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derrick24948 · 03-09-2023, 02:36 PM

I was wondering if more experienced, longer term players had some thoughts or wisdom about they're combating the effect of the dreaded computer teams.

It's tough to avoid sinking into a minor despair about the state of US racing. Podcasts and news stories constantly talk about how much of the pools the computer teams make up and how recreational players have no real chance of winning.

Hong Kong seems to be the one circuit US players have access to that is thriving and growing. But along with the difficult time difference, we don't have RDSS access for those races.

How are folks maintaining an edge? I know the WPS pools at NYRA that exclude the CRW teams are, of course, an awesome option. Kentucky has penny breakage, Hawthorne drastically lowered WPS takeout, etc.

Thanks for any insight!

03-09-2023, 02:36 PM	#1
derrick24948 AlwNW1X Join Date: May 2021 Posts: 15	Dealing with the effects of Computer Assisted Wagering I was wondering if more experienced, longer term players had some thoughts or wisdom about they're combating the effect of the dreaded computer teams. It's tough to avoid sinking into a minor despair about the state of US racing. Podcasts and news stories constantly talk about how much of the pools the computer teams make up and how recreational players have no real chance of winning. Hong Kong seems to be the one circuit US players have access to that is thriving and growing. But along with the difficult time difference, we don't have RDSS access for those races. How are folks maintaining an edge? I know the WPS pools at NYRA that exclude the CRW teams are, of course, an awesome option. Kentucky has penny breakage, Hawthorne drastically lowered WPS takeout, etc. Thanks for any insight!