Saturday, 18 April 2026
Punty's Live Updates
LIVE🏁 Dubbo pace read (6 in): Had a look at the runs so far and we're tracking nicely. No bias, no dramas — the speed maps are doing their job. Fire away for the last 1 🔥
🏁 Dubbo: Stalkers dominating — 3/5 sat just off the speed and kicked. Sit-and-kick types to watch: Miss Rebel (R6 $2.25), My Crown (R7 $3.40), The Git Up (R7 $8.50), Dolly Jayne (R7 $9.00) 🎯
🏁 Dubbo track check: Punty's reviewed 3 races and the map reads are bang on. No adjustments needed — back yourself for the last 4 💪
Meeting Stats
Punty's Early Mail
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Rightio Loose Units, Dubbo's rolled out a proper dry-day job here: Good 4, rail true, sunny as, and a bit of a SSW breeze just to keep the hat on your head. This isn't the sort of card where you can sit there and pray for chaos like you're waiting for the last season of Succession to make sense - it's a map-and-momentum meeting, especially once the sprints kick in. The maidens can be a bit of a noodle-fest, but the quaddie legs are where the real arse-clench lives.
MEET SNAPSHOT
Track: Dubbo, 900m to 1600m card
Rail: True
Official going: Good 4 (expected to play fair, with a mild edge to handy runners in the shorter races)
Weather: Sunny, 19°C, humidity 31%, wind 18km/h SSW (watch for a bit of breeze across the straight, but nothing to turn it into a lottery)
Early lane guess: Rails true should hold up fine; handy runners from good gates get first crack, but it doesn't look like a leader-only graveyard
Tempo profile: A couple of dawdling maidens up front, then the sprints and middle legs get tactical quick - save your ammo for the races where position matters most
Jockeys to follow:
Jake Pracey-Holmes — Keeps popping up on the card's live chances and tends to land the right sort of trip when the map's half decent
Mikayla Weir — Gets her share of honest rides and is aboard a few that can settle handy without getting trapped in the car park
Clayton Gallagher — Strong hands from decent draws, and he keeps showing up on the runners that can make a race of it from the right spot
Stables to respect:
Brett Thompson (5 runners) — Has plenty of shrapnel across the card, including a few that map to get every possible chance if the race shape behaves
Ms J Clement (3 runners) — Brave Enough, St Roy and Sellinya all give her a live look somewhere on the programme
Kieren Hazelton (3 runners) — Jack The Boss, Divine Sinner and Cooma Hut give the yard a real say in the middle races
Punty's take:
This is a Good 4 where the map matters more than the soap opera. The inside isn't poison, the breeze shouldn't wreck anything, and that means the horses that can hold a spot, kick on the turn, and keep finding are the ones to trust. Race 1 is a maiden where Erniegy has the right shape of race, but after that it gets pricklier than a goat in a barber's chair.
The market's already had a few sniffers. Bravalatante is the roughie getting a shove in Race 1, Ready For Lift Off has copped serious attention in Race 3, Charlie Magic and Billabong Rose have both been backed like the yard's been let into the TAB account, and Brave Enough is the knockout roughie in the last. When the money says "hello", listen - but don't marry every move like it's the end of Days of Our Lives.
What it means for you:
Lean into the horses that actually map to land in the first half of the pack or get the right tow into it. This isn't the day to go full barnstorming mug punter and fire at every drift just because it looks sexy on paper. The safest cash is in the place lines and the tighter race shapes; the sneaky value is in the open sprints and the quaddie legs where one of the roughies can blow the whole thing into next week.
I wouldn't go heavy early unless you absolutely have to. Race 1 and Race 2 are the kind of races where you can pick your way through, but the middle of the card is where the real betting decisions matter. If you want to have a proper crack, keep the win stuff selective, let the place plays do some work, and only dabble in the exotic when the race shape has a bit of juice. There's no need to punt like a drunk extra in The Wolf of Wall Street.
PUNTY'S BIG 3 + MULTI
These are the three bets the day leans on.
1 - Erniegy (Race 1, No.3) — $2.11
Why Has the form and the map in a race that looks built for consistency; if the tempo stays ordinary, this bloke gets every chance to keep rolling.
2 - Crismera (Race 1, No.8) — $1.98
Why Maps to find the front half from gate 1 and should be hard to knock around if the race doesn't turn into a street fight.
