There has not been good news for so long that I had to check the records to find the last winning day in the ongoing 7-dog trial.
The conservative rules set (5x) jumped ahead by $2,050 on April 27, which by an odd coincidence is the last day InvestaPick recorded a bet in any of its three "sports funds."
The more aggressive, more effective 50x approach won $3,480 on May 2 and has been in free-fall mode ever since.
I can't guess what the deal is with IP: My records for them only go back as far as January 1, 2009, and this is by far the longest across the board betting break in all that time.
On the 7-dog trial front, for once, I will let the charts do most of the talking...
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