Appraise selections/results

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APPRAISE
2.00 Newbury - Poliska 2 point Win 6/4
2.35 Newbury - Time For Rupert 5 point Win 4/6
6.50 Kempton - Peace Seeker 2 point win 6/4

All BOG bet365
 
Another profitable day for APPRAISE

Only the second 5 point bet since starting this thread and 100% record with these. I quoted the wrong odds for Time For Rupert and in the end only managed 8/15.

Peace Seeker won very easily and 6/4 was a lovely price.

Moving on to +18.70 for December.
 
Ardent1965 said:
Another profitable day for APPRAISE

Only the second 5 point bet since starting this thread and 100% record with these. I quoted the wrong odds for Time For Rupert and in the end only managed 8/15.

Peace Seeker won very easily and 6/4 was a lovely price.

Moving on to +18.70 for December.
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great form ardent - missed your first two today but got on peace seeker @ 11/10 - i think the first two nearly evened themselves out
 
APPRAISE

12.05 Uttoxeter Tarn Hows 3 point win 2/1 BOG
1.55 Ascot Molotof 3 point win 2/1 BOG
3.20 Southwell Beautiful Day 4 points win 5/4 BOG
Good luck
 
Nice day for us today Molotof battled on gamely after blundering through the last and Beautiful Day could have won pulling a truck.

So we move on to +24.70 for the month.

Thanks Anti appreciated!
It is taxing me quite a bit and the difficulty with these systems is the maths to be honest its extremely complex.

STAKING PLAN FOR APPRAISE
There is a higher level of profit to be made by adapting the staking system for APPRAISE but youve got so many variables to factor in, and you increase the risk accordingly. The staking points system i am posting on the forum is not the most beneficial for this system, but it does the job in terms of publicising this for the future and turning over a profit.

For any staking sytem, obviously, the big enemy is a protracted losing streak. My stats in test have not shown a significant damaging losing streak for APPRAISE and i am tempted to vary the staking plan to capitalise. Most staking plans build in a significant amount of leeway to cope with long losing runs. This is complex though and the staking plan i am devising for this system may not fit other systems it is also completely unique i have scoured the net and cant find anything like it, however as i may sell this system in the autumn next year i cant advise on staking the system, all i want to point out is you can increase profit by carefully considering your investment in relation to risk.

I would urge those following APPRAISE to record their investments and consider their staking plan carefully, otherwise follow the points based system that i recommend for a potentially secure low risk return.

Tomorrows another day!
 
APPRAISE

12.50 Ling Colorful Notion 6/4 BOG 3 point win
3.20 Hay Highland Lodge 4/6 BOG 4 point win

Tomorrows another day good luck
 
Very impressed by your system Ardent - very difficult to stay ahead of the game consistently but you are doing really well. Top stuff <applause>
 
ardent1965 said:
nice day for us today molotof battled on gamely after blundering through the last and beautiful day could have won pulling a truck.

So we move on to +24.70 for the month.

Thanks anti appreciated!
It is taxing me quite a bit and the difficulty with these systems is the maths to be honest its extremely complex.

staking plan for appraise
there is a higher level of profit to be made by adapting the staking system for appraise but youve got so many variables to factor in, and you increase the risk accordingly. The staking points system i am posting on the forum is not the most beneficial for this system, but it does the job in terms of publicising this for the future and turning over a profit.

For any staking sytem, obviously, the big enemy is a protracted losing streak. My stats in test have not shown a significant damaging losing streak for appraise and i am tempted to vary the staking plan to capitalise. Most staking plans build in a significant amount of leeway to cope with long losing runs. This is complex though and the staking plan i am devising for this system may not fit other systems it is also completely unique i have scoured the net and cant find anything like it, however as i may sell this system in the autumn next year i cant advise on staking the system, all i want to point out is you can increase profit by carefully considering your investment in relation to risk.

I would urge those following appraise to record their investments and consider their staking plan carefully, otherwise follow the points based system that i recommend for a potentially secure low risk return.

Tomorrows another day!
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cheers for that ardent - if you do sell the system i hope there will be a decent discount for all your 606 buddies


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Normally systems are contrived based on past results and it's very rare that they work when applied to future races. I don't know how your system was devised Ardent but you certainly seem to have bucked the trend with all your selections proofed this forum. Very well done and keep it up.

I don't know how to put this but all rights to your system are owned by NOT 606 (60% to the site owner and 40% to the moderator). However, I will be happy to split my share 50/50.
 
Ron said:
Normally systems are contrived based on past results and it's very rare that they work when applied to future races. I don't know how your system was devised Ardent but you certainly seem to have bucked the trend with all your selections proofed this forum. Very well done and keep it up.

I don't know how to put this but all rights to your system are owned by NOT 606 (60% to the site owner and 40% to the moderator). However, I will be happy to split my share 50/50.
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