Lone Star - Chalk City

[km]

It is a dry Texas drought for longballs at Lone Star again this year, despite good field sizes.

LS, all races through Wed

K=1; 42%; 1.23 ROI and a whopping 66% or 2/3rds of the K1's have finished 1st or 2nd.

K110; 56%; 1.46 ROI (similar results for XF)

MLO=1,2 have won 67% of the races (normal is 50%)

Longshots? Forget it. The numbers of winners paying $15+ is just 7 for 50 (14%). Just 3 winners so far paying over $30.

Lone Star is chalk players heaven, if you can't beat em, join em.

[Victor]

KM,

No thank you, this trend will end and maybe tonight.

Thanks for pointing this out though :)

[MikeDee]

LS is still a good place for the dime super.

In the 2nd race thur nite the k2 finished 1st the K1 finished second and the dime super still paid $116 :)

[km]

Nothing over $10 on Thursday, 3 more winners for Asmussen. The longshot drought goes on. K=2 had a good night and is also now showing a positive ROI for the meet. Top 2 K have won about 2/3 of the races at LoneStar so far this meet. The hits just keep on comin.

[Glen]

Hey Mike,

What happens on the Ten cent super in regards to signers? Is it 300-1 where if you play a .10 cent super and it pays over $60 you pay taxes or is it still $600 limit to pay taxes?

[Glen]

Good info Ken. The Class "+" stinkers been doing reall well also...LS also gets super chalky at the end of the meet.

[MikeDee]

I am prety sure that it has to be over $600. So even if you want to wager the $1 super you are better off to do the "dime" 10 times.