Well don't look at me: I don't know any more. I don't even know that one. (Where's Peter when you need him?).

I was thinking today about what I asked about yesterday, and it struck me that possibly the reason it's recommended only for games televised live has nothing to do with the fact that a draw is any less or more likely under those circumstances, but simply because one can rely on healthy in-play liquidity on the exchanges if people are watching on TV, so it's safe to assume that there'll be a big change in the price for a draw after the first goal? "Obvious", you may say, but I've only just (sort of) realised it ...

Edit: another 3M Method update (27th April): no complaints about today, again. 2 races, 2 wins. Punchestown 2.35 (2 selections) and Lingfield 3.40 (2 selections), +6.7% in total for me, with 3% staking. Dave, you must have have cleaned up yesterday and today!