Tote Places!!!WTF!!!!!!!

avanza Wrote:

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> The tote is a pool based system. You can't blame
> the tote????


that's why I say....the more you win....the more you lose....

I dno? Maybe I'm being un reasonable?

ShezaPunter Wrote:

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> I dno? Maybe I'm being un reasonable?

If gambling was fair, you should be paid double as you have played a multiple.......twice the risk should = twice the reward and so forth and same applies if a treble has been selected. Just goes to show you and i remain winning loosers!!!!!!!!!(td)

donbetright Wrote:

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> ShezaPunter Wrote:
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> > I dno? Maybe I'm being un reasonable?
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> If gambling was fair, you should be paid double as
> you have played a multiple.......twice the risk
> should = twice the reward and so forth and same
> applies if a treble has been selected. Just goes
> to show you and i remain winning
> loosers!!!!!!!!!(td)

You guys also need to grow up. Decide if you are playing for fun, or playing to make money. If you playing for money, you need to consider the advice give by A Beyer In one of his books which goes something like: anyone can pick a winner/s, but we spent nearly all our time available on the picking and hardly any on HOW we going to use our finds.

An example was a mate who really liked Blueridge Mountain on Met day, and also Capetown Noir. After days of preaching the same sermon he finally decided to bank both in a jackpot with 2 fields and along came Martial Eagle in the Met at 75/1.

Beyer suggests we leave a much greater percentage of our time considering how to maximise our plays. Decide for yourself if you just want to keep contributing to the pool, then carry on listening to people who are nett losers at gambling...like racing officials and almost everyone on TV.

Jack Dash Wrote:

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> donbetright Wrote:
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> > > I dno? Maybe I'm being un reasonable?
> >
> > If gambling was fair, you should be paid double
> as
> > you have played a multiple.......twice the risk
> > should = twice the reward and so forth and same
> > applies if a treble has been selected. Just
> goes
> > to show you and i remain winning
> > loosers!!!!!!!!!(td)
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> You guys also need to grow up. Decide if you are
> playing for fun, or playing to make money. If you
> playing for money, you need to consider the advice
> give by A Beyer In one of his books which goes
> something like: anyone can pick a winner/s, but we
> spent nearly all our time available on the picking
> and hardly any on HOW we going to use our finds.
>
>
> An example was a mate who really liked Blueridge
> Mountain on Met day, and also Capetown Noir.
> After days of preaching the same sermon he finally
> decided to bank both in a jackpot with 2 fields
> and along came Martial Eagle in the Met at 75/1.
>
> Beyer suggests we leave a much greater percentage
> of our time considering how to maximise our plays.
> Decide for yourself if you just want to keep
> contributing to the pool, then carry on listening
> to people who are nett losers at gambling...like
> racing officials and almost everyone on TV.


(tu)(tu)(tu)

Here we go again and would have to say Sheza, as a regular visitor/ contributor to the site, if you had taken in 10% of the threads and logical information posted you must be aware that taking an ATC bet using any tote structure is NOT a clever thing to do.

Jack Dash Wrote:

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> donbetright Wrote:
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> > > I dno? Maybe I'm being un reasonable?
> >
> > If gambling was fair, you should be paid double
> as
> > you have played a multiple.......twice the risk
> > should = twice the reward and so forth and same
> > applies if a treble has been selected. Just
> goes
> > to show you and i remain winning
> > loosers!!!!!!!!!(td)
>
> You guys also need to grow up. Decide if you are
> playing for fun, or playing to make money. If you
> playing for money, you need to consider the advice
> give by A Beyer In one of his books which goes
> something like: anyone can pick a winner/s, but we
> spent nearly all our time available on the picking
> and hardly any on HOW we going to use our finds.
>
>
> An example was a mate who really liked Blueridge
> Mountain on Met day, and also Capetown Noir.
> After days of preaching the same sermon he finally
> decided to bank both in a jackpot with 2 fields
> and along came Martial Eagle in the Met at 75/1.
>
> Beyer suggests we leave a much greater percentage
> of our time considering how to maximise our plays.
> Decide for yourself if you just want to keep
> contributing to the pool, then carry on listening
> to people who are nett losers at gambling...like
> racing officials and almost everyone on TV.


I would suggest every battling punter on the site reads this thread until you can repeat it off by heart .........and then repeat it every morning before placing your bets for the day.
(tu)(tu)(tu)

rob faux Wrote:

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> > > > I dno? Maybe I'm being un reasonable?
> > >
> > > If gambling was fair, you should be paid
> double
> > as
> > > you have played a multiple.......twice the
> risk
> > > should = twice the reward and so forth and
> same
> > > applies if a treble has been selected. Just
> > goes
> > > to show you and i remain winning
> > > loosers!!!!!!!!!(td)
> >
> > You guys also need to grow up. Decide if you
> are
> > playing for fun, or playing to make money. If
> you
> > playing for money, you need to consider the
> advice
> > give by A Beyer In one of his books which goes
> > something like: anyone can pick a winner/s, but
> we
> > spent nearly all our time available on the
> picking
> > and hardly any on HOW we going to use our finds.
>
> >
> >
> > An example was a mate who really liked
> Blueridge
> > Mountain on Met day, and also Capetown Noir.
> > After days of preaching the same sermon he
> finally
> > decided to bank both in a jackpot with 2 fields
> > and along came Martial Eagle in the Met at
> 75/1.
> >
> > Beyer suggests we leave a much greater
> percentage
> > of our time considering how to maximise our
> plays.
> > Decide for yourself if you just want to keep
> > contributing to the pool, then carry on
> listening
> > to people who are nett losers at
> gambling...like
> > racing officials and almost everyone on TV.
>
>
> I would suggest any battling punter on the site
> reads this post until you can repeat it off by
> heart .........and then repeat it every morning
> before placing your bets for the day.
> (tu)(tu)(tu)

scotia Wrote:

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> Here we go again and would have to say Sheza, as a
> regular visitor/ contributor to the site, if you
> had taken in 10% of the threads and logical
> information posted you must be aware that taking
> an ATC bet using any tote structure is NOT a
> clever thing to do.

You are right Scotia..silly move on my side....that being said-this has been the 1st time in ages that I played a atc on the tote due to the very same reason.. But as I said I just rushed down to the tote near work..next time-ill rush down to the KFC rather.lol

You guys must not keep making the same mistake of believing that tote betting is for the public.
They want to get rid of bookmakers but I get better odds with the bookies everytime, including fixed odds on doubles and a wider range of exotics. Yes, Yes, I know that the jackpot and pick six are exclusive to the tote and they know it, that is why they take a bigger percentage commission on exotic bets like these.

It's simple guys 3/100 bookies offering = r1. When the billy goat have fucked you of 26%