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oilertige 11-02-2010 05:44 PM

"Syndicate" betting?
 
I'm involved with a bunch of local guys (hardly a syndicate) & we have pooled our money and look to have anywhere from $1K to $1500 to spread throughout Saturday's BC races . . . would appreciate any insight on how to "invest" this - Thanks!

hockey2315 11-02-2010 05:55 PM

Not enough for the Pk6s and not worth it, but plenty for the Pk4s. I'd start there.

3kings 11-02-2010 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by oilertige (Post 715233)
I'm involved with a bunch of local guys (hardly a syndicate) & we have pooled our money and look to have anywhere from $1K to $1500 to spread throughout Saturday's BC races . . . would appreciate any insight on how to "invest" this - Thanks!

Off subject but how did your sons' season go?

santana 11-02-2010 06:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by oilertige (Post 715233)
I'm involved with a bunch of local guys (hardly a syndicate) & we have pooled our money and look to have anywhere from $1K to $1500 to spread throughout Saturday's BC races . . . would appreciate any insight on how to "invest" this - Thanks!


Pik 3 and pik 4

Bogey 11-02-2010 06:45 PM

I agree PK3s & PK4s should be the focus. With this kind of arrangement, have a plan in case you guys have an IRS signer(s).

hoovesupsideyourhead 11-03-2010 01:29 PM

'bones' will be in the area..

dellinger63 11-03-2010 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by hoovesupsideyourhead (Post 715725)
'bones' will be in the area..

and will travel. Forgot he's supposed to have a place to park right near the track.

hoovesupsideyourhead 11-03-2010 01:33 PM

11 percenter..lol

asudevil 11-03-2010 01:36 PM

I will need a DTMW signer at CD myself...any recommendations? I will be in section 110.

jms62 11-03-2010 01:56 PM

Averages for the last 2 Breeders Cups at Churchill

2.00 Win 29.96
1.00 Ex 174.43
1.00 Tri 2,452.21
1.00 Super 21,538.85 (99K, 56K and 49K included0
p3 2,295.45
p4 27,649.50 (Only 2 6.8 K 48.4K)

atolunch 11-03-2010 02:15 PM

Probably out here a bunch of time, but....

Anyone know for sure if they will keep the .50 tri's and .10 Supers Friday and Sat??


Thanks in advance!!

hockey2315 11-03-2010 02:20 PM

Yes, they will.

oilertige 11-04-2010 03:54 PM

Thanks . . .
 
appreciate the responses - and to get Gus and Hooves both to banter here was impressive (two of my favorites here!)

This pooling of funds actually got started as a "copycat" to Pat Cumming's terrific Derby superfecta hit by the members of the wedding party that he was involved with. Our family has a wedding on Saturday - so why not invest in a Superfecta or two? Well it has grown to include not only the wedding party and families but also many of the invitees! We will have over $2K to spread - so will do some 10 cent superfectas (and hit 'em 10 or more times), some P3's and P4's - so maybe we can have a "fun" night at our reception? Best of luck to all DT'ers on this great weekend at the races!

Kingturf 11-05-2010 06:01 AM

Syndication bets are interesting; I have done it a few times over the years either in BC races or a triple crown races.

Best:

I picked the horse in the 2002 Belmont, we (3 people) placed a bet wheeling 1 horse 1st, 2nd and 3rd in a $1 superfecta. I picked Madalia de Oro who ran second to 69-1 longshot Sarava. Total bet I believe was $2280; I put in 25% of the cost and we hit the superfecta for $76,000.00

Worst:

2004 Breeder's cup

A 5 group syndication of friends went after the Ultra pick 6 at the BC in Lone Star. With a pick 6 ticket that had a total investment of a little over $9600.00. I had a heated argument with these friends because; The hated Bobby Frankel breeder's cup record and did not wanted to include the 2nd choice; Ghostzapper thinking he was a sprint/miler. Not only we would've had the lone winning ticket. I played a back up pick 4 ticket and used Ghostzapper as a bullet. And we know the rest of the story; Ghostzapper won, 5 of 6 was the pay out...we missed taking down $2 million dollars, my pick 4 ticket paid $9200 and I am still pissed today and have not made another syndication bet again.

Moral to the story...syndication bet are good if the people investing are on the same page. A 15 minute argument became a grudge for 6 years for some friends.

robfla 11-05-2010 09:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kingturf (Post 716718)
Syndication bets are interesting; I have done it a few times over the years either in BC races or a triple crown races.

Best:

I picked the horse in the 2002 Belmont, we (3 people) placed a bet wheeling 1 horse 1st, 2nd and 3rd in a $1 superfecta. I picked Madalia de Oro who ran second to 69-1 longshot Sarava. Total bet I believe was $2280; I put in 25% of the cost and we hit the superfecta for $76,000.00

Worst:

2004 Breeder's cup

A 5 group syndication of friends went after the Ultra pick 6 at the BC in Lone Star. With a pick 6 ticket that had a total investment of a little over $9600.00. I had a heated argument with these friends because; The hated Bobby Frankel breeder's cup record and did not wanted to include the 2nd choice; Ghostzapper thinking he was a sprint/miler. Not only we would've had the lone winning ticket. I played a back up pick 4 ticket and used Ghostzapper as a bullet. And we know the rest of the story; Ghostzapper won, 5 of 6 was the pay out...we missed taking down $2 million dollars, my pick 4 ticket paid $9200 and I am still pissed today and have not made another syndication bet again.

Moral to the story...syndication bet are good if the people investing are on the same page. A 15 minute argument became a grudge for 6 years for some friends.

the P4 paid $23,395 for a buck


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