Bit of a strange question, but anyway.
In a race with 6 greyhounds, what odds at BSP would you expect that the dog is the favourite in the betting market 99 percent of the time (ignoring some strange freak event)
I think it's probably around 3.2 - 3.4?
Below what odds is a greyhound almost certain to be the favourite?
That's cool must have been a 2 dog race at the end of that graph! - though it doesn't tell me if there was a dog at 3.1 when the favourite was 2.1 for example.
Basically Im setting up an automation that lays the favourite when the favourite is NOT dog x
So the way I was going to do it was lay at BSP when the price 30 seconds before the off is less than 3.0 AND the dog is not trap x , for example
Then have iterations of that automation for all the traps, depending what dog im avoiding laying as favourite.
I think the alternative method is via spreadsheets but haven't got round to learning that yet so this will be my workaround
Sorry I included less than 6 runners, updated graph here which doesn't deviate far from the original.
The super low price was an OR grade race @ Perry Bar
Excel or a DB you can play with it to your hearts desire.
The super low price was an OR grade race @ Perry Bar
Excel or a DB you can play with it to your hearts desire.
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Without looking at data, I think it would be much lower than 3.2. It isnt strange to see events with the top two at say 2.5
Yeah that makes sense actually
Realised ive over complicated this anyway - all I need to do is select position : favourite 1
And then condition: not trap x
