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#21
16th August 2012, 07:42 PM
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I could never not watch the races, unfathomable.
System betting in general is kinda boring on a day to day basis I find, but necessary. Im personally going through a protracted losing streak with my system which isn't much fun, the YTD profit margin is the only thing keeping me going. I remember a few years back now when the system forum was a bit of a ghost town and the Racing forum was the place of most interest, somewhere along the line that all changed. 
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#22
16th August 2012, 07:57 PM
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It is what you make of it I think.
Certainly negativity is going to put off contributors and potential new blood. It is a journey, I have learnt so much over the years from contributors, it's fantastic. I feel so privileged to have an avenue to banter with other punters, in the pre internet days, you were pretty much on your own. It probably saved me ten years of going down the wrong path. In the beginning I was like the opening of 2001 space odyssey, no internet, on the floor of my bedroom with The Sportsman, a pencil and an exercise book. These days, if I get something wrong, my computer says "What are you doing to me Dave"  Seriously, I don't contribute as much as I used to, because I have found an edge which is completely different to a system, but if I shared it, it would certainly disappear completely, because there isn't enough liquidity. That's not to say I don't share other ideas though.
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#23
16th August 2012, 08:15 PM
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This is on the money. Do you think this is why Don Scott may have invested into Trifecta betting. My dad said to me on the phone - very experienced punter that shares me nothing  if you want more excitment invest in different pools.Keep the win/place bets flowing and maybe invest in the harness racing or dogs or maybe into Exactas etc...
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#24
16th August 2012, 11:16 PM
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UB yes I think that's exactly it. Quote:
That's exactly it too. Much better to give the tools to build on in my view.
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17th August 2012, 11:57 AM
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While your searching for your system or way to make money its all really exciting and new. Your trying new things and learning lots of stuff. Then one or two things click and you start making a profit. Eventually you get your whole system/technique automated and the excitement starts to dwindle. You no longer need to search and learn (you can but the drive usually isn't there anymore). You stop searching for new systems because the one(s) you have works and works well. Eventually its just numbers and a side income and is treated as such or is treated as a side job. There is no longer any excitement as its fairly boring when your winning consistenly. I'm not saying winning isn't great, becasue the money is great, but the passion isn't there anymore as its no longer a challenge.
The above was from U.B. I fully concur in fact that is exactly what has happened to me, 3 others on this site will confirm. What i am doing now with these 3 is to look at what i am doing, Now to be turned into something mechanical without, The downloading of ratings, the form, the videos etc. This has given me a new lease of life so to speak. Cheers. Garyf.
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#26
17th August 2012, 01:45 PM
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In one of my earlier posts to Bernie I mentioned the PL principle and he was one of the more smarter ones to appreciate this factor and for that my hats off to him.
I also mentioned it to one of the more Professional punters .He didnt disagree . Mind you the "holy grail"will be sought after by all for many many years and will keep the industry going long after I,m gone. Cheers darky
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#27
17th August 2012, 02:18 PM
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I move on or stay quiet these days, cos if I post a question, usually programming ideas or specific code questions, what I think happens is the question may be the answer to some who knows the answer, but keeps it
"hidden"...therefore no one really "gets it" in the long run. The consequences are then, less average punters don't get to place a bet in harmoney with the geeks, and therefore geeks shooting themselves in the foot cos the win pool could have been more ! Win or Loss bet is not the point here, just get the bet on. ---------, In Principle..., So lets say I have a question on code, vba, and that question or suggestion is a "good idea" to one who may have the solution to that specific piece of code, but does not post a reply, and actually gets it him/her self, and it's a 100 unit bet, one person... But if the solution was posted and 20 other punters trying to code work on thier own projects, and send a bet, each 100 units, thats then equates to 20 multiplied by 100 units is 2000 units extra in a winpool, and not 100 out of those 20 punters, let's say 5 win on the same race, do the math...
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#29
17th August 2012, 06:58 PM
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Jose
There was sci fi before Red Dwarf I went to see that film with my mother in the late 60's I guess. Pretty sure Bonnie and Clyde was on next door and mum thought 2001 would be less violent. 
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#30
17th August 2012, 07:13 PM
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You're not wrong Bernie. It's all here for the looking.
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