hi

thanks frying pan for your input and yes i understand what you are saying.

i am well aware that we dont get the 100% of whatever pool we are dealing with.

the bookies like to have markets that are in excesss of 115% so one has to be careful.

Having said this there is still value out there if you look for it.

Its the very thing that inexperienced punters do is look for a magical plan and thats what system sellers rely on.

I remember one pretty cluey bloke was interviewed in relation to gambling etc. his response.

"YOU CANT CHANGE THE MATH"

This holds true with all forms so the advantage with horse betting is that you can try and get the math in your favor.

It seems from some of the responses i've received that it is presumed that a bad selection plan will somehow become a good selection plan with a good staking plan. This of course is nonsense.

You get a good selection plan first then any staking plan will win.

regards
ubetido