How To Bet On Royal Ascot 2020 - betting expert's guide

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and five tips on how to make your bets more profitable. First of all, this is a rather unique year in which there have been no turf races. It's still the end of April, it doesn't look like there's going to be anything at least for the next few weeks, so hopefully things will start in Ireland first in mid-May and there will be a few weeks of racing. from some description before the wrong meeting, everything is up in the air at the moment, but there are still some top tips that we can keep in mind to make this a completely unique year with the meeting that will take place behind closed doors there.

There will be no fashion or pomp and ceremony, it will all be very strange and subdued, but it will still be a first-class race in whatever form it takes and hopefully we can turn it into a profitable race for our regular listeners now. The first tip is to very carefully observe the effect of the draw and the pace of the race. Traditionally at the

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meeting it was thought that loaded horses had an advantage on the straight course, but really in more recent years the bias, if it exists, has been more related to the paces in these races, so it is very It is important, first of all, to observe the first races each day to try to discern any track bias in large fields, although it is much more important to note. where you think about the paces on both sides of the track, one of the things I like to do particularly in the big field sprints, where there are a lot of them, especially the obstacles, is to try to identify two or three leading runners in one side of the track they are likely to cut each other's throats but get dragged between the sprinters on that side and if you can identify some real speed balls and who could maybe ruin each other for the lead on the right side of the track , that's more important to me these days than any kind of predetermined incline on the round course, especially on big courses, it can be helpful to run close to the pace.

I mean, the people at Ascot think it's a very good gallop, but in reality the curve into the short straight is very sharp and certainly when the ground is on the other side of the good, which tends to be midsummer, you just have two and a half rollers from the winning post having turned home and those left behind often struggle to get involved all these days obviously. You can exaggerate this if they go too hard at the front, they may stop and let things come in behind, but generally speaking, I'm looking for positive horses that run at the front on the round track and can handle a lot of passing.

Now, the second tip. is to try to avoid the hyped big names that are usually overbet and underpriced at this meeting every year, obviously Aiden O'Brien seems to win the chain of titles at this meeting. I think he's won it nine times in total and it's pretty much impossible given that he's the short-priced favorite in all the races in the group broadly speaking and, along with Jon Gosselin, Sir Michael, jockeys Ryan Moore and Frankie D Tori, their brokers are always ahead of the market and very rarely offer any particular value, obviously they have an excellent track record over time, but the market fully takes this into account now and it may be best to look away from the obvious and I certainly think something that gets overlooked is going for the second and third strings.

Of these top yards O'Brien will often have two or three in a race and just because more are reserved for riding at one, the price difference between the market leaders and the highest priced ones can be too wide, certainly much larger. . that any difference in form they have in the book and that is something to take into account and I also think that in

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look for some young jockeys and who have done particularly well in the last season, Kieran Fallon, who can still claim three pounds at Despite riding 50 odd winners at a 12 per cent strike rate in 2019, he will be highly sought after, particularly on some of the big field handicaps at Royal Ascot and also on the big tricks of Thomas, who rode 22 winners at 2019 with an incredible strike rate of 17 percent.

I really rate him and those two young riders are worth keeping an eye on. 0.3 is to focus on the reporting stables now, that may sound strange but it's about four weeks until we can compete especially in Ireland, France and hopefully the UK will give a good idea of ​​who has their horses in good shape. form the first time because, unusually for the Raw meeting, they will not be coming here after racing two or three times this summer, it could be the first time, so it is very important to take note of those trainers who have their horses in form at home and they are among the winners, they can be on all-weather surfaces, maybe it is even worth supporting horses that have had a career. within the handicaps, even if they appear not to be the usual type of horses you would expect to win at Royal Ascot Fitness, at this stage it could count for a lot and I will be keeping a close eye on everyone's form.

Of the stables that managed to have some runners in the preparation for meeting point four is to look for the best odds and take advantage of all the improved venue conditions now on offer, this is particularly true this year, the bookmakers are going to be absolutely desperate, they have missed the entry, they have missed several weeks of racing, their turnover figures are going to be absolutely diabolical, they will be very interested in attracting punters and making money at Royal Ascot. Traditionally it is a very successful week for them, they see a lot of business in the high category of Racing, but even more so this year I think the

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is going to be extremely competitive, they will bet without any margin in the morning and that is fine.

It is worth preparing and setting up all your accounts with all the betting companies where you can take advantage of all their offers in terms of place terms, well, many disadvantages with more than 16 bookmakers, you will find five, six, maybe even more places. that are offered and that can change a very difficult betting race into something mathematically very much in your favor. I know several very successful bettors who specialize in these huge handicaps when they can get extra places and they often bet four five six seven horses per race. to give yourself a package mathematically speaking where the books in this type of six-issue runner handicaps are diabolical for the bookmakers and if you can get and the companies that offer five or six places are absolutely impossible to win as a cape you are looking for have as many bets as possible each way and take advantage of these offers and point five is don't get carried away with betting more than normal just because it's Royal Ascot, obviously we were missing grass races this summer, it could be easy to get carried away, you will have 30 races, six each day, most of them are group races or with high class handicaps, you can get fooled and play too big, and that applies to punts in general, try to stay in your comfort zone in second Go ahead, plan your bets.

In the morning, take the highest prices, just be really disciplined and only play when things seem to be in your favor and never chase your losses. Best of luck with the Royal Ascot Twenty20 betting

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