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How to make money through horse racing betting?

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I plan to make maximum profits through horse racing betting, can you aid me in my money making endevour. Please specify horse racing betting ways through which I can make more money.

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  1. Are You Tired Of Winning The Battle But Losing The War With The Bookmaker? Are You Sick Of Tipsters and 'Experts' Giving You Inconsistent Results? Are You Fed Up Of Financial Restrictions, Ruining Your Life?

    Horse-racing is known as the Sport of Kings, and it's not difficult to see why. With millions of viewers around the world every single day, and hundreds of thousands of fans making their way to the tracks, horse racing is thought to be one of the most popular sports in the world. The magnificent prowess of world-class animals, combined with the thrill of high-speed racing make a day at the track a thoroughly exciting prospect, even if you don't like horse racing ordinarily. The amount of hard work and effort that goes in to training every runner seems painstaking to say the least, and the dedication in the air is tangible. Amidst the wealth and glamour of the world's most exhilarating spectator sport lies the gambling industry, a multi-billion dollar business that funds the opulence surrounding this sport. Comprising of track-side bookmakers thinking on their feet, and the major corporations setting the optimum price with the help of actuarial mathematics and statistic, the horse gambling industry is rich with attractive odds and high pay outs. With the allure of these potential winnings, many average Joe's turn to horse race gambling to make some extra cash. Furthermore, they think that by gaining an understanding of form and a given horse's condition, they can give themselves a better chance of predicting the correct outcome. Unfortunately, they are proved wrong time and time again as the bookmakers rake it in.

    Bookmakers are in a very good business. Their entire business is based solely on margins from each customer. Because such a small percentage of gamblers win on a consistent basis, it's only a matter of time before each winner comes back to stake (and lose) what he was paid. The bookmaker is the only party that can win 100% of the time, and they know it. On top of that, they know exactly how to beat the system themselves, but they simply don't care. They know that there is an elite margin 'playing the game' and earning consistent winnings through logically reducing probability to make certain outcomes more certain. The bookmakers know they are there, but are powerless to stop it.

    You probably know just as well as I do how profitable bookmakers can be. You only have to look at some of the companies operating on a worldwide scale to see what I'm talking about. There are several large multinational companies that keep their shareholders very happy through making healthy profits year in year out. They have branches in every country in the Western world, and make money from 98% of customers walking through their doors. It's a fact that only a tiny percentage of their customer base makes any money over the long term. That's why these companies are all so rich. A bookmaker's license is effectively a license for gamblers to pile their hard-earned cash straight into your pocket. Sound fair? Not to me. But underneath the mainstream of losing customers, there lies an undercurrent of perpetually successful gamblers, making money every single day from horse race betting. They have a certain advantage over the average customer, which makes them considerably more likely to win money.

    The bookmakers know their secrets. They know their strategies but they are powerless to stop it, and they have no motive to do so. The bookmakers already make far more money than they pay out, and they don't care about the professional and consistent earners underneath. Even if they did care, there would be no way to put an end to their success – all the techniques they use straight-forward, logical applications of probability. They're not scams or schemes – they're just basic, no nonsense facts that automatically increase your chances of winning more money, more often. They probably won't make any millionaires, but they will certainly earn consistent second incomes for many gamblers, even those without the first idea of form, statistics and probabilities.

    What if you could know their secrets? Imagine the earning potential if you knew the techniques they use to make money every day?

    The problem is that most of the bookmaker's customers simply haven't a clue. That's not supposed to sound harsh, but it's true, and unless you are in the 2% that currently make a long term profit, that includes you. Their customers range from the average 'Saturday' gambler, through the serious enthusiast, right up to the professional gambler, who earns his living from the bookmaker. It works like a pyramid, with the many 'Saturday' gamblers at the bottom, and the very few professionals at the top, making steady and consistent winnings each and every day. Somewhere in the middle lies the vast body of enthusiasts who dedicate hours to studying racing form, fitness and jockeys. They come with their preconceptions of what makes a good runner, and for the most part, they know the sport pretty well, yet they still seem to lose overall – their problem lies with a lack of understanding of simple mathematics and probability, rather than lack of knowledge. The odds will always lie in favor of the bookmaker – after all, he sets them. Unless you know exactly how to increase your likelihood of winning, you're going to fall into the same traps as everyone else.

    Proven Fact #2: Bookmakers have far more resources available than the average gambler. That means there's no strategy you can discover for yourself without losing a lot of money first – the bookmakers will always be several steps ahead.

    No matter how much you think you know, no matter how much of an expert you are, there's always going to be someone out there who is comparable, or better than you. When the enthusiastic but hapless gambler takes on the bookmakers, particularly the larger organizations, they're taking on a team of certified experts who study horses and racing for a living, combined with the sum total of market knowledge reflected in adjusted odds. At the end of the day, you might get one up now and then, but over time, class will shine through and the bookmaker will empty your wallet without a second thought. It's a David and Goliath affair – and 9 times out of 10, Goliath will emerge victorious. It is far more likely that you will succeed if you simply cover all the probabilities by using tried and tested strategies, than if you try to tackle the bookmaker head on with your own initiative.

    When you place money on a horse to win, think about what you're doing and why you're doing it. You are waging against the bookmaker that the horse you've chosen will win from a given field. For most of us, it's a horse we've never seen, on a racecourse with which we are unfamiliar, and with a field of runners that we aren't sure of. Not the best grounding for taking a risk now, is it? Furthermore, the bookmakers generally offer odds significantly less proportionate to the chance of each given outcome, in addition to having far more resources at their disposal for gauging likely outcomes. The bookmakers have mathematics and expertise on their side, and they spread their risk across the market, ultimately ensuring they can't lose at the end of the day. So what's the moral of the story? Don't go toe to toe with the bookmakers, because you simply won't win. The prospect of an average gambler taking on the major gambling corporations and winning over seems simply ludicrous. But the fact is it happens every single day. There is a small minority out there making a generous second income from successful, consistent horse race betting.

