#BettingPeople

[@muttleyZZZ]

You’re killing it with these interviews lately they’re great

[@paulconey252]

My god your going back while, have you no up to date races,these 2 horses you are showing were exceptional

[@pgc8410]

Very informative with practical examples. Definitely a different skill set to standard pre race punting

[@natalliaf6387]

I think some 2022 examples would be more apropos because the in-running markets today vs a decade ago are like night and day. There is nearly nothing being bet in-running any more. If you watch the boxes in the betting market as the race is being run, you'll notice that there is less than a fiver filling nearly all the boxes, which disappear if you try to match an offer. RIP

[@Jacko_Plays_Chess]

Excellent interview. Very insightful demonstrations on what to look for "in running".

[@pauljones5066]

in running from home?! I wouldn't fancy that much

[@TheHammers1982]

Excellent interview

[@johnristheanswer]

Good to see examples. Is Matt broadly suggesting it's better to look to lay horses nearer the front that have shortened that you think may get beaten rather than lay a back marker that has shot out in price but may still win ?

[@fraac]

is your podcast of these interviews not updating any more?

[@simonnott3076]

The podcasts usually go up after the last video clip.

[@Spannerface]

any p&l screenshots please?

[@simonnott3076]

Matt pays the premium charge, that's about as personal as info on his income is going to be.

[@Spannerface]

@@simonnott3076 you can win £100 ev week and still pay premium charge.

[@NickPeters-zc2ms]

All good stuff. I remember Witchita Lineman (A.P.McCoy) @ Cheltenham. I layed it in-running at average odds of 7.0, could/should have done a L2B, but was still convinced it couldn't win...of course it did. (As Matt says, take the medicine) I still enjoy IR trading though as the liquidity has picked up more over the last couple of years.