What does it all mean?
Eric says: The rules for the 2Horse method. Back whichever one of the 2 horses is favourite at the off on the place markets.
The race times are detailed chronological. If there's a non-runner or something else is made favourite then there's no bet!
(It's only if either of the 2 horses numbered are non runners).
For Example: 1:30 Lingfield (21st November 2024) The H2 (Back The Place If Favourite At The Off)
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The Lay bets - named horses are either straight win lay bets or place lays (the choice is yours but Eric says the place lays can be volatile).
If you have any further questions, please contact Eric: ericgrowell@gmail.com
12 comments:
Brilliant, Thanks again for sharing....always great to read and follow you :-)
Excellent - all very clear now. Thanks a lot.
Can you let us know your staking system ?
Eric says: When i give the profit/loss results, the 2H method is to a level £10 stake while the Lays are to £10 liability.
Please see answer below.
when you say non runner does that mean any non runner in the race ?
its only if either of the 2 horses numbered are non runners
whats the profit so far on the horse2 method ?
Unfortunately, Eric has lost the data for the early season. This is what he said: 'As for the total profit for the 2H method I'm not sure because I've been putting the LAYS and 2H methods together as one and since 1st of January up to last night the overall profit using Berfair's SP is £1400.46' Basically, Eric forwards the info for free, the website isn't making any money advertising, which it used to. And he isn't going over all the data again because we aren't getting paid for our time. So, the best anyone will get is the latest updates.
2H method, it's up 483.49 since 1st of January, the Win LAYS is 248.57 up while the Place LAYS is up 673.57.... I knew the place LAYS would be the highest.
thanks mate,time i started betting these horses.
do you place lay all the lays or just the ones with p next to there name ?
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