Bhagwan
27th January 2007, 04:22 AM
Here is a plan that producers a good percentage of winners & the odd double digit payer. Without any form study.
RULES
1) Target the top 2 selections of your favorite source of tipsters
e.g. DFS , Sky Channel (available on-line) UniTAB ect.
These have a 36-45% SR on an average day.
2) Bet the one that has the WORST Wt rating as per say UniTAB
e.g. 100ptrs
3)Stop at the first winner each venue producers. This is important.
4) Do the same for each venue on the day.
It usually hits at least one out of 8 shots.
The reason why we target the worst rating is that they usually pay more than the better rating of the 2 selections.
Lets face it , if the better rating got up every time , it would make racing dead easy, but it doese'nt work that way.
STAKING
1 1 1 2 4 6 9 12 = 36 units
Have 7 lots of 36 units = 252 units.
This covers 56 bets
If the winner pays less than expected , accept the small loss & stop betting at that venue.
Restart at 1 unit.
If we strike 8 outs in a row, write it off & start again at 1 unit.
It usually recovers outstanding losses with a few good priced winners along the way of future bets.
It can be run as one continuious bet, venue to venue or seperate staking for each individual venue.
A winner greater than 2/1 will make it show profit.
The selections usually pay $3.50+ with the odd $10 winner.
The SR is definatly there, it rarely has a day where it doesnt hit upon a winner at each venue , especially in the first couple of races.
Work out ones results over each set of 100 bets, to see how its working for you.
Check it over some past results first, before betting real money.
Cheers.
RULES
1) Target the top 2 selections of your favorite source of tipsters
e.g. DFS , Sky Channel (available on-line) UniTAB ect.
These have a 36-45% SR on an average day.
2) Bet the one that has the WORST Wt rating as per say UniTAB
e.g. 100ptrs
3)Stop at the first winner each venue producers. This is important.
4) Do the same for each venue on the day.
It usually hits at least one out of 8 shots.
The reason why we target the worst rating is that they usually pay more than the better rating of the 2 selections.
Lets face it , if the better rating got up every time , it would make racing dead easy, but it doese'nt work that way.
STAKING
1 1 1 2 4 6 9 12 = 36 units
Have 7 lots of 36 units = 252 units.
This covers 56 bets
If the winner pays less than expected , accept the small loss & stop betting at that venue.
Restart at 1 unit.
If we strike 8 outs in a row, write it off & start again at 1 unit.
It usually recovers outstanding losses with a few good priced winners along the way of future bets.
It can be run as one continuious bet, venue to venue or seperate staking for each individual venue.
A winner greater than 2/1 will make it show profit.
The selections usually pay $3.50+ with the odd $10 winner.
The SR is definatly there, it rarely has a day where it doesnt hit upon a winner at each venue , especially in the first couple of races.
Work out ones results over each set of 100 bets, to see how its working for you.
Check it over some past results first, before betting real money.
Cheers.