Hi,
I have noticed that, almost invariably, if there is an odds-on fav anywhere from 1.9 to say 1.4 or so, then from approx 15 min to 2 min out when things start to become a bit frenetic there is a constant Lay pressure forcing the fav to drift. Would any kind and experienced soul give me an idea of the reasoning for this?
It would seem to be an obvious strategy to get in on the act by Laying and scalping a profit by Backing when it ticks out.
Cheers
PeadearO
I have noticed that, almost invariably, if there is an odds-on fav anywhere from 1.9 to say 1.4 or so, then from approx 15 min to 2 min out when things start to become a bit frenetic there is a constant Lay pressure forcing the fav to drift. Would any kind and experienced soul give me an idea of the reasoning for this?
It would seem to be an obvious strategy to get in on the act by Laying and scalping a profit by Backing when it ticks out.
Cheers
PeadearO
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