2 questions to 'dog lovers', as follows:

Given that ~
a. I am good for generating odd-ball ideas for picking winners
b I obviously know nothing about greyhounds

IS it possible that due to the mechanics of how dogs run together, skittle each other etc, certain box numbers are more inclined to come up together in the frame, irrespective of the odds or expected outcomes or specific tracks etc?

Is is also possible that these same boxes are generally underbet by punters?


Cheers LG

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