10 pts per week

zorba · Handicapper Joined: 12 Jan 2008 Posts: 12

Hi, very welcome to all of you reading this post. I'm trying to find 5 systems (best would be from different sports) that can make 10pts profit per week. Idea is to try diversify betting and achieve consistent growth of account. At the moment I'm testing Doommeister's Laying away team system ( http://www.online-betting-guide.co.uk/forum/topic29_17445.html ) and Gecko's Laying draw system (http://www.online-betting-guide.co.uk/forum/topic31_15293.html ) and couple of horse racing systems. Any ideas please share it!

Kind regards

zorba

Doommeister · Group 2 Class Joined: 06 Dec 2007 Posts: 158

I'm now combining my system with a new system - the 81:80 system. For more info on this, please look up 'under 1.5 goals' thread.

Using a combo of the Racing Naps (Bottom half table only) & the selections from The Daily Mail, I have had 22/1 winning lays today - £3.00 stakes = £53.00 profit

This is what I do:

1) Scratch any duplicates from the 2 Mail selections - This is a highly fancied horse.

2) If 2 different selections then go for the lowest odds, but if within 0.50 then go for the highest odds. (so 3.00 + 8.00 go for 3.00 - or 3.5 + 3.8 go for 3.8)

3) Check The Daily Naps table - If there is an entry in the bottom half of the table then select this & disregard the Mail's. If The Naps match up any selection from the Mail then choose the 2nd Mail selection.

4) R Goodfellow selects just 1 entry for some meetings. Do the above, but if no matches for that race then just go for his selection. (He only ever gets 1/2 correct in 7)

5) Odds MUST be between 1.91 - 4.00 for £3.00 stake, 4.1 - 7.00 for £2.50 stake, 7.1 to 10.00 for £2.00 stake. Increase your stakes by just 10p per £10.00 made (1 percent) decrease by 10p every £10.00 lost (Down to your starting stake but no less)

6) Make sure at least 7 runners in the pack.

7) You'll profit at least £10.00 per day by sticking to this & being dedicated, & would be Extremely unlucky to be down.

Hope that's made a bit of sense - paper trade it for a few days & see how it works out for you. one Daily Mail predicted 1 correct from 26 selections!!
The Sunday Sport is another good paper to try this on.
Whatever you do, don't try this with The Mirror - Too accurate for it's own good!!

Win

mike mercury · Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 7:49 pm Post subject:

When you say bottom half of the naps table do you mean racing post naps table did some thing similar using the SUN newspaper today provided me with 16/1 loser 7/1 times 2 losers 5/1 loser and a 3/1 loser today

zorba · Handicapper Joined: 12 Jan 2008 Posts: 12

Thanks for sharing your system Doommeister, I'm starting paper trading today. Couple of questions.
-Do I still scratch any duplicates from top and bottom of Daily Naps table?
-If the same selection from Daily Mail and TOP of Naps table disregard Mail's selection?
-Do you check odds AFTER selecting horses? I understand that if they are above 10 we don't Lay

Thank you!
zorba

Doommeister · Group 2 Class Joined: 06 Dec 2007 Posts: 158

'-If the same selection from Daily Mail and TOP of Naps table disregard Mail's selection? '

Yes Mate,

If the top half duplicated with the bottom half, just go with the NAP. These will likely be less accurate.
It has to be the bottom half of the table only. The top half are fairly accurate & come up with long shot winners (7-1, 17/2 etc)
If top half of the page go with the paper selection.
I check odds before the race, but won't put them on until 2 minutes before the start, or just before they go back up again.

Mark

zorba · Handicapper Joined: 12 Jan 2008 Posts: 12

I have yesterday's results, I'm using bot so Betfair prices (1min before off) inc 5% commision.
Out of 20 lays 13 was succesful, 65%SR, loss -4.59 pt. Daily Mail got 5 right, 2 were right from bottom Of Racing Post table. I must be very unlucky...

Doommeister · Group 2 Class Joined: 06 Dec 2007 Posts: 158

I should have said - DON'T DO THIS AT W/ENDS!! This only works Monday to Friday.

The prize money is higher on the w/end's so the fav's or near fav's come in more often due to there being a higher class of horse. Hence the tipsters being correct at least 25 percent more than in the week.

I DID say paper trade it first to see if it was for you.
Unlucky

zorba · Handicapper Joined: 12 Jan 2008 Posts: 12

Luckily I have paper trading option in my bot so bot was only recording prices not firing the bets.

pidger · Group 1 Class Joined: 12 May 2005 Posts: 490

If i may, i have a few questions about your BOT Zorba, or anyone reading.

1) Which bot do you have?
2) Is it reliable?
3) what did you pay for it?

I ask these as at present i have quite a nice system paper trading but it is entirely dependent on the SP of a favourite at the off or just before. But due to work commitments i am unable to be at my computer during the days racing, thus, a BOT may be required.

Thanks in advance

zorba · Handicapper Joined: 12 Jan 2008 Posts: 12

I use Grey Horse Bot, it is reliable it operates at the moment on horse racing, greyhound and football markets ( match odds, correct score and over/under 2.5) and enable to trade your positions in-play if you want. It is fairly simple and cost me 24.99 per month. It is very good if you want to put your bets in the morning with setting for example "fire bet 10sec before off for a specific price" etc. I'm sure you guys could find other creative ways of use it! Maybe someone uses similar type bot that would be one off payment?

zorba

zorba · Handicapper Joined: 12 Jan 2008 Posts: 12

Results for today (laying Daily Mail Racing Post naps combo) 17 horses selected, 12 succesfully laid, loss 1pts.
Let's see tomorrow!

zorba

zorba · Handicapper Joined: 12 Jan 2008 Posts: 12

Tuesday's results 8 horses laid, 2 won loss -0.6 pts.
I think I'm unlucky...