Mulvy wrote:
I'd say assertive trading .
I want to try and put myself in the mix to win something, even if it's just some KFC. I'd rather give myself a chance and hope for some luck, than play it safe and hope that others' bad luck moves me forward. HB mentioned this with regards to the guy in first. I've heard VK mention it previously too and it's how I see it too. The plan is revised weekly (hourly if I'm honest) and all going well after rd19/20 I'll be down to 3 trades, but the plan is to have a solid 21.
The risk is over-doing it, I'm in a reasonable position. Last year I squandered a good position with a couple of awful trades and don't want to repeat it. But I'm still a few hundred points away, I think I need to go reasonably hard at rd17. I could trade six of those guys save a couple of trades and have a couple less for rd17. I could make nine trades and go even harder. Hard to work out a balance. I think with some luck and a fully balanced 21, 3 trades might be enough for the run home. A lot of these decision will be made in a few weeks anyway, but it's good to have an overarching strategy.
To win the whole thing you need a bunch of luck to go your way. If I was in your position I'd be max trading for round 17 and running home on fumes praying to get lucky with injuries/suspensions. You might flame out and end up coming 700th or you might have the dice roll your way and win the whole thing