==Introduction==
For all of you reading this who don’t know what “Laying” is, it is simply YOU predicting 1 horse in any race that will NOT win that race. In effect, YOU become a bookmaker and take bets from people who think the horse WILL WIN.
I don’t know if you have your own system or use horse racing tips from a tipster, but this is a very simple horse racing system that anyone can use.
It’s not complicated at all and it’s just a push of 1 button at Betfair exactly the same as you would if you were to place a winning single bet {Pink button instead of the blue winning button}
Some people will tell you that putting horses is a sure way to end up in the “poor house” and that they would be absolutely right if you don’t do it correctly and this applies to ANY bet you have, not just putting.
Say for example we have a 12 runner horse race and you wanted to bet 1 of these to win that race, then you will have ALL the other 11 horses running AGAINST you and you are trying to prevent your selection 1 from winning.
Now on the other hand we have a 12 runner horse race and we pick 1 horse to LOSE {lay} now we have ALL the other 11 horses running FOR US and if any of those 11 horses win that race WE WIN!!
Some tipsters give this kind of horse racing tips and I can assure you that if done correctly it can make you a lot of money!
Therefore, the odds are WITH you and not AGAINST you when you place.
The only problem with putting horses to lose is YOU and the way you select them. You figure that “Placing” the outsider in all races would certainly serve you well, as most of them lose and you would win most of the time, BUT unfortunately if you take that course, at some point you’ll come unstuck and ELIMINATE any Earning above and more from your original betting banks as they win from time to time.
Let’s imagine the outsider in each race was 33/1 and you wanted only £10 profit per race, to win that £10 you would have a liability of £330 meaning if that horse won YOU WOULD LOSE £330 simply! not worth the risk!! You would only need 1 per week to finish you off.
So if placing the “worst” horse in a given race is no good, then which horse SHOULD I place?
Good question, to which most people don’t know the answer, but today YOU will discover the EXACT method that generates me and the subscribers of my well-known “Sure2Profit Membership” (http://www.Sure2Profit).com/ membership.html ) over £80,000 of tax-free earnings per year!
==The “Favorite”==
Some of you probably think I’m a little pissed off at this point, why would I put the best horse in every race? What kind of horse racing tips are these?
Well, quite simply, the BEST horse of any breed may NOT really be the best horse. The favorite in ANY race is only the favorite because WE make it a favorite by betting big money on it, it’s as simple as that.
So if 1000 people who DON’T know what they’re doing put £1000 each on the same horse, then he could become the favorite even though his last race was at Blackpool Pleasure Beach!
What we’re going to do is look for “fake” favorites, favorites that for one reason or another shouldn’t be favorites.
Statistics show that the favorites win their races only 30% of the time, some races are GOOD for the favorites and some are BAD for the favorites.
Would you be a 6/4 favorite in an 18-runner handicap race? I certainly wouldn’t, BUT I’d make it clear, with the other 17 runners ALL racing for me…this is common sense horse racing advice!
Your responsibilities are also good if you only risk £15 if the odds were 6/4 {2.5 at Betfair} to win £10 I am sure you will agree this is much better than the example above where you risk MUCH more for the same reward.
Now you can see why “placement” can be quite safe and very profitable.
==The Selections==
This part is really very simple and it won’t take you long to find some “Fake Favorites”. Just follow the rules on the page.
1: Armed with your daily newspaper or race publication website {or both} simply select the races with the most riders in them.
2: Ideally, you should look for handicap races that have 16 runners or more.
3: If you can find any, the apprentice races and women’s jockey races are very good for placing the favourite.
4: Once you have them marked, simply go through them and select all the “Handicap” races. These are the breeds that are best to focus on.
5: Pick any handicap race that has odds for the favorite listed as no more than 7/4.
6: The above horses would be DEFINITIVE bets, don’t worry if there are none on certain days, just go to any race that has 16 runners or more.
7: Some days you may find there are no races of 16 runners or more, if this happens just look for 14 runners etc.
8: When you have all the corresponding races, simply go to http://www.betfair.com and check the odds there for your selections.
9: If the odds are 2.8 or less, these are FINAL bets.
