Good night at CT

[DELMARGRANT]

I know this is after the fact, and it is Derby week, but CT has some good scores. Race 6 at CT the 3,8 exact that RDS had paid $138 and change. Tim, aka LT, shares his selections and knowledge with me and that gave me extra confidence to bet this. Having a mentor or two helps. Tim told me he killed it tonight and I see his picks, and he is for real. RDSS is great, and thanks Ted for such a wonderful program and all those that contribute to it! I like the Japan horses in the Derby.

[Lt1]

Well done Grant. Yes it was a big night at CT yesterday. Both you and Darryl[Dar Mar] are proof that if one follows instructions and does some work and record keeping they don't need to depend on someone else to put their betting tickets on the site before making their own bets. Heck you had a nice hit last week that I lost. Keep up the good work and good luck with your Derby pick. I will be playing Parx today & Sat. I no longer waste my time on the triple crown races.
Tim

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Originally Posted by Lt1

Well done Grant. Yes it was a big night at CT yesterday. Both you and Darryl[Dar Mar] are proof that if one follows instructions and does some work and record keeping they don't need to depend on someone else to put their betting tickets on the site before making their own bets. Heck you had a nice hit last week that I lost. Keep up the good work and good luck with your Derby pick. I will be playing Parx today & Sat. I no longer waste my time on the triple crown races.
Tim

Tim, I think you may be missing the point I was making.

This isn't about anyone depending on you for bets or copying tickets.

It's about understanding the step between contenders and the wager itself. That's the part people are trying to learn from.

No one is asking you to post bets so others can follow them. The point is simply that the wager is the decision, and that's the part that isn't visible beforehand.

That's the only distinction I was trying to make.

Tom