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For it to be an accurate trial any race where a 10-1 shot runs first or second needs to count. Randall gets place money every time whether the horse runs first or second. If the favorite finishes on top of the 10-1 shot then you get the exacta. Otherwise you get nothing.
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It seems to me, and why I bet WP, is that your chances of being able to cash a ticket will occur more often than if you're only betting the chalk over the longshot you like best in the exacta. Of course you could always solve this problem by approaching your bet like DaHoss aforementioned.
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You all need to remove my quote from your post as I did not include both race result scenarios. I have edited my post.
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Grits,
Everything is right with it. If you don't want to be involved at all, you don't have to....The differential is going to be exactly the same whether the win is figured in or not. Check my numbers today and you will see that. A chimp can figure that the differential will prove which side is the better bet....but the total payout is going to be shown. |
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Well Snipes, Andy agrees with you.
Yes...here is how it works....ANY race where a 10-1 or more finishes first or second counts. There are two column you are computing....column 1 is variable X which equals the place price which will ALWAYS be of some value.....column 2 is Y which equals zero if the horse won or finished second to anyone other than the favorite and Y equals the exacta price only when the horse finished second AND the favorite won. Now, if two 10-1 plus horses run first and second they both count as the race is effectively TWO examples. Do not think of these as races....just examples for the study. In this case, obviously, there will be two different X numbers and Y will equal zero for both. Thus it looks like I have to add to my total for today and the study will go much quicker b/c rather than races, it will be total outcomes for longshots 10-1 or over in the win or place spot... |
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This study will fly. Thanks Snipes |
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DAY ONE MARCH 8, 2007 PERFECT FINAL STANDINGS (LOL-at last)
Gulfstream: Race 6-- Grits: 24.40 RS: 31.80 Race 8-- Grits: 39.80 RS: 50.00 Race 9-- Grits: 38.20 RS: 55.00 Aqueduct: Race 1-- Grits: 14.00 RS: 6.50 Race 7-- Grits: 36.60 RS: 48.80+9.10=57.90 Santa Anita: Race 5--Grits: 26.60 RS: 37.80 ++ show where multiple 10-1's were figured in as to Snipes point. An increase of 9.10 due to the new scoring. DAY ONE FINAL: Grits- 179.60 RS: 239.00 Total Number of 10-1's or higher in spots 1 or 2: (7) |
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Not only that, it will make it go faster. I think it will be done within 20 racing days. |
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RS, in posting the results, at the bottom where noting the number of longshots ITM, can you make note of the exacta wagers that hit, as well?
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Just thinking out loud here....
If you bet WP and your horse runs first or second you will always cash the place wager. If you bet W & Chalk/your selection, and your horse runs first or second then you will probably cash your exacta ticket about 33% of the time...(assuming that favorites win a third of the time)... Doesn't it come down to... the average exacta payouts that you cash need to be more than 3 times the average place payouts that you cash???... |