3 - Charlie Magic (Race 4, No.4) — $4.85
Why Heavy market support and a race shape that lets him stalk rather than burn petrol early - that's the sort of setup that wins these midsummer provincial grinders.
Multi (all three to win): $10 × ~20.28 = ~$202.80 collect
Race 1 – Inland Petroleum Mdn Plate
Race type: Maiden, 1400m
Map & tempo: Slow tempo, with Erniegy advantaged and the rest mostly waiting for someone else to make the first move
Punty read: Erniegy looks the proper one in a race where the pace is softer than a beach towel. Crismera is the short one but not a trust-fund proposition, and the market has already had a proper look at Bravalatante. If you're fishing for a blowout, Culgoa Kate is the one who can nick a cheque if the race turns messy, but this is mostly a test of who can stay out of trouble and sprint the best late.
Top 3 + Roughie ($12 pool)
1. Erniegy (No.3) — $2.11 / $1.22
Prob 36.5% | Place: 24.8% | Value: 1.06x
Bet $12.00 Win, return $25.32
Why Honest as a dog in the back of a ute and gets the map that maiden punters pray for - if he's good enough, he's a stick-on to be right in the thick of it.
2. Crismera (No.8) — $1.98 / $1.25
Prob 29.4% | Place: 21.8% | Value: 0.97x
Bet No Bet
Why Has the best form on paper and the inside draw to park up, but at the price you don't want to be swallowing too much of the shortener.
3. Bravalatante (No.7) — $12.75 / $3.90
Prob 12.6% | Place: 10.6% | Value: 2.09x
Bet No Bet
Why The one at the naughty price who can lob if the leaders jam the brakes on and the race becomes a crawl-and-swoop job.
Roughie: Culgoa Kate (No.5) — $9.25 / $3.10
Prob 9.7% | Place: 8.3% | Value: 1.39x
Bet No Bet
Why Took excuses last time and can improve if she settles closer; she's the sort who gets a sniff if the race falls apart late.
Quinella: 3, 8 — $8
Why It isn't a sexy smash-and-grab, but if the two better types run to script and the others just jog around behind them, this is the sort of skinny little saver that can save a punt from becoming a carton of regret.
Race 2 – Chevrolet Silverado Mdn Plate
Race type: Maiden, 1100m
Map & tempo: Slow tempo, with Kingdom Heart and the other on-speed types controlling the arm-wrestle for position
Punty read: This one looks like a tactical scrap rather than a burn-up. Kingdom Heart gets the inside and the right sort of setup, but the market has already had a swing at Jack The Boss and Nandowrie, and that tells you plenty. Brilliant Beagle is the smoky because the tongue tie might just sharpen him enough to make the favourite sweat.
Top 3 + Roughie ($12 pool)
1. Kingdom Heart (No.7) — $2.70 / $1.30
Prob 22.9% | Place: 43.7% | Value: 0.90x
Bet $12.00 Place, return $15.60
Why Draws to get a clean run and should be sitting close enough without having to burn too much fuel - hard to toss if the race doesn't get goofy.
2. Nandowrie (No.3) — $4.65 / $1.50
Prob 21.2% | Place: 41.8% | Value: 1.11x
Bet No Bet
Why Blinkers on can wake the old fella up and the map isn't a horror show, but the money's asking you to do a bit too much at this stage.
3. Jack The Boss (No.2) — $4.05 / $1.37
Prob 19.6% | Place: 39.6% | Value: 0.81x
Bet No Bet
Why He has copped support and the ride is right, but he's still got a touch of "nearly horse" about him until he proves otherwise.
Roughie: Brilliant Beagle (No.5) — $10.75 / $2.60
Prob 10.8% | Place: 25.1% | Value: 1.09x
Bet No Bet
Why Tongue tie first time is the little gear tweak that can turn a plain run into a proper crack; if the leaders overcook it, he can be chiming in late.
Trifecta Standout: 7, 3 / 7, 3, 2, 5 / 7, 3, 2, 5, 1 — $29
Why Tight little three-way fight at the top, but the whole race feels like one of those tactical sprinters where the right order matters more than throwing darts with your eyes shut.