    Don't come up with some far-fetched bet on a long-shot just because you like the name, or because some dodgy tipster gave you a nod in a certain direction. Resign yourself to the fact that in order to make money, you're going to have to lose. The only way to give yourself a chance of making money is by playing the bookmakers at their own game, and spreading your risk. Spreading your risk involves vastly cutting down the odds on winning, and can be applied in a number of different ways to profitable ends. Although there are a myriad manifestations of this concept, broadly speaking, this is the method the pros use to put bread on the table, day in day out. Think about it: the narrower the odds, the more likely you are going to win. It's not a concrete guarantee that you're going to win every time, but it is an assurance that by 'playing the game', you'll be in the winnings more often.

    Proven Fact #3: Bookmakers expect to pay out on certain horses, even when they're not running at favorite. They have their selection strategies – do you have yours?

    Gambling is a business, like any other. The bookmakers set out their stalls to make money. At the top level, they're run by businessmen, and owned by shareholders determined to realise a profit. Trying to stand face to face with the bookmakers and win needs a great deal of courage, or stupidity. Making a profit isn't guaranteed, but you can bet your bottom dollar that the bookmaker will be battling for every penny. The bookmakers work on mathematics and probability, and offer odds that cover every eventuality to enable a profit from every angle. Fortunately for you, the bookmakers spread their odds across the number of customers, which means that on a personal level you can succeed. Provided you understand basic concepts surrounding probability, you can work to vastly reduce your odds against the bookmaker, which should theoretically increase your revenue potential.

    In practice, gamblers have been honing these skills for years, and have come up with a general consensus that shows the best ways to win at horse race betting. There's nothing unanimous, and these systems take a number of different forms, but the underlying concepts remain the same. The bookmaker always offers odds that cover his back – after all, he can't afford to be down at the end of the day. He's working on the likelihood of having to pay out against a certain outcome, and covers by offering significantly shorter odds than the probability. At the same time, the gambler should be looking to apply similar concepts to his own gambling. By cutting down the odds, you can guarantee that at the end of the day, you won't be down. You can't guarantee you'll win, but you can significantly reduce the odds against winning to allow more frequent gains.

    The problem is that professional gamblers keep their secrets close to their chests. And why shouldn't they? It's a very rare occurrence for a gambler to disclose his secrets of success. Of course, ultimately, only very large scale knowledge would have any affect on their odds and potential winnings, yet still gamblers are reluctant to disclose their secret formulae. So why would I let you know how I make money? Am I mad? Not at all. In fact, quite the opposite. I've been hammered by the bookmakers before, and I've lost a great deal of money gaining my experience. It's taken me years to get to where I am now, and to be honest I'm slightly bitter. It's been fun, don't get me wrong. It's just that so many gamblers out there knew these secrets whilst I was learning the (very) hard way. Now I want to give something back. I want to help a few enthusiastic people, really looking to make a go of things. If you lack the motivation to succeed, this probably isn't the offer for you.

    I've invested literally thousands of my own cash into gambling, trying to find the secret formulae that worked for other people. I spent literally days looking at odds and studying form. I actually even built up quite an understanding of the horse racing business. In fact, I went from having no knowledge at all of the sport, or even the format of a race, to understanding exactly why odds were set as they were, and why certain horses were more likely to win than others. In spite of my best efforts the bookmakers were ruthless in their trade, as I continually handed my hard earned cash over the desk. I was working a job full time to fund this venture, and only after a number of years of toil and sweat have I got to where I am now. You know, it's funny how quickly you find a way out when money's running low. I started making money (seriously) when I removed myself from gut instinct, and thought about simple maths and probability. I started making money when I needed it most, and it was so simple to do. I was kicking myself at the thought of losing money when I hadn't given these obvious ways of winning a second thought. I begin to refine and develop my skills, and I started to turn over a regular income from the bookmakers. After years of sailing through life winning regularly and consistently, I've decided to create the most detailed eBook on the market, containing all the systems I use, which are supported by numerous other professional gamblers around the world. I've decided to put everything I've learned down in this eBook, to create an encyclopaedia of horse racing success strategies. I've tried to keep it as concise and to the point as possible, to allow you to get straight in to the cold hard fact. That way, you don't have to sift through tons of material to find what you're looking for.

    I want to distribute my knowledge, and enlighten a limited number of gamblers, plugging away at the bookmakers, to these blueprints for success. I know your pain, because I've been there myself. I know that feeling of 'there must be something I'm missing', and it breaks my heart to think there may be others out there experiencing the same problems. That's why I've decided to write 'Insider Horse Race Betting System', the most detailed, in depth book ever written on how to win more money more often from the bookmakers.

    'Insider Horse Race Betting System' is a comprehensive, step-by-step eBook guide to increasing your chances of beating the bookmaker. Unlike other books, 'Insider Horse Race Betting System' isn't full of fluff. It's simply cold hard fact, which makes money day in, day out for those in the know. With four pragmatic strategies, you can develop a consistent pattern of gambling winnings. After detailing the theory of reducing odds to win more often, it launches into four easy to replicate systems, each of which has a proven track record, and is used by professional gamblers day in, day out to maximize earnings. In fact it's so easy to understand, you could be applying strategies in minutes, to start on your way to making more money.

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