- Sun Jul 08, 2018 6:04 pm
#19130
Hi,
I'd like some help building the following strategy.
In the last 40% or so of a horse race, lay an arbitrary runner at high stakes, 12 or above.
The chances are that this lay is going on to not win the race.
So far, so good
Ocassionally, the lay will turn around and go on to win, losing me a heap of money.
The best thing to do in this case, I think, is to place a back bet lower than the initial la in order to avoid a big loss (a little loss is acceptable).
Could you recommend some conditions/after bet rules that would do what I'm looking for?.
I'd like some help building the following strategy.
In the last 40% or so of a horse race, lay an arbitrary runner at high stakes, 12 or above.
The chances are that this lay is going on to not win the race.
So far, so good
Ocassionally, the lay will turn around and go on to win, losing me a heap of money.
The best thing to do in this case, I think, is to place a back bet lower than the initial la in order to avoid a big loss (a little loss is acceptable).
Could you recommend some conditions/after bet rules that would do what I'm looking for?.
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