Based On Multiple Racing Systems

I have designed a fair few horse racing systems that I personally follow. These systems are mostly based on horses that are consistently “underrated” by punters and bookies alike.

Every morning I toddle on over to the odds comparison sites to see what’s happening in the early markets. The system selections are vetted and filtered to produce the final cut.

When there’s night racing this process is repeated during the afternoon ready for any evening selections.

What Happens Next?

The most accessible odds on these selections are noted and tacked on – these are called “mode” odds. I then look at getting better odds so I look for at least 4 bookmakers that are offering higher than mode odds. I make sure that there is at least one or more bookmakers (in this category) that are offering “best odds guaranteed” e.g. One or more of these bookies: Boyle Sports, Bet 365, Paddy Power, Stan James and William Hill. I call these “Advised” odds and I tack these onto the horse names too. Lastly, I look for the highest odds being offered by one or more of the reputable books and I call these “Best odds”. I tack these and the Bookie’s name onto the end of each of the selections that are sent to subscribers.

The selections are then emailed to subscribers by 12:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. where applicable.

Sometimes there are multiple selections in the same race – this is normal. Sometimes the same horse appears in two or more systems. This means subscribers will stake accordingly e.g If the selections appears twice then this = stake x 2 etc..

Research and Development

I estimate that the longest losing sequence is around 150 points to 1 point level stakes (to Betfair sp). This is the reason I recommend a bare minimum 200 point bank for 1 point level stakes (300 points for comfortable betting).  I have never had any where near this losing sequence in over 2,000 bets so far but just because it’s unlikely to happen it’s definitely not impossible, hence the cautious approach.

So far my average profit on turnover is around 16% to Betfair SP which is extremely good, in other words for every £10.00 bet a £1.60 profit would be achieved.I estimate that long term my profit on turnover will be around 10 to 12% which means that some years it will be under 10% and other years it will be well above 10%. Anything over 5% is head and shoulders above average. Most racing tipsters make a loss. If I were to bet every horse in every race at SP I would lose something like £2.00 for every £10.00 bet!

Luck Is Made By The Individual

Whatever you do you should always reflect on what luck is. In my opinion it’s 40% about preparation and skill, 40% about taking informed action and 20% about letting things happen.

Stay lucky!