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  • Chris B.C Offline
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    Chris B.
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    @JK said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    @JK said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    Nah mate small stakes for random shit like that.

    There are two bets actually, both have the same 3 legs down and both have roosters to win as 4th leg. They both have different final legs which will discuss IF 4th leg gets up, along with possible hedge options to lock in a return. Oh and both can't win.

    One is $50 to $16,037 so ony $321.75 to $1
    The other is $25 to $22,095 so $884.81 to $1

    So the Roosters got up which means my multis are still live. Tense game!

    One (the $50 one) has final leg as All Blacks to win world cup. The other ($25) has England to win.

    Assuming England beat france and we both win quarters we should meet in the semis and then one progress to final and one live bet. Not sure would have the balls to ride it out so could hedge it with a big bet on the opposition.

    I will be taking great interest in most games from here on in!

    I'd imagine you'd be pretty delighted if Wales win the other semi - Wales at $4.25 a much more attractive hedge than SA at $2.27!

    https://www.tab.co.nz/sports/competition/2003/matches

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  • HoorooH Offline
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    Hooroo
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    Had a great weekend on the punt. The Polly ride annoyed me as we were screaming for the jockey to let her role forward earlier. Nothing came from the back apart from her and she went down a neck. Frustrating.

    Went to dinner at Ortega to celebrate her prep and decided to flag the rugby. That was a good decision.

    In the paddock now until December

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  • mariner4lifeM Offline
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    @Hooroo me too! I turned a couple of my bonus bets in to big winners today. Both my accounts suddenly very healthy

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  • JKJ Offline
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    replied to Chris B. on last edited by JK
    #1385

    @Chris-B said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    @JK said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    @JK said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    Nah mate small stakes for random shit like that.

    There are two bets actually, both have the same 3 legs down and both have roosters to win as 4th leg. They both have different final legs which will discuss IF 4th leg gets up, along with possible hedge options to lock in a return. Oh and both can't win.

    One is $50 to $16,037 so ony $321.75 to $1
    The other is $25 to $22,095 so $884.81 to $1

    So the Roosters got up which means my multis are still live. Tense game!

    One (the $50 one) has final leg as All Blacks to win world cup. The other ($25) has England to win.

    Assuming England beat france and we both win quarters we should meet in the semis and then one progress to final and one live bet. Not sure would have the balls to ride it out so could hedge it with a big bet on the opposition.

    I will be taking great interest in most games from here on in!

    I'd imagine you'd be pretty delighted if Wales win the other semi - Wales at $4.25 a much more attractive hedge than SA at $2.27!

    https://www.tab.co.nz/sports/competition/2003/matches

    SA are $2.75 at the moment, only a 4.5point head start. So three options.

    1. Let it ride....@$22k on the line....well really its just the $50 outlay (or so I keep telling myself)
    2. Chuck approx $8k on SA at $2.75 meaning $22k return and $14k profit for either winner
    3. Try double up and take SA +4.5 @ $1.90. Means $11k bet required and worst case (ie England win by 5 or more) then an $11k return. BUT if SA win or England win by 4 points or less then return would be $22k plus another $10k from the SA +4.5

    Interested in any other ideas tho.

    Decisions...decisions

    The ticket....

    alt text

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  • Billy WebbB Offline
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    Billy Webb
    replied to JK on last edited by
    #1386

    @JK sounds like you're a winner whatever way it goes JK. Sweet work fella.

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  • JKJ Offline
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    JK
    replied to Billy Webb on last edited by
    #1387

    @Billy-Webb said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    @JK sounds like you're a winner whatever way it goes JK. Sweet work fella.

    Thanks mate. Love having a crack at this sort of stuff.

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  • Billy WebbB Offline
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    #1388

    @JK said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    @Chris-B said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    @JK said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    @JK said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    Nah mate small stakes for random shit like that.

    There are two bets actually, both have the same 3 legs down and both have roosters to win as 4th leg. They both have different final legs which will discuss IF 4th leg gets up, along with possible hedge options to lock in a return. Oh and both can't win.

    One is $50 to $16,037 so ony $321.75 to $1
    The other is $25 to $22,095 so $884.81 to $1

    So the Roosters got up which means my multis are still live. Tense game!

    One (the $50 one) has final leg as All Blacks to win world cup. The other ($25) has England to win.

    Assuming England beat france and we both win quarters we should meet in the semis and then one progress to final and one live bet. Not sure would have the balls to ride it out so could hedge it with a big bet on the opposition.

    I will be taking great interest in most games from here on in!

    I'd imagine you'd be pretty delighted if Wales win the other semi - Wales at $4.25 a much more attractive hedge than SA at $2.27!

    https://www.tab.co.nz/sports/competition/2003/matches

    SA are $2.75 at the moment, only a 4.5point head start. So three options.

