14th February 2012, 08:59 PM
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The clue being he always picked small fields which triggered some ideas straight away.
In fact this was actually a bogus game going around with system sellers a few years ago.
They'd have a small success rate, but end up with sizeable subscriptions being handed over.
What is interesting, is that he really doesn't understand horse racing, but in demonstrating his approach of flipping the coin has actually provided a subliminal clue to how to profit from horseracing.
What drives a lot of punters to lose is the occurence of expected outcomes happening and not programming the approach, the confidence and the brain, to look for the outlying results which provide the profit.
For example, betting every day in AUS and UK, it's not uncommon to lose for a week or two, which is hard to bear, yet it is the one meeting where the unexpected happens that provides the profit.
It's like the laying $1.01 or backing $1000 methods.
How many TAB punters would think it was a hopeless angle if shown a day or week's results!
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