Agree puntz to a point.

Wright Bros etc were ridiculed and so were early explorers for saying that the world was round and not flat.

Centuries later we know that since Einstein, and many of the great mathematicians, despite huge technological advancements, the laws of probability, relativity and physics remain unchanged.

What is or is not possible mathematically is not governed by our imagination or past inventions or for that matter future ones, but rather basic mathematical probability. If as claimed, this system has had not one losing day, then surely the starting bank should have progressed to the point of being able to break every bookie in Australia.

That has yet to happen, basically because the odds made available are structured so that the bookie always wins a % on every race and the punter is at a disadvantage.

Even at 1% of the bank every day for 9 months this would accumulate to an enormous figure requiring neither subscribers, nor further advertising.

[ This Message was edited by: Equine Investor on 2002-07-11 01:08 ]