I've added in Saturdays Results in the table below
I had a great day out at Ascot myself yesterday, it wasn't easy to find winners and I relied mostly on early placed Dutch bets and Target bets in the 4 non handicap races. Ryan Moore was red hot and that willy old Stoute slipped one in for the Queen, I doubt she had much problem surviving the stewards inquiry!!
There were an additional 4 potential race selections on the Saturday card - two of which met the live criteria.
- So this year there were 2 no: Losing Dutch frames. One of which we swerved applying the long term price trend filter. (Last year there was 1 no Losing frame which we avoided to keep a clean sheet)
The one losing Dutch bet was Aiden O'briens Sword Fighter holding off all comers from the front in the Queens Vase. His 3rd string runner @ 53.1 BFsp - 60+ before the off. Whats going on there Mr O'brien?? Almost certainly a soft ground result over the 2 miles, nothing able to run on from the back?
These may seem modest profits, whats to shout about? Playing the Dutch Frames without Targeting 234 return - a lot of punters will have done much better?
Remember this site is to demonstrate that its possible to generate a purely statistical edge against the Betfair market. A mathematical edge generated off long term data which you can rely on to hold good when the going gets tough.
The 234 return on the week involves no personal judgement calls. If you can Target bet selections successfully within the Dutch Frame and improve your returns - so much the better?
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