RDSS - Step by Step with Bill V
 

Note: Bill V made this post in another Forum recently, and I am copying it here as a good tutorial in line selection and contender identification.

Thanks Bill for all your hard work!

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Doc this is how I am doing the races, as if you were looking over my shoulder
in your office in Banning.

Rdss or Val 4 users Mountaineer race 3 Nov 5th, 2011

step by step It probably is not the right way to most people
but its the way i was taught that was 11 years ago
It still works for me. You can tell me I'm wrong but its my money
I bet.. Nobody but me

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horse
 

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Horse 8 9 10
 

8 9 10

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Betting decision
 

Lines Hides contenders and BLBL

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Thank You

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Adjusted Lines
 

Hi

I would like to know using the unadjusted lines are we to use adjusted lines.... I'm confused to get the results

I will say it again nice job Bill

All the screens other than the Original screen show pacelines adjusted by Daily and Intertrack variants and by distance equalizations. Most of the handicapping can be done from the adjusted data on the various screens. The unadjusted lines (the Original data) can be used to visualize running position and current form, moves made, layoffs, maneuvers up and down the class conditions, odds, etc.

I use a combination of both, but always stick to the adjusted screens, e.g. BL/BL, Segments and E/L Diff (including all the tote info) for final contender and wager decisions.

Ted