S. tracks the Pick3 is a fantastic bet. I usually select two horses per leg for an eight dollar investment.
This is anecdotal, but last Sunday I hit the first Pick3 at Aqueduct. It paid $595 for a two dollar investment. So, I got half of that for my $8. Hard to disregard that kind of return.