There Are No Certainties In Betting – Part 4

by Kelly on March 6, 2010

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Conclusion

Value is the key

Back high, lay low on your selections at all times. If you can’t get the price or reasonably close to the max/min price you want, walk away. You can comply with every other rule in the betting book, but without value you’ll lose long-term.

Value as a concept is an indisputable fact.

Making any reasonable gains from racing is all about the numbers and taking advantage of profitable opportunities when they arise. This takes courage, discipline and patience.

Some of the information in the above article is taken from the race-specialist laying manual and is fully copyright protected.

Wishing you every success.

Jonathan Burgess

http://www.race-specialist
http://www.false-favourites.co.uk

There Are No Certainties In Betting – Part 1
There Are No Certainties In Betting – Part 2
There Are No Certainties In Betting – Part 3

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