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royblue
8th August 2004, 12:07
Can anyone help me?.
Im looking for a system on horse racing but have no idea what to do.

TheOldhamWhisper
8th August 2004, 12:15
You could download the RSB racing system builder demo and have a play with that - good place to start as it will give you some ideas as to what sort of things you should look for when developing a system of your own.

An internet search should give you the site details.

bigcumba
8th August 2004, 12:16
Hi Roy, welcome to the forum! There are literally thousands of systems out there and many available online for free - although you will find a good few unscrupulous types happy to charge you up to hundreds of pounds for systems that you can get for next to nothing elsewhere.

OK, where to start - well you've definitely come to the right place! Keith (owner of this site and forum) has a few free systems on the main Win2win website, and these are all proven to make money over time. All are worth following. Some of the members also put up system bets on the relevant area of the forum - I suggest you have a good look around there to see if there's anything of use to you - some will actually post the rules as well, so you can try them out for yourself.

The best thing you can do is of course join Win2win as a fully paid up member - this gives you access to the members only areas on both the forum and website, and many more, and better systems, including the lay systems - the pro losers, which are all proven over time through years of research.

Basically, have a good look around, and if you have any other questions, feel free to ask! :)

MarcusMel
8th August 2004, 12:24
There are a couple of system selection on the 'Profitable Systems' Page the names may give you an idea. There is a system section where the rules to some systems that may or may not work in the systems section of the forum.

The way a system works is to find a method of selecting somthing to bet on, where in the LONG term you win more that you lose. That is where 'win rate' times 'average betting odds' is greater than 'lose rate'.

The problem with any system that has become public is that the value 'average betting odds' shrink because lots of people bet on that horse. This is why it is preferable to keep sucessful system rules private.