Computerised form programs
 

Hi Guys

Just wanted to hear some good or bad stories of people giving their money to groups who claim to have the best computerised form and tips. Have you won or lost? Are they all a con or are some on the money and able to give you winners?

it has always amazed me that anyone would want to pay for tips, most of the enjoyment in this game comes from the hard work put in. some type of computerised form maybe ok, but is it any different than that availiable to anyone with a bit of knowledge, the sportsman & a spreadsheet?

answer = NO

stay well clear of any system being marketed.havent seen or heard of one winning punters money,and cost a fortune.

I use computerised form, and I reckon it's great. The amount of information, plus the flexible way it can be displayed, is so much better than a traditional formguide. But I'm not sure what you mean by "tips"? Do you mean the ratings that some formguides give, or so-called expert tips like in the newspaper?

Basically i mean a company with a program that gives you selections then leaves it up to you to put the bet on at your descretion. You can put whatever you like on it or not at all. They just give you the horse to back and say you can make heaps but it costs heaps too!!!

Ahhh, now I understand... I thought you were referring to software that allow you to view downloadable form, such as ....and ....
For your needs, have you seen .... website .......you only pay if they win over the entire week. ....

Rac Mana contact me pls
 

Hey there Raceing Managatang,

I dont suspect you will get any posted comments about companies that you are after, as we had this as aproblem not long ago if you read some of the prev posts in the last couple of months. But if you contact m I can give you some usefull info about the topic if you like, at laish at optusnet dot com dot au. Catch ya later

Let me try that again.... I thought you were referring to software that allow you to view downloadable form, such as the wonderful Bizzy Form and Bet Selector (formerly Price Predictor).