RacingSecretsExposed.com
This is more than a horse racing system. It’s a complete, no holds barred, tell-all guide to making money from horse racing betting like the professionals do.
It’s about how I went from being a frustrated losing punter to being a betting expert that regularly gets invited to speak at seminars, in just a few short months.
I wish I could say it was skill and dedication on my part. But in all honesty it was down to pure dumb luck.
It involved a chance meeting with a freelance odds compiler who taught me some pretty unusual techniques and tricks…almost the exact opposite most popular systems and betting experts have you doing.
Anyone who has struggled making profits or wondered “Why am I still losing money all the time?” will relate.
And by the end of this short but revealing letter, which will not be online for too long, I will do a lot more than tell you my story.
I’ll give you the solutions I discovered and use to this very day to make sure the losing days are a thing of the past.
OK the real reason why your betting balance continually needs topping up is probably not what you think.
You’re here because you’re tired of seeing the horse you backed limp home in last place time and time again.
You’ve tried the latest fad horse racing systems only to end up being out of pocket twice over. Once with the money you had to waste buying the systems in the first place and secondly with all the money you lost actually following them.
If those systems and tipsters actually worked you’d already have that extra mountain of profits you dream of. But they don’t and you don’t.
Betting is a multi billion dollar industry with big office buildings full of heartless number crunchers.
Bookmakers don’t see you as a person. They don’t even see you as a customer. To them you’re a number with a pound sign attached to it.
You’ve probably heard of the fact that if you win too much they shut down your account. I can’t think of another industry that treats its customers with such contempt can you?
If you end up winning too much they’ll shut down your account. You see they’re in the business of making obscene amounts of money and for that they need mugs.
If you actually started making money they would lose a customer. Fail and it’s cha-ching for them. Now they can sell you the next big thing. And then the next big thing after that.
If you’re anything like I was you’re probably wondering why you’re not making a great second income from betting when you’re spending hours reading form and a fortune on systems and tipster services.
Your betting isn’t as profitable as you’d like because the information you’ve been relying on is…well…bad information.
Fraud or ignorance. Either way years of misinformation is largely the real reason why you’re not continually collecting winnings.
Now a little warning this may contradict some things you thought you knew about betting on the horses.
This is another classic mistake that punters make. It’s such an easy thing to do and it’s where I started out too. You’ve already bought the paper to check out the racing so you might as well back their selections…after all they must be an expert as they’re writing for a national paper, right? Wrong. Not only do I have severe reservations about the expertise of these journalists they have so many people who follow their tips so there’s no value in them. Historically if you’d backed every selection picked by the popular Templegate (one of the most respected paper tipsters) from the Sun you would lose around 11p for every £1 staked. So if you backed each of his selections for just £1 over the course of the year you could expect to lose over £1000. Now not many people bet only £1 per bet. A much more likely figure is £10 in which case the losses would amount to a somewhat unnerving £10,000 a year. Hardly an insignificant amount from following a so-called expert.
This is another easy trap to fall into. It seems obvious to think if a top jockey is riding a horse then that horse has got more chance of winning. This is true to an extent but you have to be careful. For example AP McCoy is rightly considered the best National Hunt jockey ever. And when I was starting out I would blindly back a horse he was riding to win if it was near the front of the betting market. And if he was on an outsider I would have an each way on him. Needless to say this strategy didn’t reap any long term winnings. The problem is too many punters think like I did and McCoy’s rides are often criminally under-priced. To show the extent of this let’s take a look at some statistics… Over the past 5 jumps seasons he has ridden 672 winners from 3056 rides, an outstanding strike rate of 22%. However if you had backed each of his rides you would have lost 461.96 points in that five years. Or to put it another way £46,196 to £10 stakes. The top trainers don’t fair much better either if you blindly follow them. For example Jonjo O’Neill is considered one of the very top trainers for National Hunt horses. And I would blindly back his horses as well, as I figured they had a very good chance of winning or at least placing. But his figures are even worse than McCoy’s. Over the past 5 jumps seasons he has trained 404 winners from 2839 rides, a strike rate of 14.23%. If you had backed each of his rides you would have lost 643.04 points in that five years. Or to put it another way £64,304 to £10 stakes. After… Read more…
