Horse Racing Betting System - Designing a Simple SystemPosted by Nick Niesen on October 26th, 2010 Putting together a system is not as difficult as it may sound, even for a beginner. The important thing, and with any betting, is that you write down every rule and follow it for at least 100 bets. You do not need to trade real money, paper trading is best at first. If after 100 bets it is in profit, you can then give it a betting bank and start gambling. Starting an untested system with real money, and packing it in on its first losing run, putting it down as failed, will only cost you more and more money in the long term. Being patient saves you money. So let us get down to starting a system eh? I?ll show you below how simple they are to put together, this example is profitable, so no reason why you can not follow it with a betting bank, but its yearly profits are not huge, but have a go at your own, always making sure that you understand way a rule works. The system below is designed for National Hunt racing.
Rule 1: Non-Handicap races only. Rule 2: Forecast Favourite only (if joint VOID bet) Rule 3: Forecast price must be odds on. The first 3 rules of any systems I quantify as the main system rules, they ensure we have the main set of qualifiers we are looking for. Those rules after, I regard as filters to take out any facts I know are not profitable long term. Rule 4: Horse age must be 6+ Rule 5: Horse must have finished 2nd or worse on its last run. Rule 6: Must be a gelding. Rule 7: Going must be Good-Soft or better.
So you can see by this example, it does not profit every year, but long term it still shows a profit, and it is long term that any professional gambler will tell you is the only time span that matters. Like it? Share it!More by this author |