The BTC Horse Racing Thread
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@Tony-Hastie I've got a C&D winner that is down this month but it backs at high odds so lot of variance, not sure I love those kinds of strategies tbh
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@Tony-Hastie lay 3rd fav doing well for me still making up for a bit of a downturn from the dobs at the moment.
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@Tony-Hastie days of the week always an interesting one to look at! Often thought Tuesday's racing is rubbish usually.
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@Martin It was, then monday happened
Just about to hit a milestone and raise the stakes and Im right back to where I began the month! Was going so well too...had about 20 wins in a row before that...
Edit to add- just had a look at mondays performance in the software. ROI is 1.74(rest of week is sitting between 3s and 7s)...Ā£50 odd profit over 600 trades. Could quite easily drop that...
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@Arran-Shackell said in The BTC Horse Racing Thread:
I can confirm the term steaming, is also very widely used here in Wales, especially on a saturday night!
Can also confirm, except in Newport it's pretty much every night of the week!
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@Tony-Hastie said in The BTC Horse Racing Thread:
I asked where the term "steaming" came from a while back and noone seemed to know(or care!) I learned that it was a common term in Glasgow for getting drunk and that was it, conversation over!
Well, Ive been asking chat gpt to help me with a back the fave racing strategy and it mentioned steaming prices. So I asked, Where did the term come from? Its answer...
This term is thought to be derived from the idea of something "gaining momentum" or "picking up steam," similar to how a steam engine builds speed as pressure increases.
I will sleep tonight
That's a great fact!
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I can confirm the term steaming, is also very widely used here in Wales, especially on a saturday night!
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I asked where the term "steaming" came from a while back and noone seemed to know(or care!) I learned that it was a common term in Glasgow for getting drunk and that was it, conversation over!
Well, Ive been asking chat gpt to help me with a back the fave racing strategy and it mentioned steaming prices. So I asked, Where did the term come from? Its answer...
This term is thought to be derived from the idea of something "gaining momentum" or "picking up steam," similar to how a steam engine builds speed as pressure increases.
I will sleep tonight
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@Tony-Hastie great point, amazing how often strategies not obviously connected align like that. I find it with football too!
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@Tony-Hastie mine at 14pts up at the moment, been a great run. Lay third fav has been doing well too.
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@Martin Before I was adding my software DOB selections to another lot of selections from another provider then putting them through my selection criteria. This month I have decided to stand alone trade them(Ā£1 stakes) with no other criteria and am up 10 points!
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@John-Folan not a bad idea that! Enjoy the holiday
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@Martin said in The BTC Horse Racing Thread:
@John-Folan dobs been good for me recently how are they for you?
No idea. Still in Turkey and Iām refusing to look at my Betfair account until I get back. My automation was left running though.