Still 25/1 with 365 which is very fair. The straight double (if you could do it which you obviously can’t) wouldn’t even pay that.
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostNo doubt MI will be the classiest horse in the KG but even from the latest quotes it screams to me that they are still unsure whether he can lay up with them on a tight flat track especially if the ground is better than Soft. I'm not convinced at all and I don't think they are either and I do think he'll find it all happening a bit too quick and has place claims at best. He wouldn't be on my Xmas list.
If he turns up anywhere near his gold cup level he's the one to beat for me
If he doesn't then hopefully he gets pushed to 8/1 for March and il get my king George money back plus more at the festival
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Originally posted by Lobos View PostNo doubt MI will be the classiest horse in the KG but even from the latest quotes it screams to me that they are still unsure whether he can lay up with them on a tight flat track especially if the ground is better than Soft. I'm not convinced at all and I don't think they are either and I do think he'll find it all happening a bit too quick and has place claims at best. He wouldn't be on my Xmas list.
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Originally posted by Lobos View Post
Best of luck. I have been known to get it wrong now and again
Think Frodon could well win it again, CH the big danger for me.
I do accept of course that MI has never ran at Kempton so may get proved wrong, but to me he looks the type that may struggle a tad there.
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Originally posted by Exar Essay View PostStill 25/1 with 365 which is very fair. The straight double (if you could do it which you obviously can’t) wouldn’t even pay that.
He may lose, or you may not think he'll win, but 25/1 is the wrong price and you'd be a winner betting with that edge in the long run, imo.
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Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View Post
Agreed. Everyone should be taking the 25/1 as mathematically it's the right thing to do.
He may lose, or you may not think he'll win, but 25/1 is the wrong price and you'd be a winner betting with that edge in the long run, imo.
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Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View Post
Agreed. Everyone should be taking the 25/1 as mathematically it's the right thing to do.
He may lose, or you may not think he'll win, but 25/1 is the wrong price and you'd be a winner betting with that edge in the long run, imo.
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Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View Post
Agreed. Everyone should be taking the 25/1 as mathematically it's the right thing to do.
I know you can’t play the related double but it wasn’t that long ago a 29/1 double would be 33/1 or bigger as a special…
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Originally posted by Istabraq View Post
The double at 4/1 and 5/1 pays 29/1 so 25/1 isn’t a gift from the racing Gods but it’s about as close to value as they offer these days.
I know you can’t play the related double but it wasn’t that long ago a 29/1 double would be 33/1 or bigger as a special…
The manual double is likely to be 17.5/1, 20/1 at best, imo.
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Originally posted by Odin View Post
Whilst I fully agree with the principle, I always wonder how many of these you have to do before this edge makes sense. For anyone who does a book on any race it doesn't matter, but if you just bet on one/two horses in any given race do you still have this edge? I'm not convinced you do because other horses will be similarly overpriced so you could easily miss out on the one that does come in. Does that make sense?
It will likely be a losing bet but it's still a great bet at the prices and if you only ever bet when the odds were this much in your favour, you would be a winning punter over time. That's how I see it anyway.
I think Minella Indo will have an SP of no bigger than 3/1. If he wins the KG he'll be the GC favourite at a maximum of 3/1, imo. That makes the double 15/1. Add in a little uncertainty because of ante post and I still think it's a really good bet.
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Originally posted by Faugheen_Machine View Post
Not following you on that one. I don't think it matters whether you are creating a book or being very selective.
It will likely be a losing bet but it's still a great bet at the prices and if you only ever bet when the odds were this much in your favour, you would be a winning punter over time. That's how I see it anyway.
I think Minella Indo will have an SP of no bigger than 3/1. If he wins the KG he'll be the GC favourite at a maximum of 3/1, imo. That makes the double 15/1. Add in a little uncertainty because of ante post and I still think it's a really good bet.
I think, having thought about it more, I like to bet when I believe I have a price and 'knowledge' edge (e.g. I'd take this bet if I thought MI was going to win KG and because the price is good), whereas your suggestion of betting only when you see a price edge in this scenario spooks me a bit because it feels like betting blind (even if the odds are in our favour). I think it's two slightly different approaches which is why I originally queried. Good luck though, I may yet join you but need to look at the race in more detail first
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I've taken the 25/1 also. Agree it's the percentage call. Wins the KG and has to be favourite for the GC.
I've a slight concern for the antepost part of the KG, but the owners quotes on the previous page sound like it's the plan.
I wouldn't rule out him out being a slightly bigger price on the day of the KG either tbh. Clan and Frodon likely to be fairly popular?
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