20th July 2013, 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Michal
Even more importantly it is imperative to give yourself a chance to get the best possible price. The last General (17/7 Darwin 4) was SP $5.5 it was also available at $6 at several bookies, $6.5 with one bookie, $7 on betfair.
Spending more time on obtaining a good price is more important then worrying about possible selections that are close.
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Never a truer work written imho; whether you base your selections on ratings or systems (or both).
The final and ultimate filter when it comes to value being price? Applies to many other things in life I find e.g. shopping for household appliances;
(1) research for the 'quality offering' online then
(2) shop for best price you can find in the market = value for money.
Recent experience for me indicates that when you apply the 'price lens' is one of the keys to staying in front. As someone else on here said recently.. if you are watching the movement of the odds from open before placing the bet, it may already be too late when it comes to getting the best price on your selection(s).
Cheers LG
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