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When we cover 12 combinations in a trifecta...aren't we doing so while fully knowing that 11 of these bets are "losers" right from the start? Does this make it a losing wagering strategy? There is nothing wrong with betting two horses to win in a race...provided that the payoff justifies the maneuver. Our job isn't to "maximize our ROI". As serious players...our prime consideration is to secure a worthwhile profit, while keeping the variance swings inherent in the game as manageable as possible.
Tell the Twitter "experts" to go **** themselves.
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