Yeah, I've just seen it in the 'Punt To Win' section of the Pro-Punter site. Wow, I am famous! :lol:

SPORTZ.They are right though aren,t they ?
You will do substantially better on track.
That was the point of the article.
Cheers.
darky.

Yeah, I get the point of the article. I don't know about the track, but I certainly think I'll have to use my IAS account a bit more in future. At the moment I basically just bet with Unitab, simply because I find it easier, but every now and then the divs ARE a bit skinny. When I heard that Victory Vein was at $14 or $15 with some bookies, I was shocked. I only got $8.80 on Unitab!!!



[ This Message was edited by: sportznut on 2004-02-11 17:03 ]

Fame or fortune ?

Sportz wrote,

'Yeah, I've just seen it in the 'Punt To Win' section of the Pro-Punter site. Wow, I am famous!'

Congratulations mate, but handing out $50 notes on a street corner to strangers will make you famous too.

I am not being harsh here, just trying to point out the reality.

Your doing the hard yards for the short term [ overuse will kill the odds ] benefit of total strangers [ and that's all any of us really are ]. Altruism is a wonderful quality, but among gamblers it's a bit misplaced.

Cheers.




[ This Message was edited by: crash on 2004-02-11 17:17 ]

Crash, when I said 'Wow, I am famous' I WAS actually joking. Believe me, I'm not looking to become famous by posting systems on here.

By the way, I actually have a few more systems that I use which are doing well, and I've decided that it'd probably be best if I didn't share them all with you guys. I guess you're right about gambling, Crash. It's probably not a good thing to be TOO generous.



[ This Message was edited by: sportznut on 2004-02-11 17:45 ]

That's the spirit Sportz.

[ I did assume your remark was a satirical comment, but wasn't sure ].

Cheers.

Crash, your comments sort of remind me of something that 'the Optimist' used to say in PPM. (yes, I used to get that magazine every month)

The Optimist used to say that when you're punting, your enemies are actually the guys standing next to you at the TAB or the track. In other words, it was the other punters you had to get an edge over if you wanted to make as much out of punting as you can. I do like sharing my ideas, but I guess I won't do quite as much of it in future! :smile:

[ This Message was edited by: sportznut on 2004-02-11 18:07 ]