Do the Last 3 Form Figures Really Help Find Winners?

I was asked by a reader if I could investigate the strike rate of runners based on their last three form figures and restricted to the first six in the betting forecast. As I always try to write a requested article I have done so today. There is just one change and this is that I am not restricting it…

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Formula One Betting – Part One

Guest post written by Paul Micelli In terms of technology, individual performances and team cohesion, Formula One racing has to be classed as one of the most complex sporting markets of all. Race outcomes are usually decided on fractional margins and it’s the minor details that make Formula One such an enthralling betting market. Vehicle weight, fuel loads, tyres and…

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Tennis: A Lucrative Sport to Place Bets On

If you choose tennis as your favorite sport for betting, you have already given yourself an “edge” against those who bet on other sports. To use this advantage of betting on tennis to make money consistently, however, it is important to understand some of the advantages to betting on the sport of tennis over other sports, as well as the…

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Analysing Course And Distance Winners

You can find out if a horse is a course or distance winner without much difficulty. The information is available on every website that provides racing details including the Racing Post and Sporting Life. As with every statistic these will perform better in certain areas than in others and I would like to investigate one particular area where they may…

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Betfair ATM and Racing Secrets Exposed

Guest article written by the Betting System Guru! Betfair ATM – Reviewer Sgt Dave A new review being conducted by Sgt Dave. Having said that, this one has been scheduled to be reviewed twice before and on both occasions it never got started. So what is Betfair ATM? Well you cannot really call it a system it is more a strategy…

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2010 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe

Guest post written by Darren Hudson-Wood The Qatar sponsored Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe is run at Longchamp and is open to 3 year-olds and over, and run over a Mile and a half, its a Group 1 in status with a prize fund of 4,000,000 Euros First held in 1920, it will be run in 2010 for the 89th time.…

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An Analysis Of Group 1 Races

Guest article written by David Renham from www.racingtrends.co.uk and www.punterprofits.co.uk The other day I was calculating how many hours a week I put into horse racing. For most people a 40 hour week is pretty standard, but unlike the majority of people I work 7 days a week not 5. That tends to mount up extra hours pretty quickly especially…

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Expand your Horizons – Betting on Baseball (Part One)

Guest post written by Paul Micelli Bettors in the UK have a tendency to stick with sports that are known and trusted; after all, it can be foolish to speculate on a wager when there isn’t sufficient knowledge to substantiate an investment. In recent years American sports have begun to enjoy a much higher profile in the UK and baseball…

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The Ten Easiest Ways to Lose at Sports Betting

Guest post written by Paul Micelli Have you ever wondered why some sports bettors have that unbelievable run of bad luck that sees them losing large chunks of their bankrolls? Although good fortune has a certain influence on the outcome of any sporting event, most failed gamblers simply fall into the habit of repeating the same mistakes over and over…

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Course Details – What You Need To Know

It can be very useful to know about the individual details of each course when you are looking to make a profit from horse racing as these differ from course to course considerably. Over the last week Glen has been putting together the details of each course in the forum and it is such a useful tool that I wanted…

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Betting in ‘Must Win’ Team Games

Guest post written by Paul Micelli As the summer draws to a close and the early signs of autumn foist themselves upon us, there are a number of sports that are enjoying a flurry of betting activity because of the importance of individual events. Football sees the start of the group stages of the Champion League while cricket, rugby and…

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What is The Retirement Staking Plan?

The retirement staking plan is a staking strategy that I am often asked about and today I would like to set the record straight on how it is used. It is thought to be quite a complex strategy to use, based on the theory that if you take into account the odds of the selections you are betting then you…

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Profitable Poker – Online Poker Table Selection

Guest post by Mark Holland from http://www.sitandgoplanet.com You can see other articles about poker here. Most beginning online poker players have a habit of finding the first available table of their preferred game and buy-in level and sitting straight down to play. This article will show you how taking just a couple of minutes to identify the best tables for you…

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Confidence in Cricket Betting

Guest post written by Paul Micelli It hasn’t been long since UK newspapers revealed stories of alleged match fixing in international cricket. Following an undercover operation involving an agent who reportedly accepted a £150,000 down payment for information relating to the delivery of no-balls in the fourth test at Lord’s, three Pakistani cricketers are now undergoing police investigation with a…

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Greyhounds – The Tracks

In the second part of our greyhound series, part one can be seen here, we take a look at the tracks that greyhounds race on. Just as the ground condition can affect a race horse and its ability to perform, whether for the better or the worse, it can also affect greyhounds. The majority of greyhound racing is done on…

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Laying Out Of Form Batsmen

Guest post written by Anthony Raine We are going to look at a very lucrative market which we can make serious money from with just a nominal risk. For the last 3 months Alastair Cook of Essex & England has had a torrid time at the crease struggling to get the ball off the square at times, and when this…

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Profitable Poker – Poker Bankroll Management

Guest post by Mark Holland from http://www.sitandgoplanet.com In the 3rd article of my series on profitable poker aimed at beginning players, I will tackle the subject of poker bankroll management. You can see my other articles here. So many poker players assume that this area is something that somehow applies only to other people. These very same people wonder why they…

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Winning Attitudes in Sports Betting

Guest post written by Paul Micelli One of the biggest pitfalls that most bettors face is leaving the ‘game’ too early. Although bottom line profits are the mainstay to any gambling activity, endurance is also a key concept that many tend to overlook. Staying involved in sports betting action is a fundamental part of long-term success and bettors need to…

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The Superior Ratings System

Today I would like to write the rules to the Superior Ratings System which was kindly donated by Stephen. This system is for Flat Handicap races only and finds only one selection per day. Initially we start by dividing all race courses into 4 different groups. These groupings are: GROUP 1 Ascot,  Epsom,  Goodwood,  Newmarket,  York GROUP 2 Ayr,  Chester, …

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Tactic looks the value in Irish St Leger

Guest post written by Elliot Slater Whilst the vast majority of eyes will undoubtedly be trained on warm favourite Profound Beauty in Saturday’s Group 1 Irish Field St Leger at the Curragh, my gaze will be fixed very firmly on the John Dunlop-trained gelding Tactic, who I believe represents tremendous each-way value at current odds of around 9/1, writes Elliot…

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