4th November 2016, 07:36 PM
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Originally Posted by darkydog2002
I ask as I recall Warren Block commenting that if one doubed their Bank in the 1st year they were doing exceedingly well.
That was some years ago and was wondering if that had changed any with the advent of new racing information.
Cheers.
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Doubling the bank is a very good result.
Its not hard to double the bank. Just find a fav at $2 that is a "certain" winner and bet your whole bank on it and then don't bet for the rest of the year. Alternatively find two $1.50 place chances and bet them into each other.
The problem is consistency. Doubling your bank every year is extremely hard on a consistent basis. It introduces a lot more risk for the extra reward because you will need to increase your % of bank bet size to creat4e the higher returns.
Aim for 20% as that is achievable. |