

He definetly wanted it matched he kept moving it up to the front and getting bits taken, by the time it was just over 2s he had less then 20k which he still kept moving upto the front.steven1976 wrote:It didn't really look like that 62 k was there to get matched. Looked like it was just scaring away backers to me.
i mentioned to another forum member earlier that perhaps this particular strategy is a mix of insider knowledge and also that weird intuition whereby *one* just bets on a few markets in any one calendar year and pockets enough (for whatever reason) to allow them to revisit in another year. stranger things, but beats the daily grind!! am thinking about copycatting the styleDallas wrote:He definetly wanted it matched he kept moving it up to the front and getting bits taken, by the time it was just over 2s he had less then 20k which he still kept moving upto the front.steven1976 wrote:It didn't really look like that 62 k was there to get matched. Looked like it was just scaring away backers to me.
What was different with this is unlike the bomber or other mad punters he never repeated it throughout the afternoon so on reflection looks like it was by someone who knew something about this runner (or another of the runners) as this did lose so he pocketed at least 40k
Wise words.Dallas wrote:Whatever the reasons people have for this type of activity when it happens all we can do is take advantage of the opportunity as it appears and do the best we can from it
Even wiser words!!!... This could be my favourite post I've read hereShaunWhite wrote: Wise words.
There's a huge tendancy for people to overthink what's happening in the market, not all money is there for a reason. 20, 30 or 50 grand is pocket money to a lot of people.
If in doubt visit any of the top London Casinos, you won't have to wait long to see 50 grand dropped on red......but I promise you they've got no inside knowledge that red will win, black hasn't got all sweaty, and theres' no plot to deter or attract other peoples money from red.