I've never been one for multiple bets!
I suppose the lower strike rate puts me off and the general feeling that they are mug bets, loved by bookmakers.
I've always known that if you have value bets that you multiply the value with a multiple bet, but I've never been tempted until recently.
The reason I'm into them now is because a couple of the tipping services here have been using each way Doubles and Trixies to great effect.
These guys have been hitting a good few wins and when they come off these bets pay big 🙂
Here's an example double from Gary Poole's Bookies Enemy No1 service…
Epson Hill – Won 13/2
Online Alexander – Won 9/1
Paid £814.40 for £20 staked (£10 eachway double)
Here's another from Gary where they all placed second, but the bet still made a great return…
American Hope – 2nd 10/1
Gold Dream – 2nd 14/1
Don't Bother Me – 2nd 22/1
Paid £404.50 for £40 staked (£5 eachway trixie)
And it's not just Bookies Enemy that is exploiting these bets. The Racing Consultants know the power of the eachway multiple.
Here's one of theirs that was nearly massive but still won big with two wins and a place…
Slade Power – Won 4/1
Baccarat – Won 12/1
Toscanini – 2nd 11/2
Paid 497.50 for £40 staked (£5 eachway trixie)
If you want to be involved with bets like these the easiest way is to join one of these services and profit from their hard work.
But if you don't like paying for tipsters then there is an excellent article in the February On Course Profit mag that explains how to do it for yourself.
Links
The Racing Consultants
Bookies Enemy No1
On Course Profit
Today's Selection
14:05 Thurles Down Ace – win bet – 13/8 Betway
Create your own speed ratings
Over the last few years I have created a number of different ratings for our own use and clients but these have all be form related.
So I guess it was only a matter of time before the question of speed ratings came up.
Some people argue that speed is the only real way to judge a horses chance of winning a race…
But as with all things racing, it is never quite that simple.
Speed of course is related to distance.
It is the time it took the horse to run the race divided by the distance that gives us the speed at which the horse travelled.
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