This is super interesting! I've never really known a whole lot about gambling or betting or really anything, but this is really interesting for someone who doesn't know anything about it!
I really wish I had seen this before the recent Melbourne Cup here. I've only recently started betting on sports but I didn't have the confidence... Oh well, I'll get there - subscribed!
Hi Eddy, it is Luck if you don`t do your homework and study the form.I am living proof its possible to make a living from this.You can do the same if you are committed enough...good luck with your future investments Eddy
Most players are obsessed with Handicapping just as the above video shows. Nothing wrong with Handicapping of course. What players haven't been told is racing's made of two major divisions: Profitcapping and Handicapping. Profitcapping is methods to predict the profit to be made over months and years and has nothing to do with selecting horses. Handicapping is methods to predict the order of finish of races and has nothing to do with money. All gambling is investing. Not all investing is gambling. Go to youtube or google and write in - Profitcapping. Then go to the website.
Hi Jessie, Totally agree this is how I approach my betting and teach others how to do the same.I wish you all the best with your future investments Jessie!
Hi paul thanks for posting ur informative videos for us to enjoy watching !!! Is there any chance u could do a video explaining betting odds please ??? I know it may be easy for u pros but it can be confusing for the novice ( 6/5 11/8 8/13 etc) is there a a quick way of working them out and finding out the % the horse has of winning !!! Just an idea.keep up the good work,many thanks john.
First figure + second figure then second figure divided by that resultant figure = percentage. So 6/5 = 6 + 5 = 11, then 5 '/, 11 = 0.4545 = 45%. For 11/8 = 11 + 8 = 19, then 8 '/, 19 = 0.4211 = 42%. For 8/13 = 8 + 13 = 21, then 13 '/, 21 = 0.6190 = 62%. etc. Although if you know the odds against equivalent it's easy to calculate the odds-on by taking it away from 100. eg 13/8 = 38%, therefore 100 - 38 = 62 so 8/13 must = 62. Important to remember the odds a bookmaker actually offers has a mark up added. eg Something a bookmaker believes the market indicates has a 40% (fair 6/4) will only be offered @ 11/8 (that's how they make their money). However, it's only the market's opinion, not a fact. So once knowing all odds as percentages off by heart it's easier to ask yourself does this horse available at 11/8 have a better than 42% chance of winning? If yes it's a bet, if not then look elsewhere. Could even try making your own 100% book for the whole field and backing anything that's priced bigger with the bookmakers / exchanges than in your workings out. Beware though; many punters will know the form extremely well, but struggle to evaluate that form into chance. It's only really achievable using a good form "book" like Timeform together with a very good personal racing knowledge. Even then off course bookmakers will soon close successful accounts or at least severely limit the amount you can put on. Leaving only on course or exchanges.
@markchapman2933 Hi Mark, Thank you so much for taking the time to write such a detailed explanation. Much appreciated Do you price up the cards yourself ? Do you think there is much value around these days Interested to hear your answer All the best cheers
@@johnnyeboy33 Hi Johnny, wasn't sure I'd get a reply when noticing you posted that question 9 years ago! I am taking some time out of Racing at the moment doing up my bungalow. But when I do eventually get back to "investing" then yes, I'll be doing some 100% books. Not all my bets are done that way though, sometimes the value just shouts at me without the need for a "book". Using Timeform Race Passes plus my own knowledge. Gave up "work" 10 years ago but that sounds as if I am doing much better than actually am,. Not making as much gambling as I used to "working" in a manual trade. Lifestyle suits me although there are drawbacks. eg Not being able to get a mortgage. For me - no there is not as much value around these days. Probably because the two things that gave me the biggest edge - Trainer Form and Pace In The Race - are better explained to the masses nowadays. Also the thing I am best at is identifying early value. Used to take the best bookmaker's price just after their markets opened. Now it's a lot more difficult to get money on. Thankfully I still have the exchanges but liquidity can be a problem... There is still some value to be had though. How do you gamble, Johnny? Are you in it for enjoyment or for profit? Cheers
@markchapman2933 Hi Mark, I hope that your well, & the renovations on the bungalow are going to plan. Thanks for sharing your punting history. I've always loved gambling from a young age, I was typical mug punter eg, playing fruit machines & accsas etc Until someone I played poker with ( an ex book maker ) Explained to me how it works Since then I've enjoyed reading anything I can on winning gamblers I am still gambling now, definitely wouldn't consider myself a winner But certainly after educating myself on the subject I have much better money management, discipline, & certainly have become alot more selective I am trying to train myself to find the over priced selections, also love betting on the gambles ( when big money is being put down just before the off ) amazing how often it comes good My main sideline is investing in Bitcoin & crypto currencies, but that's another story. Do you have any books you can recommend on gambling?? All the best John
This is super interesting! I've never really known a whole lot about gambling or betting or really anything, but this is really interesting for someone who doesn't know anything about it!
Many thanks paul for the quick reply. Hope life is good for u;take care !!!
Thats exactly why I did the video Amy to show others it can be done!
i was at cheltenham that day... did half my cash in on dynaste... made up for it with cue card and had 20 ew on BIG SHU at 20/1 in the last race :)
Nice one always good to here of fellow punters bashing the bookies ;-)
Cheers Sal,I will do! Its a fantastic lifestyle when you know how ;-)
Certainly true i use my own gabling on the roulette and have had so many profits its unreal thanks to a little research i did on the web,
I really wish I had seen this before the recent Melbourne Cup here. I've only recently started betting on sports but I didn't have the confidence... Oh well, I'll get there - subscribed!
Hi Del my 36k formula system picked the winner of the Melbourne Cup. it woks really well on the large field handicap races
is it my computer or speakers, or does volume n stuff keep fluctuating everywhere?
