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Betting the multiples the professionals' way
MIX 'EM UP FOR THE MAGIC
If you know how your odds are related to percentages it is easy to pick out two or more horses and them to make you a profit, no matter which ones win. Professional punters use this approach all the time.
Bookies are thoroughly familiar with the percentages of the game and any punter with a serious intention to make money at betting should follow the lead of the bagmen and get to know the percentage tables equally as well as they do.
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THE MANY MOODS OF MULTI-BETS
Special Report
The late Eric Connolly, one of the great punters in his heyday, always maintained that the key factor in betting was obtaining VALUE, and that every punter should know all about the meaning of odds.
He said: "When punters start dual betting, and making savers, they seldom realise the short odds they sometimes accept." To illuminate his point, Connolly pointed to the punters who backed the first two favourites in a race.
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Secrets of the bookies
PRICELINE WARFARE! (Part 2)
How do bookies survive these days, when the off-course tote offers such fierce competition, and when many punters are clued-up with accurate 'true' markets and are successfully seeking overlay plays?
Survival comes through betting tighter figures, and by many of the bagmen becoming what are known as 'gambling opinion bookies' in that they are risktakers, and are prepared to adventurously 'lay' those horses they have assessed as being no-chance prospects.
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Why bookmakers hold the edge
SECRETS OF THE BAGMEN! (Part 1)
In these crisis-ridden days for bookmakers, and When the tote seems to be inexorably overhauling them (alas!), it's timely, I believe, to have a look at what makes these bagmen tick. What, in fact, are the secrets of making a 'book' work? How do the bookies manage to survive, and how fair are they in their dealings with the punters?
We all know, in a general sense, how bookies operate. They offer you a price about a horse and you, by betting on it, are 'buying' that price. It's a classic marketplace, where the bookmaker puts a price on a horse and you have a free decision whether to accept that price, or take the option of looking elsewhere, to another bookmaker or to the tote machine.
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How to take aim for annual profits
FOLLOW THE CHARTS
Betting is all about percentages. A bookie makes a 'percentage book' and punters try to beat him.The bookie, then, is much like the manager of a supermarket - he puts up prices which he hopes the public will 'buy', but, of course, no-one is forced to buy on a fielder's terms, especially if a quote about a selection is less than its true chance of winning.
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