Nick Tammaro is joined by a roundtable of guests from New Jersey to cover Haskell Preview Day. Samantha Perry, track handicapper at Monmouth, Brian Skirka, marketing manager at Monmouth, and Dallas Baker of Betmakers join Nick to cover the Win-Early Pick 5 as well as the four stakes races that cap the card!
PTF is back with our final Keeneland show of the season alongside Dean Roethemeier, the Assistant Director of Sales Operations at Keeneland...
PTF and Eric DeCoster are back with thoughts, tips, and analysis on the all-Turf Pick Three at Keeneland on Thursday.
Eric DeCoster of In the Money Plus is here with PTF as they each pick a 15% Double on the Keeneland Wednesday card.
PTF kicks things off with a catch-ip with our ever-popular guest Frank McGoey, who gives us his latest thoughts on this year’s race...
PTF is here with Howard Kravets of the HHH Racing Podcast and who covers Hawthorne for inthemoneypodcast.com to go over a very interesting...
PTF is here with Clay Sanders of Ten Strike Racing, who put up a great performance in last weekend’s Grade One Gamble at Keeneland...
Dallas Baker,
I signed up for Monmouth Bets.Com on Friday 10/9. I know you have been promoting Fixed Odds Wagering at MP with Samantha Perry. I received my $50.00 sign up bonus and used it this past weekend at racing from Meadowlands at MP.
I placed a $4.00 win bet at 11:00am in the morning based on the opening line and locked it in at 3.10. There were some scratches before post time in the race. My horse won, but my bet was adjusted by Monmouth Bets from 3.10 to 2.232 to reflect the scratches and changes in the line. Next time your on the air Dallas please mention this so its not a surprise to the horse racing fan. The odds you bet isn’t what you get. Why do I get penalized if I was savvy to lock in that bet before the scratches. Your thoughts.
I’ll forward this to Dallas. We have discussed the idea before that scratches necessitate an adjustment in the price. For the odds to stay the same, the composition of the field has to stay the same. Sorry about the confusion.