Cheltenham 2020
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And so the week continues, loss on the first race of the day at Cheltenham, finally back to break even thanks to Lingfield, I really am a glutton for punishment it seems
Great example of this in the 1450.PDC wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2020 2:22 pm1.04 I would have thought was huge value.
You seem to get better value at these bigger meetings. Often you will see them not even be fully filled at 1.01 despite being a clear winner at Cheltenham whereas at "normal" races all the money would be taken a lot earlier.
The horse has clearly won by about a neck yet you can have as much money as you want on the result up to 1.04.
Unless there is a stewards but I thought it looked okay.
Normally there would be no offers.
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There's more often appetite for risk on slow weekdays when there's far less money to go around and people still trying to get a total.
I think you might be mistaking spoof money in these big markets for people deploying huge banks in the markets.
£20k in a Cheltenham market is highly unlikely to be a spoof, if it is a spoof, especially in a Gold Cup market it is a very poor judgement call to have made, it can be taken in the blink of an eye.
Just need JP wandering up and having a £100k bet and that will likely feed back significantly into the exchange.
There's been spoof in nearly ever marketPDC wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2020 3:38 pmI think you might be mistaking spoof money in these big markets for people deploying huge banks in the markets.
£20k in a Cheltenham market is highly unlikely to be a spoof, if it is a spoof, especially in a Gold Cup market it is a very poor judgement call to have made, it can be taken in the blink of an eye.
Just need JP wandering up and having a £100k bet and that will likely feed back significantly into the exchange.