Here's something that has puzzled me for a long time...
Watching the back & lay prices while a race is "In Play", the winners price always drops to near 1.01 just before the end of the race, and if a favored runner is not fairing well in a race the price rockets up.
If this is done by robot programs during a race how is it they always get it right?
What magical algorithm always points to the winner moments before the race ends.
I've seen this occur in some remote country races with very low betting activity which I think rules out humans betting on course causing a plunge at the race end,
so How It It Done??
Watching the back & lay prices while a race is "In Play", the winners price always drops to near 1.01 just before the end of the race, and if a favored runner is not fairing well in a race the price rockets up.
If this is done by robot programs during a race how is it they always get it right?
What magical algorithm always points to the winner moments before the race ends.
I've seen this occur in some remote country races with very low betting activity which I think rules out humans betting on course causing a plunge at the race end,
so How It It Done??
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