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04-05-2020, 07:02 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2007
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Importance of Modeling
Hello;
I have been a user of RDSS for a while. I tend to be a weekend warrior as I have a job that precludes me from wagering during the week. I am currently not working due to the pandemic. I decided yesterday to build a model for Tampa Bay as it is one of my favorite tracks to play. I usually don't bother with a model, but I've got nothing but time now. I like to play pick 3's and 4's, so I played pick 3's in all the races I could as a test. Started off slow, but hit a couple of home runs in the second half of the card. Kicking myself for not playing the late pick 4 as it payed $11,964. I will make a model for all the tracks I play in the future. Everyone please be safe during these crazy times. Mr Bill |
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