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    Anyone started or thinking of using this out?

    Might be a viable option for some of you, caters for ponies and sports.

    Looks to be a bit light on volume, but it's a new service so that's to be expected.

    No doubt, exchanges are where it's at.
    Last edited by mad; 03-13-07 at 02:19 AM.

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    I've used it for horses. Got filled maybe 30-40% of the time. I look for tracks that have a bias and then book bets on horses running against it. For example, Keeneland had a bad-rail anti-speed bias last fall with the new Polytrack.

    It's time consuming so I don't do it often.

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    This is second run at exchange for them, they failed miserably last time and will fail again.

    Americans are not into exchanges period.

    SBR Founder Join Date: 7/20/2005


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    2007 NBA Title:

    Unmatched: $49014 Matched: $95101

    The typical horse race will match $5-10,000.

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    I may try it out. Looking at getting into horses.

    With an exchange format like EhorseX, how would you bet exotics? I mean, how would your offer be met if you bet on three or four horses in different combinations?

    It would seem that, if you can't play exotics, the whole profit margin that is specific to horse racing disappears.
    Last edited by Dark Horse; 03-17-07 at 06:18 AM.

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    its nothing special

    play at usa run race books

    SBR Founder Join Date: 7/20/2005


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    If you want to race horses or dogs. Go to link2bet.com they are linked to every track in the US.

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    Dark Horse

    EhorseX books win-only bets. You don't need an account if you want to check the lines.

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