10: Do NOT place picks that are under 1.9 on Betfair, although some of them lose, some win and we do NOT want that.
If you stick to the above, you will have great success placing horses, also using a sensible betting plan, BUT if you add the following rules to the above, you will achieve even more success.
So here are my personal tips on horse racing:
1: After making your selections, either on the racing publication’s website or in any newspaper, simply check to see if your horse is a “Course and Distance” winner {Shown as CD BESIDE THE HORSE}. If so, DO NOT place it.
2: Does your selection have more or less weight than in your last race? If it carries more weight, PLACE IT, if it carries less weight, DO NOT place it.
4: Is your selection increasing or decreasing on the trip? If so, you SHOULD consider placing it.
5: Is your selection ridden by a lady or a jockey trainee? If so, PUT IT because they DO make errors in judgment.
In addition to the above, for this to work you will also need a sensible betting plan, one that keeps your money relatively safe and makes your entire betting experience enjoyable.
I use something quite simple and I recommend you to do it this way too, but obviously you are free to do what you want.
I’ll take a £1,000 betting bank as an example:
Divide your betting bank by 200, so in this example it’s €5. So a profit target on day 1 of £5 per race. I know exactly what you’re thinking right now… Not as much as I expected!!!”
Well, admittedly it’s not much, but if your goal is, say, 8 such runs a day, then £40 can’t be sniffed at, and remember this is just day 1, from day 2 your goal of earnings may well be £6 per race. Trust me, it doesn’t take too long to build your betting banks enough for you to aim for £25, £50 or even £100 per race.
To put it all in perspective, let’s say you achieve 5 easy winning bets per day, that’s an overall win percentage of 2.5% DAILY or almost 18% of total weekly profit added to your betting banks or to give you a monetary value of ALMOST £1000 profit in the first 4 weeks.
Take it to week 8 and your betting bank has now grown to £3800 and from there you’ll be aiming for a £20 race win, or £100 a day @ 5 winning races a day.
As long as you view any of your gaming activities as a long-term business venture, you will accomplish much more than if you view it as a quick source of income to help with any financial difficulties you may have.
==Golden Rules (The real tips for horse racing!)==
1: After making your selections, either on the racing publication’s website or in any newspaper, simply check to see if your horse is a “Course and Distance” winner {Shown as CD BESIDE THE HORSE}. If so, DO NOT place it.
2: Does your selection have more or less weight than in your last race? If it carries more weight, PLACE IT, if it carries less weight, DO NOT place it.
4: Is your selection increasing or decreasing on the trip? If so, you SHOULD consider placing it.
5: Is your selection ridden by a lady or a jockey trainee? If so, PUT IT because they DO make errors in judgment.
In addition to the above, for this to work you will also need a sensible betting plan, one that keeps your money relatively safe and makes your entire betting experience enjoyable.
I use something quite simple and I recommend you to do it this way too, but obviously you are free to do what you want.
==The staking plan==
This, or any other horse racing tip, won’t make you any money unless you use the right betting plan…
I’ll take a £1,000 betting bank as an example:
This is what I advise members of the Sure2Profit Membership ( http://www.Sure2Profit.com/membership.html )
Divide your betting bank by 200, so in this example it’s €5. So a profit target on day 1 of £5 per race. I know exactly what you’re thinking right now… Not as much as I expected!!!”
Well, admittedly it’s not much, but if your goal is, say, 8 such runs a day, then £40 can’t be sniffed at, and remember this is just day 1, from day 2 your goal of earnings may well be £6 per race. Trust me on this one, it doesn’t take too long to build your betting banks enough for you to aim for £25, £50 or even £100 per race.
To put it all in perspective, let’s say you achieve 5 easy winning bets per day, that’s an overall win percentage of 2.5% DAILY or almost 18% of total weekly profit added to your betting banks or to give you a monetary value of ALMOST £1000 profit in the first 4 weeks.
Take it to week 8 and your betting bank has now grown to £3800 and from there you’ll be aiming for a £20 race win, or £100 a day @ 5 winning races a day.
As long as you view any of your gaming activities as a long-term business venture, you will accomplish much more than if you view it as a quick source of income to help with any financial difficulties you may have.