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I'd be thinking about the risk, primarily. If you back or lay, a 3 runner like this is liable to go anywhere. The fav swings a tail the wrong way and you've lost 20 quid.sprocket501 wrote: ↑Wed May 05, 2021 4:58 pmAs a new trader, I was fascinated with the market below which was the 4pm at Kelso. Only three runners and a massive odds-on favourite. I'm not asking what I should do with a market like this, rather what should I be looking for and thinking about? I learn a lot by hearing and understanding people's thought processes. For the record i did make profit on this race by trading on the second favourite but it was touch and go for while.
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Or you've won £20.
Like you said it's about risk, and anything is tradable so long as you keep your stakes proportionate to the activity. Go big when things are moving slowly, keep it small when it's lively. Speaking of lively, I captured this one today as an example of how fun the Aus horses can be
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That's harness FTRShaunWhite wrote: ↑Thu May 06, 2021 1:17 amOr you've won £20.
Like you said it's about risk, and anything is tradable so long as you keep your stakes proportionate to the activity. Go big when things are moving slowly, keep it small when it's lively. Speaking of lively, I captured this one today as an example of how fun the Aus horses can be Screenshot_6.png
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Yeah, the animals are the same, but the markets are like chalk and cheeseShaunWhite wrote: ↑Thu May 06, 2021 1:48 amthx
Well they were big and brown so my money was on 'horses', small and brown and it's dogs yeah?
I'm getting there
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Thank you.ShaunWhite wrote: ↑Thu May 06, 2021 1:17 amOr you've won £20.
Like you said it's about risk, and anything is tradable so long as you keep your stakes proportionate to the activity. Go big when things are moving slowly, keep it small when it's lively. Speaking of lively, I captured this one today as an example of how fun the Aus horses can be Screenshot_6.png