Overall it doesn't work out on Metro tracks as a winning (as in profitable ) system Darky.... but it is slightly infront in WA, SA and VIC.

Stix, on the same theme, I have been trying to find out for ages the overall figures for the folowing: take all duel winners MISS it's next race then place one unit to win on it's next two runs (regardless of it's 3rd run position) AND also a one unit running double on it's 4th and 5th runs. Do you have the means of solving this one? it would be appreciated.

So, not a genuine guaranteed winning system anywhere here. Is there? Why would you tell?

Crash you're wrong heres one!

(1) Apply for a bookmakers licence.

(2) Attend the local course, and set up a book for each race to say 120%, balance that by the usual lay offs etc etc. If there's a race/horse that you don't wanna be involved with just offer stupid prices and lay any mug money off at the better price.

(3) Result = Guaranteed profits!!

lose not loose
 

Bhagwan, the correct word is lose, not loose, please

im sure that anybody who reads my wonderful posts thinks im a complete ???
but im going to give you my top drawer lay method anyway
1/last 2 starts.= 1st or 2nd or 3rd
2/those last 2 runs in no more than same class

Hi Stix.

Depends on what prices one can get.

There,s a couple in tomorrow too.

Cheers.
darky

12/7/08 to 19/7/08
287 races
win return $243.30 (unitab) 49 winners
Place return $245.30 124 placed

First three races only:)
104 races
Win return $124.10
Place $93.40

So, not a genuine guaranteed winning system anywhere here. Is there? Why would you tell?

There is no such thing as a guaranteed winning system.
Vendor may provide a guarantee, but nobody can guarantee the future.
Even bookies cannot guarantee a profit, some have gone bust, especially the one's who gamble.
If a bookie offers 2/1 about a 20/1 shot and he takes a huge bet just at the deathknock that he can't lay off, the horse could still win - the horse doesn't know his odds.

The winning system I use at the moment, is get the best odds about the best horses.
It's not guaranteed, but it provides a nice return.

But one needs discipline and bank management to pull it off.

Crash, I know you have an aversion to odds on favourites, but if you get a very good price about them, then you make money.
However often they win or lose.

Odds on favourites that lose make very good lay opportunities next start as well ;)

Chrome, I don't doubt your word, but surely a Bookie could only go bust if he/she was an opinion bookie? As otherwise his book is always balanced to win isn't it? and as I understand it he can always refuse a bet? I'm not deliberately causing an argument, I'm just curious to confirm what I've been led to believe is true!