    1. Let it ride....@$22k on the line....well really its just the $50 outlay (or so I keep telling myself)
    2. Chuck approx $8k on SA at $2.75 meaning $22k return and $14k profit for either winner
    3. Try double up and take SA +4.5 @ $1.90. Means $11k bet required and worst case (ie England win by 5 or more) then an $11k return. BUT if SA win or England win by 4 points or less then return would be $22k plus another $10k from the SA +4.5

    Interested in any other ideas tho.

    Decisions...decisions

    The ticket....

    alt text

    Fark me. That is one helluva bet coming in there!

    But the Boks are going to win. So make your call accordingly 😉

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  • Chris B.C Offline
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    Chris B.
    replied to JK on last edited by
    #1389

    @JK I guess the sensible thing is to lock in the $14K return - but, where's the fun in that!** 🙂

    You could do a sort of mini hedge on SA - combination of 1 and 2 - by chucking say $1K on South Africa. - so you get something if they win, but you're well invested in England.

    ** The fun is in spending the loot! 🙂

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  • B Offline
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    bayimports
    wrote on last edited by
    #1390

    yeah the $14k looks the way to go I guess. curious did you have other variations that didn't work? That is one seriously good bet, well done regardless.

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  • JKJ Offline
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    JK
    wrote on last edited by
    #1391

    @JK said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    Try double up and take SA +4.5 @ $1.90. Means $11k bet required and worst case (ie England win by 5 or more) then an $11k return. BUT if SA win or England win by 4 points or less then return would be $22k plus another $10k from the SA +4.5

    Actually option 3 I explained wrong. $32k is only if England win by 4 points of less. Otherwise its $11k if any other result.

    Im hoping more $$ comes for England and odds push out to $3 and 5.5 points head start. Would be a lot better to hedge or play a middle.

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  • JKJ Offline
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    JK
    replied to bayimports on last edited by JK
    #1392

    @bayimports said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    yeah the $14k looks the way to go I guess. curious did you have other variations that didn't work? That is one seriously good bet, well done regardless.

    Yeah had same bet with All blacks win. And earlier had 4 others, one with NZ win cricket, one with india win cricket and then eng / nz rwc options. All just on bonus bets that I had to use up back in Feb

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  • HoorooH Offline
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    Hooroo
    replied to JK on last edited by
    #1393

    @JK said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    @bayimports said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    yeah the $14k looks the way to go I guess. curious did you have other variations that didn't work? That is one seriously good bet, well done regardless.

    Yeah had same bet with All blacks win. And earlier had 4 others, one with NZ win cricket, one with india win cricket and then eng / nz rwc options. All just on bonus bets that I had to use up back in Feb

    Now you look here!!!!!! You play the $14k and you celebrate a massive win.

    You’ve made your bed and there is champagne and roses at the bedside! Enjoy that shit!!!!

    Imagine a 80 min draw and you get nothing!! Take the guaranteed $14k and do some thing elaborate that you wouldn’t otherwise spend the money on!!!

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  • Chris B.C Offline
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    Chris B.
    replied to Hooroo on last edited by
    #1394

    @Hooroo Yeah - good advice!

    That's what I've already done with my comparatively tiny England bet (because I've given the TAB quite a bit of cash with insurance bets in recent times)!

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  • Billy WebbB Offline
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    Billy Webb
    wrote on last edited by
    #1395

    Back in 2007 a mate of mine had the Boks at 14-1 a few months before the RWC started. (Remember we looked really shite before that RWC and Jake White was almost fired just before it).

    Placed a 100K pound bet on them, figuring he will lay it off as their odds are sure to improve as the tournament progresses.
    Never did lay off even 1 pence. BIG balls.

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  • mariner4lifeM Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #1396

    See the field for the "Golden Eagle" at Rosehill? It's a bit shit for a race with that prize money.

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    JK
    replied to mariner4life on last edited by
    #1397

    @mariner4life said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    See the field for the "Golden Eagle" at Rosehill? It's a bit shit for a race with that prize money.

    Yeah not special. Really like the inevitable but think arcadia queen prob wins.

    Melody belle opened pretty short for her race but out to $3.50 now. Didnt do much last time in Aus so be interesting to see how she stacks up now 18months on

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    bayimports
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    Totally agree about the field, would love to have a horse that was good enough before this race also gets a reputation

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  • mariner4lifeM Offline
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    #1399

    whereas the Coolmore might be the race of the spring, and the Empire Rose might not be far behind.

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  • SmudgeS Offline
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    Overhearing members of our work social club discussing the moral issues about running a Melbourne Cup event.

    I give up.

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    @Smudge said in Rough tips and other bets...:

    Overhearing members of our work social club discussing the moral issues about running a Melbourne Cup event.

    I give up.

    No button so...

    "dislike"

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