Pace and Cap - Sartin Methodology & The Match Up - View Single Post - Rmath's 4-factor Method

derrick24948 · 10-30-2021, 09:37 PM

Hi all, I recently signed up for RDSS and checked out this thread as it's referenced in Ted's welcome email. I really appreciate this relatively simple approach being shared.

For those that either use, or have used the 4-factor Method, I have a couple questions:

Ted's step by step instructions go with using the Best Preceptor, Last 3 for line selection. Do you keep it simple and go with the software-chosen line? Or do you still make paceline adjustments as makes sense?

Most of the posts discuss multi race wagers (p3s,4s,5s,6s). Do those that have used it find this approach well applied to straight win betting? I.e. taking the ranking and dutching the top 2 with minimum odds (e.g. 2-1)

Also, Lt1 and a few others mention a long shot angle for qualifying non-contenders. Is that angle/qualification defined in any post? I'm not seeing it.

Thanks!
Derrick

10-30-2021, 09:37 PM	#79
derrick24948 AlwNW1X Join Date: May 2021 Posts: 15	Hi all, I recently signed up for RDSS and checked out this thread as it's referenced in Ted's welcome email. I really appreciate this relatively simple approach being shared. For those that either use, or have used the 4-factor Method, I have a couple questions: Ted's step by step instructions go with using the Best Preceptor, Last 3 for line selection. Do you keep it simple and go with the software-chosen line? Or do you still make paceline adjustments as makes sense? Most of the posts discuss multi race wagers (p3s,4s,5s,6s). Do those that have used it find this approach well applied to straight win betting? I.e. taking the ranking and dutching the top 2 with minimum odds (e.g. 2-1) Also, Lt1 and a few others mention a long shot angle for qualifying non-contenders. Is that angle/qualification defined in any post? I'm not seeing it. Thanks! Derrick