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Join Date: Aug 2019
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The Win Takeout Myth
I was looking at the 8th race at Laurel Park today. I was liking the #7 horse who was going off @ 7-1. I was looking to bet $50 win. In other words I was going to lay $50 vs $350. That is a decent ROI at any track.
At this point can anyone explain to me how the win takeout is relevent in this situation? The horse wound up winning paying $17.00 for a plus $375 on a $50 wager. Instead of the selector obsessing over the win takeout which is a fact of life, he would be better served to learn how to pinpoint winners paying decent mutuals to maintain a positive ROI. A selector who cannot pinpoint these winners will have little or no chance for lasting success in this field. |
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