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However, the results for the whole of September are as follows: During September there were 82 qualifying races in which the favourite has won on 42 occasions including 2 joint favourites for a strike rate of To put this into perspective, a level stake wager on all 82 of the qualifying favourites would have produced a profit of 9. However, I still believe that it is too early to determine whether this betting system is worth implementing, so I will continue to collate the results for the foreseeable future.

October Results Summary The results for the month of October are as follows: There were qualifying races in which the favourite has won on 56 occasions for a strike rate of Still an overall profit of However, I still believe that it is too early to determine whether this betting system is worth implementing, as I am a little concerned regarding the number of prolonged betting series which have occurred during October, so I will continue to collate the results for the next month, or two.

November Results Summary The results for the month of November are as follows: There were 99 qualifying races in which the favourite has won on 46 occasions for a strike rate of In addition, there have been a number of occasions where the betting series required a significant number of wagers and relatively high stakes prior to returning a profit, which suggests that this system may prove fairly risky to implement. However, after 84 winning betting series, there appears to be little value in continuing to test the system further.

Further Action Although the system has not produced the level of profit that was first envisaged and in my opinion could prove fairly risky to implement if adopting my normal level of stakes, I intend to set aside a small betting bank specifically to fund the system from which I will place very low stakes wagers. If the system continues to perform in a similar manner as it did during testing, it should produce sufficient profits to double the betting bank every 6 months, at which time I shall double the unit stake.

I suspect that I will eventually lose my initial betting bank, but it has to be worth taking a chance and should it be fun while it lasts. The net result being that Series 26 was in deficit by What is a CO2 spray for? Showpiece of the Week.

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Browse cars for sale. Search My Stuff What's New 3 12 24 A few years ago i had a look at a load of systems from books, the internet etc. Anyone on here use any simple systems?

Dont think you can beat the bookies IMHO. Had a mate who was a ladbrokes manager ,went to ascot once his surefire idea was to bet on the horse that had the shortest price with ladbrokes compared to the other bookmakers 6 bets 6 losers! Shaw Tarse 28, posts months. The best 'system' is to know the trainers and when they've got a horse that's actually trying.

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Aside from that, one quite good way is to look at insignificant races where the horse has come from one end of the country to the other. They don't normally spend 14 hours on the road unless they're going for a win. I used to work for a bookies There is no system that works Somewhatfoolish 3, posts months. There are various arbitrage systems usually between a bookie and a betting exchange Or risk arbitrage between very similar bets with wildly differing odds usually spread betting related.

Alternatively I knew some guys who would make markets on bet fair but stopped when the latter increased charges for consistently succesful punters.

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That requires knowledge of the business though. And then there's bonus bagging. None of this will make you rich though. If everyone is doing the same thing, the prices on the selected horses would collapse, and all the profit that used to be had has now gone! The system is now useless. The statistic that many systems will use is the form — which shows where a horse has finished in the last so many races.

For example, a horse might have next to its name, signifying it finished third, unplaced and second in its last three outings. From this you have no idea the quality of the opposition, no idea how many runners it was up against, no idea the distance the race was run over, no idea whether the ground was firm or soft and no idea if anything affected the running, such as an injury — basically this stat gives you no idea!

However many systems will use this stat as the most important. Another system might use the amount of time a horse has between races as a factor. A horse may have been off the track for sixty days, but what does this tell us? Whichever stat you input into a system is basically meaningless without knowing the bigger picture.