FLOS LAS (TRIAL RUN) JACKPOT. WE WOULD HAVE WON IT, BUT LOW DIVIDEND.STILL A PROFIT

zadoc

  ok that's fine, if you want to give me the nod when you're ready i will put the spreadsheet togather.

  Hope you run good with the Poker.

  Regards

  Roger

StayOrGo

In Response to Re: FLOS LAS (TRIAL RUN) JACKPOT. WE WOULD HAVE WON IT, BUT LOW DIVIDEND. BUT STILL A PROFIT:

  ok that's fine, if you want to give me the nod when you're ready i will put the spreadsheet togather.   Hope you run good with the Poker.   Regards   Roger
Posted by zadoc

That's great, TY!

chilling

As the first live bet will likely be on the flat, someone may need to become very familiar with the draw bias on different tracks and variable going conditions.May save time on the day.

StayOrGo

In Response to Re: FLOS LAS (TRIAL RUN) JACKPOT. WE WOULD HAVE WON IT, BUT LOW DIVIDEND. BUT STILL A PROFIT:

As the first live bet will likely be on the flat, someone may need to become very familiar with the draw bias on different tracks and variable going conditions.May save time on the day.
Posted by chilling

Yes Chill, I'm already aware of this, but glad you are pointing these things out.

I regularly use the website below for this:

http://drawbias.com/

Although, one does also have to be aware of starting stall position too (they are variable on some tracks)

Of course in bets like the Placepot and Jackpot, understanding and "getting right" draw bias, can be a wonderful edge to have, so you are spot on in pointing it out.

Some draw biases are so well know, Chester and Beverly for example, that there is not much of an edge to be had. But the really useful ones are where the draw bias differs based on ground conditions, this link points us in that direction.

Cheers,

Graham

unknown_username

Well done Graham and partner for all your hard work. Looking good