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Originally Posted by 2Hot4TV
Yes it's happened every year and you think that they are going to invest in a HUGE server just for the last 2 hours of internet wagering.
We knew that the track was going to be off and sloppy at noon the day of the race, so why would you wait till post parade to make your wager and if you were worried about your horse washing out then that's the risk you take knowing from history that you might not get your wager in.
Really with the rain, slop and 20 horses going 1 1/4 miles for the first time where was the wagering value????????
Did you have the winner, exacta,,,,,,,,,it was all to easy  |
It's silly that this would keep you from waiting to make a wager.
And yes... they should invest in a HUGE server just for the last two hours of internet wagering, because their future business depends on it. If they lost $1 million in handle on Saturday, they lost $100 million in future handle because of disgruntled customers who move their wagering elsewhere.