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I've been up to my eyeballs in constant maturity swap futures all day and I was less confused in trying to model and execute those than I am with that Max.

I was concurring with DO regarding backing e/w shots in the race at around the 14/1 mark as I'd prefer to reduce my odds of getting some sort of return (5/4 if the place lands) and cop a £750 return from my two £50 win bets if either obliges.

Mainly because - and this is where this race is unique for me - I want an interest in the race for as long as possible and if Blaklion falls or gets brought down at the first I still have let's say for example, Cause of Causes running for me.

In other races I'd probably be focused on securing profit but no so much here as it's a one off and I can live with that.

The E/W doubles are clearly speculative but are exploiting the combined additional place terms.

Each to their own though.

<blockquote data-quote="wilsonl" data-source="post: 2565534" data-attributes="member: 66102">I&#039;ve been up to my eyeballs in constant maturity swap futures all day and I was less confused in trying to model and execute those than I am with that Max.I was concurring with DO regarding backing e/w shots in the race at around the 14/1 mark as I&#039;d prefer to reduce my odds of getting some sort of return (5/4 if the place lands) and cop a £750 return from my two £50 win bets if either obliges.Mainly because - and this is where this race is unique for me - I want an interest in the race for as long as possible and if Blaklion falls or gets brought down at the first I still have let&#039;s say for example, Cause of Causes running for me.In other races I&#039;d probably be focused on securing profit but no so much here as it&#039;s a one off and I can live with that.The E/W doubles are clearly speculative but are exploiting the combined additional place terms.Each to their own though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wilsonl, post: 2565534, member: 66102"] I've been up to my eyeballs in constant maturity swap futures all day and I was less confused in trying to model and execute those than I am with that Max. I was concurring with DO regarding backing e/w shots in the race at around the 14/1 mark as I'd prefer to reduce my odds of getting some sort of return (5/4 if the place lands) and cop a £750 return from my two £50 win bets if either obliges. Mainly because - and this is where this race is unique for me - I want an interest in the race for as long as possible and if Blaklion falls or gets brought down at the first I still have let's say for example, Cause of Causes running for me. In other races I'd probably be focused on securing profit but no so much here as it's a one off and I can live with that. The E/W doubles are clearly speculative but are exploiting the combined additional place terms. Each to their own though. [/QUOTE]

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