2.55 lingfield

[_hucks_]

went off 4/1 finished nowhere

[Delboy4]

Aaahhh well, yer TIPS are pish...

[brythehibby]

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horse called zerzura 2.55 lingfield
good luck if backing told it will win today

Nearly put £20 on it, luckily enough I never had enough time!! Last !!

[CB_NO3]

Worst tip of the year. Never trust a tip thats second favourite. I know its easy to say now but if you giving out tips make it a good bet and good value for money.

[EskbankHibby]

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9/2 Paddypower £10

Ah well, worth a wee flutter. Even though it ran like a gerbil with an anvil on it's back.

[Hank Schrader]

Ach sod it, I'm loaded anyway

[Calvin]

That was a tenner of comedy I suppose.

Never bet on a tip on 365, there was a similar one on the PM board a bit ago, total flop as well.

[Ritchie]

o well... glad i only put £5 on it.

[Makaveli]

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horse called zerzura 2.55 lingfield
good luck if backing told it will win today

Any chance you could tell me which six lottery numbers definitely won't come out tonight?

[Pedantic_Hibee]

Allegedly, the horse is still running.......

[jabis]

LTYF

[whereswallace?]

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LTYF

[Kurtz]

Does anyone want to buy some magic beans ?

Seriously, is this tipping tactic not used to draw attention away from the real favourite and try and help it's odds increase?

K

[hibbymac]

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[Beefster]

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That was a tenner of comedy I suppose.

Never bet on a tip on 365, there was a similar one on the PM board a bit ago, total flop as well.

Being stung for £20 then is the very reason why I didn't put anything on this 'tip'. For every 10 tips on internet forums, you'll be lucky if 1 comes in.

[Pedantic_Hibee]

I'm going Padova at 40-1 at the 3:10 @ Southwell.

With my current prediction hot-streak, you never know, this donkey could stroll it.

[Calvin]

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Being stung for £20 then is the very reason why I didn't put anything on this 'tip'. For every 10 tips on internet forums, you'll be lucky if 1 comes in.

Definitely. Although I'd like to point out that I have a 100% tipping rate on here, 2/2

[lugz]

Just made my cash back with £10 on sadlers storm at fairyhouse, was the fav at 6/5.

[NORTHERNHIBBY]

On Radio 2 on the Stuart MaConie show, they tipped a horse at Wolverhampton for Tuesday night called Sir Nod, cos Noddy Holder was the guest on the programme. Came in at tens or better I believe. That is a proper tip. No that I backed it, like.

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Just made my cash back with £10 on sadlers storm at fairyhouse, was the fav at 6/5.

i had £1 each way on a 25/1 a couple of races ago, finished 3rd so ended up getting £6 back also won £25 on bagatelle so not really a loss.... this time

[Brummie_Hibs]

Having worked for one of the UK's most successful horse racing gamblers (made £16M from it alone) then I know a few things, and one of those things is to try and dupe bookies into shortening odds on one horse that has no hope of winning, which in turns lengthens the odds on another horse.

This person then throws a large sum of money onto the lengthened odds horse at the last second (at the price) getting the highest return if the horse wins.

So how do you get the odds shorten and lengthen? Answer: by getting unsuspecting punters to back a dud horse! It is very easy to do on Betfair...

I'm not acccusing anybody here, but it is a well known technique...

[Delboy4]

Got one of my tips up from my connection on Sunday afternoon, opened at 8/1, came into 4/1 - Strolled it...2 to 3 lenghts easily.

£50 e/w Ya dancer!

Get on there - Doubnov won the photo finish. 3.25 Southwell

[Delboy4]

3.40 Southwell - Lady Counsellor

Fav - Got Evens

Has to win as the other horses are pretty crap.

[lugz]

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3.40 Southwell - Lady Counsellor

Fav - Got Evens

Has to win as the other horses are pretty crap.

or not

[Delboy4]

On paper BUT there is always something there that is trying!

If you don't get told you have to go with the ratings.

Onto the next race.

It's good to hear from you guys that are into the Gee Gees.

[Judas Iscariot]

[Killiehibbie]

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Having worked for one of the UK's most successful horse racing gamblers (made £16M from it alone) then I know a few things, and one of those things is to try and dupe bookies into shortening odds on one horse that has no hope of winning, which in turns lengthens the odds on another horse.

This person then throws a large sum of money onto the lengthened odds horse at the last second (at the price) getting the highest return if the horse wins.

So how do you get the odds shorten and lengthen? Answer: by getting unsuspecting punters to back a dud horse! It is very easy to do on Betfair...

I'm not acccusing anybody here, but it is a well known technique...

Even Pat with all his agents and sub agents has admitted that it is becoming increasingly difficult to get money on with the bookies. They don't want to lay a bet of any size, his boys are quickly restricted or barred completely. They should be ashamed to call themselves bookies.

[skyehibee]

6:10 kempton
Midnight bay
£1 each way
and

6:40 kempton
Poyle Meg
£2 each way.

[Brummie_Hibs]

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Even Pat with all his agents and sub agents has admitted that it is becoming increasingly difficult to get money on with the bookies. They don't want to lay a bet of any size, his boys are quickly restricted or barred completely. They should be ashamed to call themselves bookies.

Indeed, everything is geared to favour the bookies. At times visting a bookies felt like attending a Police station they way they used to phone up headquarters and scrutinize your face against their banned list when you tried to put on large bets.

Sometimes you can get away with it by visting certain bookies, i.e. ones in China Town or Mayfair in London where they are used to big spenders.

One day I had to walk around central london with about £14k in tenners in my pockets - I can tell you that was not a good feeling, esepcially when the teller counted the whole lot out at the counter in front of all the dodgy punters!!

[sleeping giant]

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Indeed, everything is geared to favour the bookies. At times visting a bookies felt like attending a Police station they way they used to phone up headquarters and scrutinize your face against their banned list when you tried to put on large bets.

Sometimes you can get away with it by visting certain bookies, i.e. ones in China Town or Mayfair in London where they are used to big spenders.

One day I had to walk around central london with about £14k in tenners in my pockets - I can tell you that was not a good feeling, esepcially when the teller counted the whole lot out at the counter in front of all the dodgy punters!!

I nearly had 14k on Saturday but only 1 of the 3 came in
10-1 though