Race 3 – Hitotsu at Arrowfield Stud (Bm50)
Race type: Benchmark 50, 1600m
Map & tempo: Moderate tempo, with the backmarkers getting their shot if the speed doesn't get silly
Punty read: Charlotting has the right profile to soak up this kind of race and burst late. Bill Peyto keeps turning up without winning the bloody thing, Ready For Lift Off has had the big market shove and deserves respect, and this is one of those mile races that can look tidy on paper and then become a mess at the furlong pole. If the pace is honest, the swoopers are live.
Top 3 + Roughie ($15 pool)
1. Charlotting (No.7) — $9.70 / $2.80
Prob 22.3% | Place: 41.3% | Value: 2.88x
Bet $15.00 Place, return $42.00
Why Maps to get the right tow and has the one-turn mile shape that suits a horse who wants the leaders to do a bit of the donkey work.
2. Bill Peyto (No.5) — $4.00 / $1.70
Prob 20.2% | Place: 38.7% | Value: 1.07x
Bet No Bet
Why Honest old campaigner with the right sort of settling pattern, but he's been around the block enough to make you want a price before getting too carried away.
3. Ready For Lift Off (No.6) — $11.50 / $3.20
Prob 15.5% | Place: 32.0% | Value: 2.37x
Bet No Bet
Why The market has had a proper sniff and you can see why - if he lands handy enough, the big move makes sense, but there's still a bit of "prove it" attached.
Roughie: Cheeky Secrets (No.8) — $31.00 / $5.50
Prob 4.4% | Place: 10.6% | Value: 1.82x
Bet No Bet
Why Huge price, but if the pace gets genuine and they start chaining up late, this backmarker can pinch a hole in the quinella like a seagull nicking chips on the beach.
Trifecta Standout: 7, 5 / 7, 5, 6, 8 / 7, 5, 6, 8, 1 — $15
Why This is a race where the order matters and the two solid types at the front of the market should give the exacta/tri spine, with the roughie and the filly types filling out the frame if the tempo is proper.
Race 4 – GMC Yukon Denali (Bm58)
Race type: Benchmark 58, 1400m
Map & tempo: Slow tempo, with Billabong Rose advantaged and a few others waiting to pounce if the front end crawls
Punty read: The market has latched on to Billabong Rose and Charlie Magic, and you can see the argument for both, but Charlie Magic is the one I want in the betting seat because he gets a clean enough map and won't have to do anything stupid early. Mariota is the sneaky one that can absolutely lob if the speed is ordinary. This is a proper "don't overcomplicate it" race - if the favourite gets outsprinted by a fitter one, you don't want to be the bloke with the taxi meter running.
Top 3 + Roughie ($15 pool)
1. Charlie Magic (No.4) — $4.85 / $1.80
Prob 24.8% | Place: 44.3% | Value: 1.59x
Bet $15.00 Place, return $27.00
Why The market has come for him and the map says he gets to sit quietly before the serious stuff starts - that's exactly what you want at Dubbo when the tempo is a bit sleepy.
2. Mariota (No.10) — $13.50 / $3.40
Prob 19.9% | Place: 38.6% | Value: 3.54x
Bet No Bet
Why If they roll along at all and he gets clear air, this bloke can absolutely soak up late ground and make the shorties look ordinary.
3. St Roy (No.8) — $4.65 / $1.80
Prob 17.6% | Place: 35.6% | Value: 1.08x
Bet No Bet
Why Honest type, but he's one of those runners that keeps you interested without quite making you throw the house at him.
Roughie: Cooma Hut (No.6) — $9.15 / $2.60
Prob 7.8% | Place: 18.1% | Value: 0.94x
Bet No Bet
Why Needs the right sort of race shape, but if the leaders go to sleep and the back half winds up, he's the sort that can sneak into the placings and ruin someone's day.
Quinella Box: 4, 10, 8 — $8
Why This is the sort of race where the top trio can all figure without the form book turning into a bloodbath. Charlie Magic, Mariota and St Roy are the three to have the debate over.
Race 5 – Castlereagh Hotel (Bm50)
Race type: Benchmark 50, 1000m
Map & tempo: Moderate tempo, with Russian Ember and Houdini Spirit likely to force the early chess game
Punty read: This is a sprint where a blink and you'll miss it tempo can turn into a brawl. Ultra White gets the right sort of sit and maps to be right in the firing line, while Houdini Spirit can get the cheap run if the leaders don't try to murder each other. Seeni is the swooper with the sniff, and Adviser is the wide-draw chaos monkey if the race falls apart. This is proper TAB spaghetti.
