...Not really sure...
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Got a full week this week.
Went climbing last night, out with mates tonight, maker space Wednesday, out with the wife Thursday and then meeting up with some more friends climbing on Friday.
I am going to need a rest this weekend :-)
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Morning!
Sometimes you look at some results and think...
..."There must be a way of making those profitable?".
Yesterday, I was looking at the results from favourites trading at 1.5 or under over the last couple of years.
They have a strike rate of 74.51% and an average winning price of 1.33.
The thing that got me thinking is the longest losing run of just 4.
Of course, at such a low price, that is still a lot of recovery to deal with.
At average winning odds of 1.33, that could take around 12 wins in a row to recover the 4-point loss.
If you tried doing it using liability, you would find loss recovery could reach a stake of well over £300 on the 5th bet.
Not exactly what you would want to do.
The other way to look at it is to switch it to "Lays" instead.
The longest losing run is 13, but at an average losing price of 1.33, that seems more usable.
It could still climb quite high if you use some kind of recovery.
Split by 2 seems to work quite well, but still a bit scary.
All I did was fire up PR Ratings and set the BSP Rank from 1 to 1 and the BSP price from 1.00 to 1.50.
There are only around 28 of these selections per month, so not difficult to keep an eye on.
Do you have any ideas on how to use them?
Hit reply and let me know.
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Until Next time
Malcolm
I create the tools so you can find the winners.