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How to avoid the 10 deadly mistakes 95% of all punters make is written
by Betfairs own John Burgess. As a trainer and punting expert he
noticed 10 traits that permeate amongst all losing, broke, horse bet
racers make. Chapters include:
- You must have a
good
plan - forget about betting with your gut or instinct. Horse
betting is no longer betting, it is investing. You
need a solid plan that you implement 100% of the time.
- Patience - If you
are serious about consistent horse betting profits that you
can count on you must be patient enough to only bet on horse
races that meet the criteria outlined in you plan.
- Consistency - Once
you have a winning horse
racing system don't waver from it or change your
strategy for any reason.
- Greed - This is the
worst enemy to consistent winnings. Greed makes you
place bets when there are no horse races worth betting on.
If there is no winning action then walk away that day
otherwise the only action left is losing action. Do you want
action or money?
- Discipline - This
goes hand and hand with the above principals. Discipline
means sticking to a winning horse racing plan. If you are
itching for action and there are no worthy horse races that
day then throw rocks at cars or something.
- Laziness - Lazy
horse race bettors don't do their homework. Usually
the people that say things like 'I have a feeling about this
one' or go on 'gut' instincts are just too lazy to do the
necessary homework. If you don't do your homework your going
to fail the test.
- Learning from
your
mistakes - It is amazing how many people who want to be good at horse
race betting do not do anything to up their horse race
betting I.Q. Download this free guide How to avoid the
10 deadly mistakes 95% of all punters make is a start.
Then study some more from a master like Jon Burgess who is a
Betfair trainer and creator of False Favourites horse racing
system.
- Betting banks - Open
a separate banking account just for horse racing. This
helps you to think of it more as a business and allows you
to keep very accurate track of your overall winnings and
profits.
- Emotion - When
making a betting decision there must be no emotion.
Emotion is the opposite of logic. AFTER you win, on
your way home, get excited, throw a party, dance and scream.
When you engaging in the business of horse investing there
is no room for emotion.
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