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Stayers Hurdle 2019

Stayers Hurdle 2019

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If you read the entire thread, Scooby always said that he backed PP at that level with a view to cashing out when it shortens.
He now has profit + a free role for massive returns.
Sounds pretty sensible to me.
 
Leman14 said:
If you read the entire thread, Scooby always said that he backed PP at that level with a view to cashing out when it shortens.
He now has profit + a free role for massive returns.
Sounds pretty sensible to me.
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Exactly, he only bet such an abnormally high amount in the first place as he knew the price was going to crash and he’d have a nice cash out option, sensible thing is to take advantage once it has
 
I know that. Sensible if you're willing to lose your account in the process.
 
boopa said:
I know that. Sensible if you're willing to lose your account in the process.
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Like I said at the start. I was using my 365 account like I no longer needed it. Because I no longer will after March. I thought it would have lasted until March though tbh. Once bets settled.... rather than placed.
 
Scooby91 said:
Like I said at the start. I was using my 365 account like I no longer needed it. Because I no longer will after March. I thought it would have lasted until March though tbh. Once bets settled.... rather than placed.
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Makes sense then. I joined after all that so wasn't aware.
 
TimRiggins said:
I've got a face for radio :highly_amused:

I know one of the YT/Twitch guys, and was completely unaware how much could be made, but I guess it's no different from these tipsters who used to coin it in from the same kind of thing.

I know one of the british streamers streams, and I thought he did the same thing I do, but turned out he just gambles, and makes his money from affiliate revenue, rather than the actual slots like myself.

Slots was easy a while back, but it's a lot tougher now, and the margins are smaller than 4 years ago.
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Haha

Sorry only just seen this. 8% The margin for an affiliate. on all losses made by people who join up through them. .. The encouragement to chase your losses and the huge bets etc... And stakes the streamers etc.. are playing at. There making money only I could dream of. .. with no risk themselves.


It's either very shrewd or very immoral. But I must admit I'd be tempted myself if In there position.

Thanks for the reply was genuinely interested.

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Apologies for going off topic.
 
Scooby91 said:
It's either very shrewd or very immoral.
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Earning a living off the losses of others is certainly immoral but if it wasn't them it would be someone else.

I thought affiliates to bookmakers and casinos had been banned.
 
Faugheen_Machine said:
Earning a living off the losses of others is certainly immoral but if it wasn't them it would be someone else.

I thought affiliates to bookmakers and casinos had been banned.
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There still going strong. There affiliate contracts are also life long. For the longevity of them accounts.


30% sports 8-10% casino. On all losses made by people who sign uo through them.
Turnover on casino ones. Are millions of pounds turnover. For people who have large followings.
 
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I’ve actually met someone recently who ‘runs a tipping service’, said he started off charging £2 a month, then £5 then £99 now he charges people well over £100 a month. It’s still the same single person but because people see how much he charges they assume his information is better.

He’s now getting into the affiliation side of things aswell and my jaw was basically on the floor speaking to him as I couldn’t understand how his accounts weren’t restricted before he got to that situation. His following is only just over a thousand but with the right social media campaign it will grow as so many people are trying for a glamorous lifestyle, he doesn’t even drink but has spent £000s in Vegas nightclubs just to get the videos to promote himself, it’s truly incredible and a look behind a curtain I never thought I’d see.
 
Scooby91 said:
There still going strong. There affiliate contracts are also life long. For the longevity of them accounts.


30% sports 8-10% casino. On all losses made by people who sign uo through them.
Turnover on casino ones. Are millions of pounds turnover. For people who have large followings.
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Absolute madness.

Tried to PM you to save further derailing, but I'm guessing all the Adjali ranting has filled your inbox :highly_amused:
 
Paisley Park’s RPR was 172 yesterday, which is 10lb higher than Penhill produced when winning at last years Festival. Also 1lb more than Faugheen put up when beating Penhill at Punchestown last spring.
 
Hamptonfox said:
Paisley Park’s RPR was 172 yesterday, which is 10lb higher than Penhill produced when winning at last years Festival. Also 1lb more than Faugheen put up when beating Penhill at Punchestown last spring.
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I’d take beating Penhill 13 lengths of level weights over Wholestone by 12 giving 4lbs

Don’t know why I take notice of ratings not sure I agree with any!
 
Paisley Park looked awesome , from where he was two out he sluiced through them like a 5 furlong sprinter. Incredible the way he has improved and 3/1 still value. If he was with Nicholls/Henderson he would be shorter.
 
The Beast said:
Paisley Park looked awesome , from where he was two out he sluiced through them like a 5 furlong sprinter. Incredible the way he has improved and 3/1 still value. If he was with Nicholls/Henderson he would be shorter.
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I agree. 3/1 looks a very good price right now.
 
Thomas Shelby said:
I agree. 3/1 looks a very good price right now.
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Completely agree. It’ll take something right out of the top drawer from Mullins training wise if he’s to beat Paisley Park with anything he has. Paisley Park looks huge value to me currently
 
...and 3/1 is enough to bet on Mullins not being able to do that?

3/1 is fair, I think anything more positive than that isn't right

and the reason trainers like Mullins/Henderson/Elliott/Nicholls horses' are shorter in the better, is that they're better trainers, so their horses have more chance of winning Championship races at the festival. :highly_amused::devilish:
 
The difference for Penhill this year, is we know he can do it, there is no question about can he run well enough fresh, no lingering doubts about the layoff and injury.

PP looked very good and is clearly the best of the English contingent but coming round the final bend they are four wide with 8 horses within three lengths of each other, and there are some pretty big question marks over most of them. He’s done them with a good turn of pace between the bend and the last, but did he not come through them just like Penhill has for the last two years?

I don’t think he’s beat much and with the confidence I’d have in Penhill being spot on I struggle to not have him as favourite.
 
I think Paisley Park will lead them all a merry dance.

I see nothing to beat it providing PP is fit and well.
 
Thomas Shelby said:
I think Paisley Park will lead them all a merry dance.

I see nothing to beat it providing PP is fit and well.
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Been a revelation this season TS, nothing in his performances from last season to suggest he'd be able to challenge out of novice company this year but the reigning champion has been wrapped in cotton wool since the Spring and will have a big say in the outcome of this race...
 
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