Horse Racing System Review

Report from Betting School

Posted on January 1st, 2009 in dodgy favourites by admin

The old lessons are still the best!

 Every now and then I am reminded of some key principles that universally apply to anybody that wants to make profit from betting.

 I have just been reviewing my results from a system I have been following for the last couple of months. The system has done really well and now that I look back through the results and think about why it works I can see that it is obvious that it would be profitable.

 The principle that applies in this case has been the subject of many books and articles over the years that I have been involved with betting and that is that the successful bettor goes against the crowd.

 In this instance the system I’m looking at advocates that we lay favourites when they look like good things to win! The idea being that if a horse is the obvious favourite and looks certain to win then it will be over bet. IE it will start at odds that don’t reflect its true chance.

 For example if a horse has a 50/50 chance of winning the race then it should be even money (2.0) but if it looks like a good thing and has lots going for it then more than likely it will be trading at 1.8 or shorter. This horse is therefore a value lay and if you lay horses like this over the long term you will win.

 The system I’m looking at is Dodgy Favourites by Paul Fowlie  and it is going great guns. But if you can’t afford to splash out on an expensive system in these tough times then just pay attention to the key principle, obvious horses are over bet and make value lays.

 Darren Power is the Editor of the Betting School Insiders Report, you can register for a free copy of the Insiders Report at http://www.free30pagereport.co.uk  

    

Dodgy Favourites – a Review

Posted on December 27th, 2008 in dodgy favourites by admin

Dodgy Favourites

Dodgy Favourites is a relatively new system devised by professional gambler Paul Fowlie. It is by no means one of the cheapest systems on the market but has a distinct advantage over many in the fact that it has proved extremely profitable over the testing period.

In some ways this system, which selects favourites to lay as losers, applies a form of reverse logic. When I first read the systems instructions I thought that it was a method to pick winners not losers. In fact when I had doubts as to whether it could possibly be effective.

However, the truth is that it does work and if you sit and think about it the reason it does is very simple. The basic premise of the system is that if a horse is the obvious favourite and looks certain to win then it will be over bet. This means that the horses price will be lower than the actual facts merit.

For example if a horse has a 50/50 chance of winning the race then it should be even money (2.0) but if it looks like a good thing and has lots going for it then more than likely it will be trading at 1.8 or shorter. This horse is therefore a value lay and if you lay horses like this over the long term you will win.

One big factor in the favour of Dodgy Favourites is because you are laying the market leader your liabilities on each bet are relatively low. Several of the leading experts have been “paper testing” Dodgy Favourites and report very positive results. In the light of this I have added Dodgy Favourites to my own betting portfolio and am using it on a daily basis and to date I have had no regrets about doing this.

For more information about DODGY FAVOURITES CLICK HERE

 

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