Polytrack ALWAYS Fast???

[Riot]

I wouldn't want it published, Scav. Right now there is so little "free" money in the pools anyway, it mostly handicappers wagering, they all have access to the same information - only difference is in how they process it.

Keep any little edge you have

[ArlJim78]

Originally Posted by Riot

I wouldn't want it published, Scav. Right now there is so little "free" money in the pools anyway, it mostly handicappers wagering, they all have access to the same information - only difference is in how they process it.

Keep any little edge you have

yes, long live randomness!

[dellinger63]

Originally Posted by Riot

I wouldn't want it published, Scav. Right now there is so little "free" money in the pools anyway, it mostly handicappers wagering, they all have access to the same information - only difference is in how they process it.

Keep any little edge you have

He knows that he's just being lazy.

[Scav]

Originally Posted by Cardus

I thought that one of the virtues of synthetic surfaces was that moisture drains through them so quickly that there should be no need for wet-fast designations.

Cardus, this might be true, but it is two different race tracks when moisture hits it. When it has water in it, speeds holds alot longer, but when the sun bakes it for a couple days, they close from the clouds. Why this is, I don't know, but I have seen both instances, and both of them have yielded the above results