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2 things can be true at onceFixed odds is needed, but won't happenThe gamblers always get shit on.. CAW 's suck, killing small time playersBack in the day, gamblers were needed..not so much anymore All slot welfareOhio was dead in the water until the racinos came$1600 purses throughout the week at Scioto. Place was a ghost town. All these topics have been discussed at nauseumNothing changes
Miracle maven ends up 1 to 5 last night .2 to 1 morning line against very string field4 to 5 going to the gate is OK, almost even money but then as the gate springs 1 to 5.Against 80% less return then the low price to begin withNo modern gambler is going to tolerate this stuff .You want to save the sport? We thought we needed to push horse ownership. We dont.People will always buy racehorses. Prices for racehorses are through the roof.The sport needs gamblers.No big money gamblers will tolerate 80% reductions in payoffs..It was one thing when this had been going on at b tracks but when its routinely happening Saturday night at meadowlands its a screaming issue
No big money handicapper is ever betting a 4/5 to win looking for ROI. Only degenerates
In the pre-simulcast era when handle was all on track it didn't happen.
Thank yoi for shutting down the its always been this way morons. It hasnt
Is your action sharp? If so, what exactly would you do if everything switched to fixed odds? How many beard accounts could you possibly have at your disposal....and that's a major pain the ass. There is 0% chance any track will allow sharp money.
No such thing as sharp momey thats a myth to make gamblers think they have a chance. Amd of course if a track is taking too much money at the stated odds they are welcome to lower them, especially if they think the person betting might be onto something. They could actually use ot to their advantage like the books have been for years. You guys make it sound like its impossible rocket science. It isnt
This has been happening for 35+ years. NOTHING NEW!!