It’s estimated that only 3% of all horse race gamblers make money. The rest of them continuously lose money week in, week out. If you want to win at the race track, you must understand the limits of your bankroll.
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Many players look to form, class, speed, pace and many other factors to determine the outcome of races. All of these are good and fine but the factor that’s in the top two of the most powerful in racing is: FIELD SIZE. This is for both profitcapping (the predicting of profit or return on investment in racing) and handicapping ( the predicting of the order of finish of races). Because field size is the telling factor when done statistically that lets the player know what the true money amounts are over years (profitcapping) and what the win and lose patterns are, what the rank percent win abilities are and much more on the handicapping side of the game.
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Handicapping, advanced, intermediate and is there anything new in racing? Only old things seen in a new way. There’s large amounts of information about racing in public. What do you believe you need to make money? What is it you think hasn’t been put in the public domain yet that you’re searching for? Does every book, video and website seem to be overly repetitive? Is there something about handicapping that hasn’t been said or written yet? Is someone keeping valuable profit making information from you and the public? I have news for you: everything to make money in racing is already in the public domain. The thing is can you recognize it when you see it?
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The first thing all players must grasp is that: racing’s a statistical game. When a player uses the daily racing form or racing digest he or she is using statistics because that’s what this newspaper is. Those who don’t recognize statistics or trivialize it are the many people who lose their money in the game by the tens of thousands. Everything about racing spells statistics and its not complex but the basic simple form of it. Racing’s made of two parts: the money part and the racing part. Both are basic statistically oriented and this can give the player a 3-10 years general future forecast of the game.
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Racing’s complex and there’s – no – one way or one method or system that works 100% of the time on every race to make a profit. It doesn’t exists and yet players by the tens of thousands are endeavoring to find it. No one thing does everything in racing and looking for a one size fit all handicapping method is a sure way to waste time and money. There’s no magic method or system in the game. Only specific things work in specific ways for specific aspects of racing. There’s no magic to this and no magic in racing to make money. The closest thing to magic is to understand that racing’s made of two main parts: profitcapping and handicapping and to study each one in depth.
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Profitcapping – why study the making money side of racing? If the player wants to make money then studying the profit or return on investment business side of racing is mandatory. It’s not complex but must be done. The profit and return on investment side of racing is called profitcapping. Most players concentrate their energies on handicapping which is the racing side or picking and selecting specific horses side of the game without giving a second thought to the money side. But the money making side needs just as much attention as the racing side. Ask yourself: why am I playing the horses? The main answer will be: to make money.
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