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Saturday July 24, 2010 14:20

Slipperytoad Ratings

Posted by slipperytoad as Betting Strategy

How did the cycling team win eight gold medals? The explanation used by the cycling performance director, Dave Brailsford, was that it was achieved through the “aggregation of marginal gains”. By looking for a 1% gain at everything they do, from...

Saturday July 10, 2010 14:01

Spread Em!

Posted by slipperytoad as Betting Strategy

As I mentioned in this post, I have spent significant time recently researching spread betting to expand my betting portfolio What I will say now is spread betting is not for the faint hearted. Not because most spread betting companies plaster...

Tuesday March 23, 2010 20:56

The Exacta – Beyond the One Horse Bet

Posted by slipperytoad as Betting Strategy

It was a long journey home returning from the Winter Derby at Lingfield by National Express bus. Enough time to read and review my pre race notes, subsequent results and mull over my handicapping in general. A free flow exchange of handicapping...

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Tuesday August 24, 2010 21:53

Houston … … We Have Lift Off

August started will a corrupted website database and ended with A total revamp of the website and forum software A subscription to Raceform...

It's easy to ridicule the behaviour of betting shop punters, labelling them "mugs", but this hive mentality is to be expected when so many in the...

Saturday August 7, 2010 21:33

Tools of the Trade

The ratings have proven to be consistent; however it became clear that at some stage I would require an updated dataset. I had a number of choices in...

Saturday July 31, 2010 12:11

Stewards Cup – 31st July 2010

As I’ve written many a time, I’m like a moth to a flame in these bookie sponsored, impossible to fathom, 28 runner sprint handicaps. The...

Saturday July 24, 2010 14:20

Slipperytoad Ratings

How did the cycling team win eight gold medals? The explanation used by the cycling performance director, Dave Brailsford, was that it was achieved...

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