Super-Tanker Logic

Posted by ginag2 on Jun 8, 2018 in Blog | 0 comments

The “obvious bet” – is there such a thing, and if so – what makes a good bet obvious?

Recently I came across a speech given by ultra-rich businessman, Jim Tisch (son of billionaire, Larry Tisch) at Columbia University in 2006. 

What he had to say struck me as pertinent to the ‘pulling the trigger’ decisions we face every day in horse racing – a simple “test” that will eliminate bet-time indecision . . .

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Patience

Posted by ginag2 on Aug 30, 2016 in Blog | 4 comments

In a recent post (Hot Odds), we talked about narrowing down the odds at which you would be willing to make a wager – as a way to a more profitable bottom line.

Okay – however, this takes patience.

Unfortunately, a lot of players are short on that commodity – and their game suffers for it. 

I’m going to use actual races to show you (meaning anyone who aspires to race betting profits) that simply applying a little patience can make you a very profitable player – interested?

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