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The reason i win 4 out of 5 turf races is because i bet 4 horses in a race.
I'm satisfied in making a small profit and I look for races where the lowest
m/l favorite is 3-1 or more.If there's anything that makes the race confusing
to me,i pass.I average 14-17 playable races a week.
In sprints and dirt routes,these is my playing style.I have been using the top
3 in the V/DC and using the Bottom Line/Betting Line odds,i bet two horses
who are going off at twice the odds...For example,the Val4 odds of my top
3 picks were A horse=3/2 , B horse=2-1 , and C horse=3-1...I'll check the
tote board as close to post time as i can,and two horses,say the B horse is
going off at 4-1 and the A horse is going off at 3-1.I have my bets...It's funny
because that's all i do and i never look at anything else.(I have kept everything as simple as i can,because before, i'll check different readouts and
graphs...and the more confuse i became...no more)...I just make sure that
two horses are going off at twice the odds of my Val program,and that's it...
My win % is only 24%, but my ave.mutuel is $13.60 in the last six months i've
been using this.Another Validator user suggested this way of playing to me
in the racebook more than a year ago and i've researched this very well.
He said that he's just following Mark Cramer's advice to Sartin players
because our computer odds lines are non-linear...This one really works because i've really checked them out and been using it...
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