I was up for 6 hours last night testing and making simulated bets on the horses with a system that I have been searching for, for months.
Since most horse selection systems generally depend on a culmanation of facts about each horses past performance in previous races, and how they will predict the performance of each horse in the race they are entered in today, the selection one bets on is usually decided on how each individual bettor determines these stats.
I oppose this style of betting because of the statistic that dominates the racing industry year after year. And that disturbing statistic is that the horse that the public (all the people who bet on the horses that day) selects to be the most dependable horse to win a particular race based on that horses past performances only wins 33% of the time.
This is a clear indication that the public does not know how to select a winner, but conversly , it does statistically verify that the public knows quite well how to pick the loser 67 % of the time.
My system conversly incorporates this statistic to allow me to capitalize on the horses that are beating the favorite (horses that are bet heavily to win by the public) , and turn the tables in my favor. Using probability and statistics, I have developed a system that will generate a continuous income from betting on the horses.
It was like having a crystal ball today at the Meadowlands Racetrack, as I finally collected more cash at the window than I invested.
I will test my system for 5 more days before I reveal it to the readers of my blog.
Finally, I might be able to avoid some natural disasters, and at the same time help others who might like to find and easy and fun way to make some cash.
No family to spend Easter with, so I will be at the track again tomorrow (if it is open) to see if I can profit again. Oh, today I made a $225 profit using my Crystal Ball system.
Check back tomorrow evening for my latest result. Perhaps I might have to rename my blog to something more positive.
Saturday, April 3, 2010
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