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The egg man
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Carlsbad, California
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Thanks Richard
I can't say I agree with your views but I respect your excellent postings.
I very rarely think about what the whales are doing when I make my bets. I talked about this with you 2 years ago at Pace and Cap day @Saratoga I don't care what anybody else is doing, I can't let the odds bother me Yes I don't want to play chalk but I will if its the best play, I can work with favorites in double, pick 3's and Pick 4's. Because the whales don't win every race, I have a chance in the play to hit a price and increase my win dollars tremendously If you look at the tickets I post I usually single at least 1 leg and that leg usually is on the chalk. My only goals in this game are to make a profit and to do better every day with my 20 race cycles I can't say what Doc would be doing in today's racing- Nobody knows for sure. Anyway, I am sure your thinking is the right way. Good Skill Bill |
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