Balanced Risk: Front Pair / Back Pair Plays

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sully818 — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 22:26:15 GMT

Dave, lets keep working this thing. I do not have patience some times, I think I'm getting old and a frustrated athlete. You have more patience with mind set then me. I personally look at everybodys' picks. Pickthi$, personally is my type of bettor. Lets be straight, we are all betting money. I look at Lucky and Joola, and if they have same, I hammer it. 407. I am looking at Mybelles' post as another viability. I look at pacs' #rs and try to follow them. You are more into specifics where I have... [ More ]

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flamarko — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 20:27:51 GMT

You're right.

I am good at nailing at least 1 number in most of the draws.

But it would be that 1x that it doesn't hit.

The Profit isn't worth the risk.

However, if the picks could be reduced even further to say 15 #s. It would work like this.

15 #s * $1 = $15 (1st Night) Lost

15 #s * $2 = $30 (2nd night) WON

Total BETS = $45 - $100 WON = Profit $55

or

15 #s * $1 = $15 (1st Night) Lost

15 #s * $2 = $30 (2nd night) Lost

15#s * $4 = $60 (3rd Night... [ More ]

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JAP69 — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 15:27:20 GMT

If you are good at nailing one number it is viable.

looks like you will need to nail it pretty much every draw with only 21 dollars profit.

Balanced Risk: Front Pair / Back Pair Plays

flamarko — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 15:15:07 GMT

If we know that over 70% of Pick 3 draws are (6 way box) type draws and not Doubles or Triples, then maybe we can apply a system of playing FRONT PAIR and BACK PAIR plays which reduces the number of plays and bet amount and get us closer to a win.

Example,

Say we like 1 in any position for the next draw in the Pick 3. But we don't know where it will fall.

KEY # 1 in any position

PAIR Plays for $1.00

Front Pair Plays Middle Pair Back Pair Plays

10x... [ More ]