Top 3 + Roughie ($12 pool)
1. Ultra White (No.12) — $5.95 / $2.25
Prob 19.5% | Place: 36.5% | Value: 1.51x
Bet $12.00 Place, return $27.00
Why Maps to land in a sensible spot and the weight profile isn't a nightmare - if they overdo it up front, he gets first crack at the collapse.
2. Houdini Spirit (No.2) — $7.25 / $2.45
Prob 16.8% | Place: 32.9% | Value: 1.59x
Bet No Bet
Why Leaders' race on paper and he's one of the few who can make his own luck if the field gets strung out early.
3. Seeni (No.3) — $6.80 / $2.35
Prob 14.6% | Place: 29.6% | Value: 1.30x
Bet No Bet
Why Backmarker with a proper swooper's profile - if they go too hard, he's the one flying late like the end of a Mad Max chase scene.
Roughie: Adviser (No.8) — $9.55 / $3.30
Prob 10.1% | Place: 21.7% | Value: 1.26x
Bet No Bet
Why Wide alley means he needs a bit of luck, but this sort of heat can let a horse like him burst through when everyone else is gasping.
Quinella Box: 12, 2, 3 — $15
Why Exactly the kind of dash where a few of the better-placed runners can mug the leaders late. Ultra White, Houdini Spirit and Seeni are the three you'd want in the trench.
Race 6 – Arrowfield Queen Of The West (Bm82)
Race type: Benchmark 82, 1200m
Map & tempo: Genuine pace, with Cool Storm leading and the pressure on from the jump
Punty read: Proper race this. Play My Song is the one I want - good map, good class, and the race shape says it can sit where it wants and get the first crack. Sports Page and Like Lukey are the other two you can't ignore, even if the betting says you should be doing a little bit of cardio before putting the cash down. Miss Rebel is the class runner, but the price is more expensive than a feed at the airport.
Top 3 + Roughie ($15 pool)
1. Play My Song (No.4) — $4.75 / $1.60
Prob 22.8% | Place: 42.4% | Value: 1.42x
Bet $15.00 Place, return $24.00
Why The map is doing him favours here and the class edge means he doesn't have to be a superstar, just the cleanest traveller in the race.
2. Sports Page (No.6) — $15.25 / $3.50
Prob 19.5% | Place: 38.4% | Value: 3.90x
Bet No Bet
Why Big sprint race profile and he can absolutely lob if the speed cooks the leaders, but the place line is just a touch skinny for the job.
3. Like Lukey (No.5) — $6.60 / $2.10
Prob 17.9% | Place: 36.2% | Value: 1.55x
Bet No Bet
Why This bloke keeps finding the right races and the right runs; if the front end gets ugly, he's the one who can pick them up late.
Roughie: Mountain Top (No.1) — $13.00 / $3.10
Prob 3.9% | Place: 9.5% | Value: 0.66x
Bet No Bet
Why Needs the race to go sideways and a bit of old-school luck, but if the leaders overcook it and he gets a soft trail, he can sneak into the frame.
Trifecta Standout: 4, 6 / 4, 6, 5, 1 / 4, 6, 5, 1, 8 — $20
Why Strongest class race on the card and the shape says the front half will get tested. Play My Song anchors it, with Sports Page, Like Lukey and Party Doll there to mop up if the speed collapse goes off.
Race 7 – GM Specialty Vehicles Dubbo Queen's Sprint (Bm50)
Race type: Benchmark 50, 1200m
Map & tempo: Moderate tempo, with a bunch of midfielders and backmarkers ready to launch late
Punty read: Absolute chaos materials. Brave Enough is the spicy roughie with the value profile, Godwits has the gear changes to keep you honest, and Kool Kat is the sort of runner that can either look terrific or make you feel like an idiot in 30 seconds flat. Outback Crumpet and The Mystery Guy are the live sneaky ones if the race melts down. This is the sort of sprint that turns grown men into philosophy majors.
Top 3 + Roughie ($15 pool)
1. Brave Enough (No.13) — $18.50 / $5.00
Prob 15.1% | Place: 32.4% | Value: 3.68x
Bet $15.00 Place, return $75.00
Why Huge value, maps to keep rolling late, and if they string out in front he can come over the top like a bloke storming the shed after three schooners.
