JoeMercer'sWay
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Do the betting companies alter their odds for individuals that keep making money betting a certain way?
For example, let's say we go back to the start of Frankel's racing, say I bet successfully online for the first few races, would the bookie then spot I keep betting and winning on Frankel and therefore give me lower odds than others who may put a punt on because they realise he's become famous.
Note, I'm not asking whether bookies lower odds for perceived favourites or safe bets, but whether they then lower these odds again for individuals who they may notice winning regularly on safe bets?
For example, let's say we go back to the start of Frankel's racing, say I bet successfully online for the first few races, would the bookie then spot I keep betting and winning on Frankel and therefore give me lower odds than others who may put a punt on because they realise he's become famous.
Note, I'm not asking whether bookies lower odds for perceived favourites or safe bets, but whether they then lower these odds again for individuals who they may notice winning regularly on safe bets?