Nice one mate,keep bashing the blady bookies...:)
Should do more of these vids mate.Cheers
What's the yearly profit to a say a pound stake as an example? I looked at some of your info.
Hi Gary, I must admit you are not going to make a fortune betting on £1 stakes but you can start small and build from there
ive never won on a horse race i think its all luk and how the horses are feelin etc.
Hi Eddy, it is Luck if you don`t do your homework and study the form.I am living proof its possible to make a living from this.You can do the same if you are committed enough...good luck with your future investments Eddy
teach me how please and il share my winnings with you mrsteddyeddy@googlemail.com
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it's definitely nothing to do with luck ;)
Loved NICKY NUTJOB did me me a real god turn that day.......r.i.p.😥
Formerly known as a doggerel spinnaker
Have a good laugh losing money don't think so 😢
Thanks for the interest
This dude recently died penniless 😢 he lost every penny , such a shame RIP
What was his name? All sounded very suspect to me. Showed the written out lucky 15s but not the actual slips!! 🤷♂️
The EXACT same post was written underneath another 4 part UA-cam clip about another 'Pro gambler' very suspicious indeed
Just curious to ask the original poster how do you know he died? and what was his name?
Most players are obsessed with Handicapping just as the above video shows. Nothing wrong with Handicapping of course. What players haven't been told is racing's made of two major divisions: Profitcapping and Handicapping. Profitcapping is methods to predict the profit to be made over months and years and has nothing to do with selecting horses. Handicapping is methods to predict the order of finish of races and has nothing to do with money. All gambling is investing. Not all investing is gambling. Go to youtube or google and write in - Profitcapping. Then go to the website.
Hi Jessie, Totally agree this is how I approach my betting and teach others how to do the same.I wish you all the best with your future investments Jessie!
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@@gamblingman Fair play Tim, keep bashing them bookies
Hi paul thanks for posting ur informative videos for us to enjoy watching !!! Is there any chance u could do a video explaining betting odds please ??? I know it may be easy for u pros but it can be confusing for the novice ( 6/5 11/8 8/13 etc) is there a a quick way of working them out and finding out the % the horse has of winning !!! Just an idea.keep up the good work,many thanks john.
hi i will update a video soon explaining the odds johnny
First figure + second figure then second figure divided by that resultant figure = percentage. So 6/5 = 6 + 5 = 11, then 5 '/, 11 = 0.4545 = 45%. For 11/8 = 11 + 8 = 19, then 8 '/, 19 = 0.4211 = 42%. For 8/13 = 8 + 13 = 21, then 13 '/, 21 = 0.6190 = 62%. etc. Although if you know the odds against equivalent it's easy to calculate the odds-on by taking it away from 100. eg 13/8 = 38%, therefore 100 - 38 = 62 so 8/13 must = 62. Important to remember the odds a bookmaker actually offers has a mark up added. eg Something a bookmaker believes the market indicates has a 40% (fair 6/4) will only be offered @ 11/8 (that's how they make their money). However, it's only the market's opinion, not a fact. So once knowing all odds as percentages off by heart it's easier to ask yourself does this horse available at 11/8 have a better than 42% chance of winning? If yes it's a bet, if not then look elsewhere. Could even try making your own 100% book for the whole field and backing anything that's priced bigger with the bookmakers / exchanges than in your workings out. Beware though; many punters will know the form extremely well, but struggle to evaluate that form into chance. It's only really achievable using a good form "book" like Timeform together with a very good personal racing knowledge. Even then off course bookmakers will soon close successful accounts or at least severely limit the amount you can put on. Leaving only on course or exchanges.
@markchapman2933 Hi Mark, Thank you so much for taking the time to write such a detailed explanation.
Much appreciated
Do you price up the cards yourself ?
Do you think there is much value around these days
Interested to hear your answer
All the best cheers
@@johnnyeboy33 Hi Johnny, wasn't sure I'd get a reply when noticing you posted that question 9 years ago! I am taking some time out of Racing at the moment doing up my bungalow. But when I do eventually get back to "investing" then yes, I'll be doing some 100% books. Not all my bets are done that way though, sometimes the value just shouts at me without the need for a "book". Using Timeform Race Passes plus my own knowledge. Gave up "work" 10 years ago but that sounds as if I am doing much better than actually am,. Not making as much gambling as I used to "working" in a manual trade. Lifestyle suits me although there are drawbacks. eg Not being able to get a mortgage. For me - no there is not as much value around these days. Probably because the two things that gave me the biggest edge - Trainer Form and Pace In The Race - are better explained to the masses nowadays. Also the thing I am best at is identifying early value. Used to take the best bookmaker's price just after their markets opened. Now it's a lot more difficult to get money on. Thankfully I still have the exchanges but liquidity can be a problem... There is still some value to be had though.
How do you gamble, Johnny?
Are you in it for enjoyment or for profit?
Cheers
@markchapman2933 Hi Mark, I hope that your well, & the renovations on the bungalow are going to plan.
Thanks for sharing your punting history.
I've always loved gambling from a young age, I was typical mug punter eg, playing fruit machines & accsas etc
Until someone I played poker with ( an ex book maker )
Explained to me how it works
Since then I've enjoyed reading anything I can on winning gamblers
I am still gambling now, definitely wouldn't consider myself a winner
But certainly after educating myself on the subject I have much better money management, discipline, & certainly have become alot more selective
I am trying to train myself to find the over priced selections, also love betting on the gambles ( when big money is being put down just before the off ) amazing how often it comes good
My main sideline is investing in Bitcoin & crypto currencies, but that's another story.
Do you have any books you can recommend on gambling??
All the best
John