Kempton Park (Britain, yesterday) race number 3. The absolute leader of Tropical Song Win- 1.18 Place 1.10. Usually on a horse of this level the movement of the coefficients is the same, but then I was discouraged. The Win market fell to 1.26 and continued to fall lower already to 1.18, and the Market Place went surprisingly up to 1.13 and fell to 1.08 only in the last minutes before the start and then jumped to 1.10. Such a kef can be given on a horse, the coefficient for winning which is in the region of 1.35-1.45. In this case, the place should be 1.05-1.06. Why put 1.18 on the win, if at 1.13 you can bet that the horse will take one of the three prize places. Where is common sense? It's probably not worth looking for on horse races. Although what's the difference, on such "inadequate" movements make money even easier and better.
I never thought that it would come to that I have to save deals. 25 races a week without taxes, such is the Betfar directive concerning the Australian market. It became clear that the strategy should be changed. Transactions began to choose more scrupulously, in order to get a decent profit. Restraining sobbing missed a lot of moments where you could cut down on the fast-paced. Strangely enough, the quality interrupted the amount, the minuses disappeared, the profit remained at the level. I wonder .. There is nothing definite about the English races. On the market Place, where I consistently padded do not get hung up, I was not satisfied with the size of the expected profit. Immediately went to Win, two days played with a normal result, but got it in an incomprehensible way. The most painful issue, I can not understand how on the shills to determine the level of the coefficients, resulting in a large overall disagreement, many pluses, but also the cons are not small. This game hits the nerves and takes out both halves of the brain. Then the day took a break from the real races, but all day long I was thinking and trying to catch non-standard thoughts from my spilled brains and it seems that I succeeded. The next two days showed that the idea is viable and that trading on British races is not any worse than on Australian ... ease. Of course, I'm not happy, everything will be arranged in places by distance. In three months it will be possible to draw the first conclusions. Moving on!
On the back of the jockey was a big star, and under it a horse with a mega-nickname Jopa. She wagged the coefficients well and almost won, the second came, the atom would be exactly Star Jopa.
