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You might be misremembering (it's my fav DB show btw...) It's not really revealed how he does the last trick. In the last bet she believes she loses because th
by ErrantX 2y ago
You might be misremembering (it's my fav DB show btw...)
It's not really revealed how he does the last trick. In the last bet she believes she loses because the horse he tips doesn't win - and during the race he reveals there is no system.
However, he places the final bet - not her - and after the race ends she opens the ticket to find it's placed on the winner, not the tipped horse.
Almost certainly it's slight of hand (which he is excellent at) but that is never revealed.
- mrandish 2y agoYes, it's been several years since I watched it, so I guess I'm not remembering it clearly. I remember a race where there were multiple volunteer bettors at the track who were unaware of each other and only one of them won. Maybe that was the second to last race. Anyway, I apologize for my error in recollection. I sincerely remember the gist of the show being as I described. Another reminder that memory can sometimes be weirdly porous yet not be correctly 'flagged' with an appropriate sense of uncertainty.
- vlovich123 2y agoThat’s fine. It was indeed the penultimate race shown where each bettor recorded themselves. The ultimate race had him and the lady and supposedly no other bettors. I take that at face value leaving betting on all horses and sleight of hand as the more likely explanation.