How Much Do You Want to Make on a Daily Basis?
Akajak, I stopped using ATR about 4 - 5 weeks ago because of the buffering. I watch RUK because it's about as close to the real action as we see it on Bet Angel. What I do is what I do and make money on a daily basis. I am not trying to sell anybody anything - just proof that this technique wins!! The only time it doesn't win is when I don't get my back bet matched!!
Oliver, it sounds like you are doing well.
Just a question - As we all know, quite a few horses at 1.01 - 1.10 lose races. How do you avoid all of these?
And if you win every time with no risk what happened with the minus £10 on your screenshot?
Thanks in advance
Just a question - As we all know, quite a few horses at 1.01 - 1.10 lose races. How do you avoid all of these?
And if you win every time with no risk what happened with the minus £10 on your screenshot?
Thanks in advance
gazuty wrote:This thread should be in the human psychology section.
Male humans (and other male primates) crave status, it's a large part of winning a mate.
The originator of this thread recently posted viewtopic.php?f=17&t=12386&p=104786#p104786 about an 8 year losing streak. Obviously that would really wear down resilience and perceived status. Seeking to rebuild status through claiming to be successful is an understandable development from the perspective of maintenance of a healthy ego. The capacity of the human mind for self deception is endless.
This is why claims of success should always be approached with scepticism and admissions of failure are more likely to be true.
The sort of threads to read viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8286
I'll do a video to show you how not to do it , in live mode and f..ck me that'll be worth more than any person knocking out a video in practice mode laying outsiders to pull £50 notes in against a 2k liability.
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I am extremely interested in what you have stated and I have paused for thought on the last sentence.newaustralian wrote:Interesting topic . I make 1.17 per day on my available capital ( that I am willing to lose.) I start each financial year with a number of $1000. For the past few years I have converted the $1000 into $16,000. The question you should ask is why not increase the initial amount deposit. The reason is to make 1.17 % on 1000 is $12.00 - but to make 1.17% on say 16000 ( that is at the end of the year) is $192.00 substancially harder both emotionally as we as getting bets accepted especially at most of my bets are lays. If I started with say $10000 at the end of the year that would been about $2000 per day. The inital question -- aim at making about 1.00% of the available capital.
Not to burst your bubble OP, but this is effectivly the same as laying horses. It's not often that horses get disqualified, but it certainly happens which means you could lose your entire days earning along with those from the previous day.
This is only really doable if the lead horse is winning by a good few lengths, but even then, what say they can't be disqualified?
If such horse is in the racing equivalent of a peloton (multiple riders grouped together, like in the Tour de France) then it makes it incredibly hard to tell who will win, especially when you consider interferences can occur when they are so close quarters. Although I'm sure you probably avoid such instances.
This is only really doable if the lead horse is winning by a good few lengths, but even then, what say they can't be disqualified?
If such horse is in the racing equivalent of a peloton (multiple riders grouped together, like in the Tour de France) then it makes it incredibly hard to tell who will win, especially when you consider interferences can occur when they are so close quarters. Although I'm sure you probably avoid such instances.