PRO GAMBLER: HOW YOU CAN EASILY PROFIT FROM EACH-WAY THIEVING (EXPLAINER VIDEO)
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- Pro Gambler: How You Can Easily Profit From Each-Way Thieving.
In this explainer video, I share the process for making easy money from each-way betting.
Beginners can profit by using this simple system, and it won't take long to fully understand.
If you can make these bets anonymously in betting shops, you can stay below the bookmaker's radar (risk management).
I estimate there are 10-20 possibilities each week, and more if you can use Foreign racing.
The betting-analyst channel is here to help you get more out of betting. Once you are in the zone, it's easy to progress into other forms of betting!
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Can you plzz help me
These are not the true odds because you are generally losing the win part of the bet
What you say can be interpreted 2-ways:
1. It won't win (6/1 Exchanges with 100% book = 1 will win in 7)
2. You are losing juice on the win odds (true - but not in proportion to the place odds)
True Place odds (100% Exchange book) 4/9 = 69.4%
Place odds received (book) - Evens (50%)
True odds win 6/1 = 14.29%
Odds received 5/1 = 16.67%
Giving back a point - 6/1 (Exchanges) instead of having to take 5/1 - but getting ''evens'' a place on a 4/9 (exchange) odds is getting a major advantage!
I could do the maths to the end - but even a blind person should be able to see the ''theft'' part!
@@BettingAnalyst I have no clue what you are trying to do
@@wizardracing2810 You probably wouldn't if you are in South Africa!!
So try explaining to me
@@wizardracing2810 - In the UK/Ireland - bookies offer fixed odds.
Place terms are generally 1/5th the odds - 3 places for 8+ runners.
As mentioned in the opening comment:
5/1 = 1/1 place (evens).
The true odds on that horse being placed on the betting exchanges (100% book - no bookmaker juice) was 4/9 (1.44)
By betting with the bookmaker (who offers 1/5th the odds) - you are getting ''evens'' for what should be 4/9 - but with one catch, you have to bet it in conjunction with the win!
While you lose a bit of juice on the win part (higher odds 6/1 on the exchange) - it's more than compensated in the place term.
Bookmakers call the ''bad Each Way'' bets