Royal Ascot 2013
sure. It was only because of the higher class of the race/market I left it open. Up at those odds though when you are a trader and are 200-500 stakes. When a big order comes in and moves the market 4-5 ticks against you the psychology of the larger liability starts to make you a bit more jittery. In the bigger markets just because you can't see the resistance on the ladder it doesn't mean its not necessarily there. Sure, I rolled the dice a little on this one but it was based on decent principles!
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Fair enough, you did your research and rolled the dice. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME0CSktAeTM&sns=em
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When I was putting the big back stakes on last year trading pre-race, I found that the price was routinely pushed up to 15 ticks or more against me, only to crash all the way back down again soon after. Funny that this never (or rarely) seems to happen when I use small stakes, only when I put on the big stakes. Why is that? Betangel, please explain
For all its disadvantages, there's something to said for punting, because you can avoid all that nonsense. And you get a quick result. No long hours needed.
Case in point: My selection for the Gold Cup was a non-runner, so I switched the bet to a back punt on 'Remote' later on the day. It romped in... a big quick payout for 10 seconds work

For all its disadvantages, there's something to said for punting, because you can avoid all that nonsense. And you get a quick result. No long hours needed.
Case in point: My selection for the Gold Cup was a non-runner, so I switched the bet to a back punt on 'Remote' later on the day. It romped in... a big quick payout for 10 seconds work
