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#31
27th July 2011, 04:15 PM
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Yes - I understand. Well , going by my struggles , it is at least 20 years and growing  But when and if I get to the end , I'll be sure to let you know Max 
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#32
27th July 2011, 04:26 PM
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give me an Email eddy and I post you the rules. This is a variation on Michaelg' neural system. NOT mine! I don't personally use it because the profit margin is only about 8% and I go for long shots while these tend to be on the shorter side. There are only a few bets a day but that wouldn't bother me because I have even fewer bets than that, but I make a heck of a lot larger profit with my ratings. I'm not going to post it here because I did it before and got a lot of smart-alecky remarks. Yesterday's selections were : Geelong race 4 #2 Mackay race 3 #2 race 4 #3 race 7 #1 Today Doomben race 1 #4 race 3 #5 Darwin race 6 #3 (two placings and probably tooooo short) Murray B race 4 # 2 race 5 #2 race 6 #6 As I said I don't bet it but I programmed the rules into my rating programme so I automatically see the results when checking the days racing. One could do a lot worse. Last edited by lomaca : 27th July 2011 at 04:28 PM.
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#34
27th July 2011, 04:33 PM
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#37
27th July 2011, 08:41 PM
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Max,
I haven't read that you have considered place percent. I am sure you will find this is an excellent starting point. There are many possibilities where you can get winners that others often miss and so the odds are better. This is what overlays really mean in practice. For example try this: Ignore 2yo and 3yo races. Consider races up to 2000m. Consider all horses with a spell in their last six form figures. Eliminate any that have won since the recent spell. Select the horse from those remaining with the highest place percent. (Or the top two if you like to bet two)
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#38
27th July 2011, 09:03 PM
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Hi max.
Have you tried trading on Betfair? I turned $50 into $3000 in about 1 year trading most Saturdays and Sundays on the Aussie horse (bearing in mind at the start I was only starting out and trading small amounts). I withdrew something like $2000 to buy a couple of laptops for my daughters and some other stuff. To be honest, after a while, I got a bit sick of sitting in front of the computer and so I bought 1 bot and then another in an attempt at making some "easy" money using whatever system I could find or think of. Long story, short, I was down to my last $15 and, as the missus won't let me put in more money, I was forced to go back to trading. I've started trading again most Saturdays and some Sundays and, since the Queens Birthday weekend here in Melbourne I have turned the $15 into $285 which I am quite proud of. Maybe trading might be for you. You don't have to worry which horse wins or losers as you make money either way if the trade turns out right.
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#39
27th July 2011, 09:40 PM
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[QUOTE=The Ocho]
"" Long story, short, I was down to my last $15 and, as the missus won't let me put in more money, "" I don't know how to do the quote thingy ! The Ocho ..... I got a really good laugh out of your comment about your missus ! BTW, I'm not laughing at you ..... that would be hypocritical !! lol
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#40
27th July 2011, 10:08 PM
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No problems Barny
By the way, you just click on the little "Quote" button to the bottom right hand side of any post you want to quote and then just delete the lines you don't want making sure you keep the little squiggly bits at the start and end of the quote.
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