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| For as long as there has been betting on horse racing
there have been systems. In fact most people who bet on horse races at
sometime or another have brought horse racing betting systems, in the
olden days they were seen in newspapers, magazines and form guides.
These betting systems, some of them many years old were sold in book
form and paper A4 leaflets. They had technology on there side. See it
was hard to copy them and send them to your friends etc as email and
other fast duplication equipment was not available. So an author of such
a system could sell many copies for a long time and the system kept
working and everyone was happy (well most were.) Today is completely different now with horse racing systems, and I guess you have figured out what I am going say. That’s right with horse racing betting systems today being sold so much on the internet and in usually pdf format, they are very easy to forward at the click of a button to 10 of your mates. And they are shared all around on the forums of horse racing interest and before you know it everyone has got a copy. And the worst thing is they are all in possession of the system within 7 days of release. And you know what that means? You don’t? Well if say 200 systems are sold in the 7 days, and every system holder was to only have 10 racing buddies to email it to, that would be 2000 people now with the rules and filters of that system. Guess what happens? Yes like kids in a candy store most want to try it out straight away! Imagine what happens on Saturday then the first selection the system has picked starts? Yes every man and his new found system back it or lay (bet to lose.), and the price is grossly out of proportion to it’s chances. So after a while people (like children) get disheartened with new found system as it is not delivering what they had hoped. Because so many freeloaders are using the system. Stupid isn’t that the people that pay the money for it are so keen to devalue there investment by sharing it with what seems to be anyone with and email address. So the upshot of this scenero is that, like rats on a stinking ship they all dive off and look for the next magic bullet, (horse racing betting system.). And then they have all dived off that system, if it is sound then it will start to show what it has done in the past, it starts winning. This happens because now the horses that the system is throwing up as selections have far less people trying to back it or lay it. How can you avoid this happening to you? Well the 1st step would be if possible buy a horse racing system that is in a software format and has a username and password. This way it will certainly slow down the digital thieves and clowns that love to see there investment go down the drain, by sharing. If the system you are interested in is not available in the software format, then buy the horse racing betting system, and don’t be in a hurry to use it with real money. What you are doing here is let all the freeloaders put there hard earned on the selections. You monitor them and see how they are going. Don’t worry if the system makes money whilst you are paper trading it. Now if you see that all is going well then you can start with your hard earned money. But in this paper trading time if the horse racing system loses money or goes sideways (neither winning or losing), then you can be sure the freeloaders will be looking for the next silver bullet horse racing betting system to come, and it will. Off they jump and like leeming to the waterfall, the same process starts again. And the system that was all the rage is left to settle down and perform as well as it did before it was released. I mean let’s face it if the system didn’t have the results based over many months then why did you buy it to start with? Horse Racing is very statistical, the same things happen year in and year out. What systems do is spots these patterns and then predicts when they will appear again. That’s what systems are all about filtering non winning patterns and putting you on the right track. A good system will in the long run make you money, I have found that it is normally not the system that fails the punter it is the punter fails the system. What do I mean by that statement? “It’s the punter that fails the system”. The punter (person betting on the horses) lets his personal belief or judgement become part of the system, he in other words bends the rules, to suit his thoughts and ideas. See he is not really following the system, and when the amended selection or amount that was to be invested is altered it is not longer the horse racing system failing, it is the punter that has failed the system. So in summing up, please if you are buying a system then you are investing in intellectual property, you must keep it to yourself, to share is to dilute its value and it is illegal. Also stick to the money management plan that came with the system. And lastly stick to the rules if you are going to do it justice. Cheers Steve Davidson www.winningmore.com |
