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How CHV's HxS + 1xS search found two winners and turned a $20 Woodbine opinion into a $150.40 return.
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Thanks to superb customer recommendations, we've made a few improvements to charts.
Watch this video to get an idea how I approach serial wages using my sheets. I will do some follow up on this topic at later date where we actually construct tickets.
UPDATE: PFDS Odds has been replaced with PFIG. BEST Odds has been replaced by BFIG. The win probability W% is the new default sort and where the VALUE is calculated.
Pace is the "P" in PFDS and is accounted for in the PFDS ODDS (now PFIG) but sometimes people want to see the figures for themselves....
UPDATE: The Trainer Jockey Rating (TJR) replaces the trainer score. It is more detailed and in-depth of analysis to drive positive ROI. The TJR score is very important and can be combined with other items:
I want to provide some general information about how to bet a race using this data. This data can be used effectively for exotic wagers (exactas, daily doubles), serial wagers (P4, P6), tournament selections and of course simple win, place, show. It is most effective on a race by race basis where you can compare the horse tote odds to...