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mick · 06-09-2018, 10:43 AM

This chart was posted on ESPN Insider by Chris Fallica with the title "Ways to Play the Race." While I'm not a good vertical exotics player, I thought the various combinations were interesting, especially the bet structures that would cash on multiple tickets, which is the mantra of our friend Mitch44. "Not all combinations are created equal and some should be bet more than others," he tells me on a regular basis. The best "deep" vertical player I know is rmath, who built his house from his superfecta winnings. I'm calling the good man later this morning to see what he thinks.

BTW, Chris Fallica's chart shows him betting $1 Trifectas. At Belmont, you can play a 10-cent superfecta, so a cheaper way to play these combinations would be as a superfecta with "all" in the fourth slot.

06-09-2018, 10:43 AM	#1
mick Abiding Student Join Date: May 2016 Posts: 711	Belmont Stakes - Exotics This chart was posted on ESPN Insider by Chris Fallica with the title "Ways to Play the Race." While I'm not a good vertical exotics player, I thought the various combinations were interesting, especially the bet structures that would cash on multiple tickets, which is the mantra of our friend Mitch44. "Not all combinations are created equal and some should be bet more than others," he tells me on a regular basis. The best "deep" vertical player I know is rmath, who built his house from his superfecta winnings. I'm calling the good man later this morning to see what he thinks. BTW, Chris Fallica's chart shows him betting $1 Trifectas. At Belmont, you can play a 10-cent superfecta, so a cheaper way to play these combinations would be as a superfecta with "all" in the fourth slot. Attached Images __________________ mick Illustrated Glossary Last edited by mick; 06-09-2018 at 10:45 AM.