Putting your feet up when on a winning period? It doesn't matter as over time everything averages out, which is why it's so important to take value. Each event is independent of each other
I was not 100% convinced about this guy but willing to give him the benefit of the doubt but towards the end when he talked about Betfair and the concept of was 6/4 a good or bad price when it wins by 4L etc was the point when he completely blew the interview. Novices tend to do this, they focus on individual bets and try to villify the value philosophy by citing the idea that a loser at 8/1 going off at 4/1 is a bad value bet. When they do this they are only exposing their complete lack of understanding. I also agree with another poster about his comment that he has 4 figure bets and his mates get him on because he is closed down. Does he think we are idiots watching this. or would he have us believe that his mates lose loads of £20 bets but his chunky bets go under the radar. He also seems confused about whether he prices horses or not. On the one he says he does not but on the other he would not back a 6/4 shot that he expected to be 8/1. Be interesting to see if he is back in the city in 5 years time
Very surprised by his comments about the Betfair market, perhaps in this relatively short interview it wasn't possible to explain in depth some of the concepts. Horses that go off 2.0 on Betfair will win very close to 50% of all races in which they compete. Therefore, if you were able to back a large number of those horses at 2.1 you would have a great chance of making a profit. That's why beating the Betfair SP is so important. He's right about the longshot- favourite bias concept but even at the other end of the market if you can back horses at 12 which go off at a Betfair SP of 10.0 you're much more more likely to become successful backing horses. It's only when you make your 'book' and you have something at 100 and it's available at 200 or 300 that you will see your edge start to disappear.
I have a beach front apartment for sale in Birmingham if you are interested? Believe that do you. By the way there isn’t a Father Christmas either? Look, Be real it’s daddy’s money. He couldn’t back his Porsche out the garage, okYah
a great interviewer - perceptive questions every time
Putting your feet up when on a winning period? It doesn't matter as over time everything averages out, which is why it's so important to take value. Each event is independent of each other
he's won his London flat - credit to Mike for realising to bank his winnings! Money management matters more in fact than picking the winners!
From some of what he says I would have to doubt that his flat was purchased from winnings from betting.
Exactly, he won his flat, did he bollox
EBZ'S BROTHER you seem a donut
EBZ'S BROTHER yeah.. know him do you. All a load of bollox. Couldn’t win an argument. All bullshit with Daddy’s Money Yah!
Good interviews but please turn up the recording level for the interviewer asking the questions.
I was not 100% convinced about this guy but willing to give him the benefit of the doubt but towards the end when he talked about Betfair and the concept of was 6/4 a good or bad price when it wins by 4L etc was the point when he completely blew the interview. Novices tend to do this, they focus on individual bets and try to villify the value philosophy by citing the idea that a loser at 8/1 going off at 4/1 is a bad value bet. When they do this they are only exposing their complete lack of understanding. I also agree with another poster about his comment that he has 4 figure bets and his mates get him on because he is closed down. Does he think we are idiots watching this. or would he have us believe that his mates lose loads of £20 bets but his chunky bets go under the radar. He also seems confused about whether he prices horses or not. On the one he says he does not but on the other he would not back a 6/4 shot that he expected to be 8/1. Be interesting to see if he is back in the city in 5 years time
He doesn't price ALL the horses in a race.
His IQ is probably higher than yours.
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Very surprised by his comments about the Betfair market, perhaps in this relatively short interview it wasn't possible to explain in depth some of the concepts.
Horses that go off 2.0 on Betfair will win very close to 50% of all races in which they compete. Therefore, if you were able to back a large number of those horses at 2.1 you would have a great chance of making a profit. That's why beating the Betfair SP is so important.
He's right about the longshot- favourite bias concept but even at the other end of the market if you can back horses at 12 which go off at a Betfair SP of 10.0 you're much more more likely to become successful backing horses.
It's only when you make your 'book' and you have something at 100 and it's available at 200 or 300 that you will see your edge start to disappear.
@EBZ'S BROTHER Yep, agree. That's why I think it's more important to look at the concept of value at the other end of the market.
Believe it.
Doesn’t price up horses and doesn’t like to see prices drift on something he is backing…
As others say this guy is a fantasist, and chatting BS.
Never heard so much tripe in all my life. Rubbish
I have a beach front apartment for sale in Birmingham if you are interested? Believe that do you. By the way there isn’t a Father Christmas either? Look, Be real it’s daddy’s money. He couldn’t back his Porsche out the garage, okYah
He wouldn't be being interviewed if he wasn't known to be successful, and all the best to him. You sound like a jealous little man to me.
Firstly assholes, I’m not little I am 6”3 and very healthy. Secondly, it’s an opinion, I am allowed to have one. And then thirdly fuck off, yeah?
EBZ'S BROTHER you big fuck wit
@@leenwctv1 calm down hard man. People who slag other people off for making something of the life are just bitter. Why would he have to lie,