Basic Tutorials
Getting Started | Login | Odds - How they work | Back and Lay bets explained | Using ExPort | Bet Amounts and Max Liability | Market Swing Indicator | Charts | Race Timer | Dutching | Hedging | Most Probable Winners and Green Light | EB function | GO function
Most Probable Winners
When you load odds into the calculator you will probably notice that some of them have blue backgrounds. This is because ExPort has identified these as Most Probable winners.
This is a price-based calculation and is naturally more valid as you get closer to the 'off' time as the market will be more fully formed at this stage.
It is worthwhile to take time to watch a few races and see how many times a winner was one of your 'blues'.
This calculation also forms an important part of the Green Light Dutching function.
Green Light Dutch
From time to time you will see a green light appear above the dutching calculator. This indicates that based on the selections you have loaded into the calculator that conditions have been met that ExPort sees as an 'ideal' dutch. These are dutch bet combinations that have shown a better than 80% strike rate with a minimum 20% profit or higher. Naturally, under such circumstances, long term profit should be ensured. There are normally 1 - 5 Green Light dutches in an average days racing.
However, the background calculations for a Green Light dutch are quite restrictive and just because the Green Light has not come on, this does not mean you do not have a potentially successful dutch bet loaded.
Remember to only dutch close to the 'off' time of an event to ensure a fully formed market.
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