UK PA's
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UK PA's
11 years 9 months ago
Is it more profitable to play a big PA perm, with a smaller percentage, and hope to double up, or a smaller PA perm, and hope to win it many times. UK only, not local.
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Re: Re: UK PA's
11 years 9 months ago
Thor Wrote:
> Is it more profitable to play a big PA perm, with
> a smaller percentage, and hope to double up, or a
> smaller PA perm, and hope to win it many times. UK
> only, not local.
Not so easy to get a good dividend....pools are very small so you need less than 100 tickets to get a 3 digit payout, also fields very small most of the time. Newmarket and Goodwood and Ascot generally big perm small % ... otherwise I play 20% of a smaller perm, never spending more than R60. Last night at Southwell I got back R280 for my R60.
> Is it more profitable to play a big PA perm, with
> a smaller percentage, and hope to double up, or a
> smaller PA perm, and hope to win it many times. UK
> only, not local.
Not so easy to get a good dividend....pools are very small so you need less than 100 tickets to get a 3 digit payout, also fields very small most of the time. Newmarket and Goodwood and Ascot generally big perm small % ... otherwise I play 20% of a smaller perm, never spending more than R60. Last night at Southwell I got back R280 for my R60.
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Re: Re: UK PA's
11 years 9 months ago
The Madji Wrote:
> Thor Wrote:
>
>
> > Is it more profitable to play a big PA perm,
> with
> > a smaller percentage, and hope to double up, or
> a
> > smaller PA perm, and hope to win it many times.
> UK
> > only, not local.
>
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> Not so easy to get a good dividend....pools are
> very small so you need less than 100 tickets to
> get a 3 digit payout, also fields very small most
> of the time. Newmarket and Goodwood and Ascot
> generally big perm small % ... otherwise I play
> 20% of a smaller perm, never spending more than
> R60. Last night at Southwell I got back R280 for
> my R60.
Agree with you
> Thor Wrote:
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> > Is it more profitable to play a big PA perm,
> with
> > a smaller percentage, and hope to double up, or
> a
> > smaller PA perm, and hope to win it many times.
> UK
> > only, not local.
>
>
> Not so easy to get a good dividend....pools are
> very small so you need less than 100 tickets to
> get a 3 digit payout, also fields very small most
> of the time. Newmarket and Goodwood and Ascot
> generally big perm small % ... otherwise I play
> 20% of a smaller perm, never spending more than
> R60. Last night at Southwell I got back R280 for
> my R60.
Agree with you
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Re: Re: UK PA's
11 years 9 months ago
Todays return for my R60 was R131... but I only had a 5% to start with
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> Todays return for my R60 was R131... but I only
> had a 5% to start with
Not bad.
> Todays return for my R60 was R131... but I only
> had a 5% to start with
Not bad.
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Re: Re: UK PA's
11 years 9 months ago
It all depends on the results so structure I think is very crucial. If its fancied results, its obvious you need to catch more times than when outsiders come in. Depending on my float I play like 3 or 4 PA's or Jackpots to cover most type of results but if I dont fancy a favourite, I leave it out.Its been working quite well recently. Sometimes I have won between quarter to almost the whole pool therefore I only play the PA and Jackpot with a bookmaker.
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