Making the most of short-priced runners
July 2nd, 2024 at 10:55pm
Today I’m looking at how the Shorties Staking plan can be used to make the most of short-priced runners, with a particular focus on the favourite in the place market of British horse and greyhound races, although the system can be used on a much wider variety of sports and markets. While this is primarily a manual betting staking plan, I also look at ways to use automation to assist with it.
Shorties Staking plan
Easy Bet Bot Deluxe
Watch The Gap Bot
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Entry Filed under: Adventures In Betting
2 Comments Add your own
1. dougmac | July 3rd, 2024 at 9:59 am
Good video Samuel;I have an idle Greyhound Backing bot at present and will try favourites in the place market on races with only 2 place dividends;smaller fields & better odds but of course only 2 divs.
Will test on a small level stake for a couple of weeks to get a feel for its consistency and viability for a progressive staking plan.
All the best Doug
2. Samuel | July 5th, 2024 at 12:32 am
That sounds like a good idea Doug. The UK markets where I have found this works reasonably well with greyhounds are of course limited to 2 places as there’s a maximum of six runners. Although I learned over the weekend that Towcester used to have 8 runners once upon a time.
I still owe you an email I think. When I’m sitting around watching UK election results tomorrow I’ll try to compile the data I was going to send to you.
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