Can a Bookmaker Charge You for Investigating Your Own Account Some bookmaker terms let them charge you for investigating your own account, and leave you owing them money.
What Bookmakers' Terms and Conditions Actually Let Them Do Bookmaker terms let them void bets and close accounts on reasonable opinion alone, and complaints can take years to be heard.
How Often Does a Roughie Actually Win the Melbourne Cup? Only 20 of 164 Melbourne Cups have been won by a horse starting at $31 or longer, so the roughie is rarer than memory suggests.
Why Question Marks Mean You Should Not Take Short Odds When a favourite has several unanswered questions, no price is short enough to be worth taking.
What Happens If You Back Every Horse in Every Race Back every horse in every race at the average bookmaker price and you lose 5.3% on turnover, and that is your benchmark.
Why I Do Not Take Short Odds in Small Fields Why I won't take short odds about swoopers in small fields with no pace on paper, even when the horse is the best in the race.
How I Read Market Moves and Drifts Before a Group One How to tell the difference between a market move that tells you something and one that's just an overreaction.