2. Godwits (No.4) — $19.50 / $5.00
Prob 14.3% | Place: 31.1% | Value: 3.67x
Bet No Bet
Why The gear change is interesting and the race can fall in a heap for closers if the speed gets stupid.
3. Kool Kat (No.10) — $6.25 / $2.40
Prob 13.6% | Place: 29.8% | Value: 1.12x
Bet No Bet
Why Can stalk the right run and is live if the rail's playing fair, but this is a race where saving every possible angle matters more than romance.
Roughie: Outback Crumpet (No.1) — $9.80 / $3.30
Prob 11.4% | Place: 25.9% | Value: 1.48x
Bet No Bet
Why If the map unfolds kindly and he gets to save ground from the inside, he's the sort of runner who can punch a hole in the finish late.
Quinella Box: 13, 4, 10 — $15
Why Proper chaos race, this one. Brave Enough is the value horse, but Godwits and Kool Kat can absolutely be in the photo if the race turns into a late scramble.
SEQUENCE LANES — SINGLE OPTIMISED TICKET
Quaddie (R4-R7)
Smart: 4, 10, 8, 1 / 12, 2, 3, 7, 8 / 4, 6, 5, 2 / 13, 4, 10, 1, 9, 6 (480 combos x $0.14 = $65) — 14% flexi
R4 is the tight one, R5 and R7 are proper chaos, and R6 sits in the middle with enough structure to keep the ticket alive if the class horses do their job.
NUGGETS FROM THE TRACK
1 - Rails True, But Not a Coffin
Dubbo on a Good 4 with the rail true usually rewards horses that can park in the first half and keep their momentum. You don't need to be glued to the fence, but you do need a run - getting bailed up here is a recipe for tears and bad language.
2 - The Money's Talking in the Right Places
Bravalatante in Race 1, Ready For Lift Off in Race 3, Charlie Magic and Billabong Rose in Race 4, Zephyr Wings in Race 5, and Brave Enough in Race 7 all saw market action. Some of those are just sensible moves, but when the money and the map line up, that's where the sneaky collect lives.
3 - The Roughie Story is Alive in the Quaddie
Race 4 through Race 7 is where the card gets properly hairy. If you want a dividend that doesn't look like pocket lint, you need at least one of Mariota, Ultra White, Sports Page or Brave Enough to muscle into the frame - otherwise you're just donating to the dividend pool like a dope.
FINAL WORD FROM THE LOOSE UNIT LOUNGE
Dubbo looks fair, dry, and a bit tactical - which means the horse with the clean run usually beats the horse with the fairy tale. Back the map, respect the market when it's backed by logic, and don't go chasing every roughie like you're in a Fast & Furious side plot. Gamble Responsibly.
Punty's Wrap-Up
The Wrap Dubbo - Proper kick in the dacks!
A couple of proper paydays kept us from copping a full-blown hiding, with Charlie Magic and Play My Song doing the heavy lifting. But the rest of the card had plenty of us staring at the sky like a bloke who’s just dropped his last pie on the footpath. The big pattern was pretty clear: clean runs and handy maps mattered more than romance, and the day rewarded horses that could get into the race without doing a moonlight sprint from the car park.
How It Unfolded
It started more or less how the preview had it pegged — tactical races, not a demolition derby. The early maidens and mid-card races weren’t run at a cracking lick, so the horses that landed in the first half with a decent tow got the first shot. If you were parked ugly or relying on some last-to-first miracle, you were in bother before the serious stuff even started.
The back half of the card stayed pretty true to that script. The track didn’t suddenly turn into a snake pit or a conveyor belt, but the horses with the right map kept getting their chance, and the ones needing everything to fall their way were left whingeing into their feed bin. So the original read was mostly spot on: fair track, tactical tempo, and a premium on positioning rather than fairy tales.
The Scoreboard
Winners (Straight-Out)
- R4 Charlie Magic — $15 Place @ $1.80 → +$13.50
- R6 Play My Song — $15 Place @ $1.60 → +$18.00
Big 3 Multi Result
Missed. R1 No.3 Erniegy ran 2nd, R1 No.8 Crismera got the job done, and R4 No.4 Charlie Magic ran 3rd. Crismera held up its end, but the other two legs didn’t quite land the punch.
