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RDSS is nothing more than a tool, a means to get you from Point A to Point B. Much like a car, it only responds to your input, if you drive a car into a brick wall, is it the cars fault? If you input crappy pacelines into RDSS, and lose a bet, is it the programs fault?
The onus falls squarely on the user, if you can’t pick pacelines you are basically doomed, it doesn’t matter what program you use. On top of the program itself, you need years of experience and knowledge before you can start turning profits. There is more to handicapping than what RDSS or the methodology is telling you on the surface, it’s the small details that will make you profitable, and that comes with experience. Picking contenders and pinpointing winners is only half of the equation, knowing how to bet properly is a whole other trade onto itself.
I have participated in some handicapping contests with some fellow RDSS users, and some do very well, and some do not. Why do you think that is?
As per your second question, you are asking people to prove their profitability? Seriously?
Expect nothing but crickets....
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