Who actually make a Profit on Playing the Horses!
the Top 1.7% and who they are
Start makin' money on the Horses!
Handicapping Comparison
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Attributes |
Make Money |
Break Even |
Lose Money |
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What is the percentage |
2%* |
3% | 95% | |
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Who are the players |
Tote Board Players |
Handicappers that give out or sell their Picks |
All Others | |
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When do these players win? |
Consistently | On a good Day | On a very Lucky Day | |
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How do they make |
Use same statistics everyday |
Jump around from PP to PP** everyday |
May use what other people tell them |
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What Software is used for |
Tote Board Analysis | None | None | |
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Are most Plays Overlays |
Overlays | Underlays | Both | |
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Most Cost Efficient Software? |
HROA1.1 | None | None |
*Estimated from 1.7 to 2.0%
**Past Performances
***?.
The chart percentages above may not be 100% accurate, but most people who have frequented any race track for any length of time will generally agree as to the amount of people who make money on the horses is fairly small. These percentages of winners are from a study in the past. Some so call top handicappers would wish you to believe that they are always ahead of the game, but you will notice most must have a job in order to feed the horses and overcome the breakage of at least 14%. Many work for horse racing TV programs in which they mostly just give out results after the race is over. Or if they do select any horses, they pick mostly underlayed favorites.
The latest fallacy of makin money on the horses is to dig deeper and deeper into the Racing Form, learn everything you can about evey trainer and horse at your favorite track. This is even promoted by the general public as they demand more and more in The Form, which adds newer stats and numbers, such as statistics for a trainer on 1st time start after a Claim, etc. A horse player may swear by a certain stat., but eventually it will fall apart. The trouble, with this type of handicapping is a player keeps changes what he is looking for. If he swings to the left on a horse, the luck may go to the right. Just hanicapping catches up with alot of people and at the end of the year they are behind on their bankroll, even if they won $20,000.
So what is the answer, the actual money bet cannot be hidden on the tote board and this is billions of dollars in one week. But the tote board is confusing to most people, even top handicappers. Some odds go down, some go up, & some stay the same. So what are you suppose to do? You need some way to organize the tote board and identify each horse in a different way of wheather he goes up or down and most importantly, the intensity of his move. There are software programs that cost thousands of dollars or you can buy my program which will give you the intensity of the change for just $49.0.
Once you begin to collect data, you can develop your own database as to what changes and intensities win at your race track. You will gradually learn how to read the tote board. I also give you a free membership at my Odds Analyzer Website with the purchase of the HROA1.1. You can see some data I have collected for the S. Cali Circuit, (this is In Process). All this for just under $50.00 or you can spend several $1,000 with databases for your track.
From all my years, I have found that most people try to bet just a small amount of money to get alot. This is actually encouraged by most race tracks, I have seen an advertisement for a Pick 6 which is "bet a little and get alot". In reality this would be like people who play the lotteries, which have odds of winning of 1 chance in 40,000,000. or less. In other words the player is making his chance of making money almost zero. This is why you hear the saying at the race track of 'woulda, coulda, & shoulda". You can hear of 100's of stories of almost winning some big money, but this very seldom actually happens. My conclusion is I like to only make bets that will return only a small percentage return of 40% to 300%. These percentatges are above breakeven. Bets like these are more realistic, more likely to actually happen, and pay alot more than the stock market or banks for 1 day of work. Examples of a couple of good investments would be betting 2 horses to win for a cost of $4.00 and one winning and paying $9.60, this is a return of 140% . Or betting a trifecta wheel in a short field that cost $7.00 and pays $21.40, for a return of 205%. This way a player is not making bets that are so far out that making money over the long haul is impossible.
So if you want to join the 2% that actually make money on the horses, you need to learn how to read the tote board. The first step in this process is to start using the odds analyzer because the HROA quantifies all the money moves for 12 minutes. As a buyer of the HROA you will also will be a member of this site. More info. will be coming soon as to various plays all using the HROA1.1. Good Luck in consistent Plays.
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