Race by Race — How'd We Go?
- R1: Crismera ($1.60) — our top pick Erniegy ran 2nd; the inside runner got the better sit and the race played to the horses that could quicken off a soft tempo.
- R2: Bawnaglen ($1.50) — our top pick Kingdom Heart ran 4th; got the right map but couldn’t lift when the pressure went on.
- R3: Bill Peyto ($2.00) — our top pick Charlotting ran 4th; the race wasn’t run to suit the swoopers and the leaders kept pinching time.
- R4: Charlie Magic ($1.80) — BANG Place +$13.50; our top pick landed the frame after getting a clean enough run.
- R5: Adviser ($3.10) — our top pick Ultra White ran nowhere; the wider draw and a lack of real early position left him chasing shadows.
- R6: Play My Song ($1.60) — BANG Place +$18.00; our top pick got the perfect map and kept finding.
- R7: My Kind Of Girl ($9.50) — our top pick Brave Enough never landed a blow; the race didn’t set up like the late closer needed.
What We Learned — The Factors That Mattered
Pace and position were the two big dogs today. On a fair Good 4 with the rail true, you didn’t need to lead, but you absolutely needed to be somewhere sensible and not spend half the race doing dead-set donkey work. That’s why the horses that could settle handy and kick off a clean run were the ones doing the damage, while the back-half swoopers spent plenty of time hoping for a miracle that never quite showed up.
The market got a few things right, but not all of them. Charlie Magic and Play My Song both had the kind of setup that made sense on paper and they delivered, while a few others with decent-looking maps just couldn’t convert when it mattered. Kingdom Heart, Ultra White and Brave Enough all had their backers believing, but belief doesn’t get you home if you’re stuck in the wrong lane or can’t quicken when the whips come out.
The main factor today was simple: clean trip plus tactical speed. Full stop. It wasn’t a day where raw class alone bailed you out, and it wasn’t a day where you could keep tossing darts at the roughies and expect the universe to smile back. If you were in the first half of the field and had a bit of dash, you were in the game; if you were buried or needed the race to collapse, you were basically asking for a favour from the racing gods.
What that means for next time is dead simple: keep respecting the map at Dubbo when it’s dry and fair. Inside draws in the maidens mattered, handy runners in the sprints mattered, and horses needing everything to go pear-shaped were a risky way to lose a schooner and your patience. Same track, same conditions, and I’d be leaning again toward runners with position, toe, and a sensible run in transit.
Track Read — How The Map Played Out
The map mostly held up. Early and middle races were won by horses that could get settled and use a bit of turf without being bailed up, and that matched the pre-race read pretty neatly. Dubbo didn’t hand out cheap front-running jackpots all day, but it definitely rewarded runners who were close enough to strike without burning petrol like they were on a road trip in a broken Commodore.
There wasn’t a massive lane shift or some sneaky inside/freeway bias turning the place upside down. The better rides were the patient ones — get a spot, save ground, then peel at the right time. The races that looked tactical before the jump stayed tactical after it, and the ones that looked like they’d punish poor map reads absolutely did exactly that.
So yeah, the speed map was a decent guide. The day didn’t turn into a chaos-fest, and it didn’t turn into a total on-pace massacre either — it just kept rewarding the horse with the right run. That’s the kind of meeting where punters get punished for overthinking it and ignoring the bloke in the right lane with a bit of go in him.
Quick Hits (Race-by-Race)
- R1: Crismera ($1.60) — our top pick Erniegy ran 2nd
- R2: Bawnaglen ($1.50) — our top pick Kingdom Heart ran 4th
- R3: Bill Peyto ($2.00) — our top pick Charlotting ran 4th
- R4: Charlie Magic ($1.80) — BANG Place +$13.50
- R5: Adviser ($3.10) — our top pick Ultra White ran 5th
- R6: Play My Song ($1.60) — BANG Place +$18.00
- R7: My Kind Of Girl ($9.50) — our top pick Brave Enough missed the frame
Not a day for the highlights reel, but not a total funeral either — we got a couple of wins on the board and learned that Dubbo on a fair dry deck still asks the same question: can you travel and quicken, or are you just along for the ride? File that away, back the map next time, and don’t get seduced by a smoky if it needs a miracle and a priest. Gamble Responsibly.