Why paper trading doesn’t engage any worthwhile emotional response?
July 8, 2011 by Jonathan
Filed under Money Management, Recent Articles
You maybe wondering why I`m not advising you to paper trade bets. Well, that’s because paper trading doesn’t engage any worthwhile emotional response. Theoretical profits are useless and if you want to start making tangible profits from a successful system sooner rather than later you need to use real money. In order to become a [...]
Punters don’t need loads of betting systems, they need a better understanding of their betting habits
November 5, 2010 by Jonathan
Filed under Betting Psychology, Essential Reading, Money Management, Recent Articles
Following on from Part 1: “System Addicts vs Action Takers” In the final part of this two part series we will look at why “Action Takers” are more successful with their betting. Action Takers – Take It one step at a time Over the years I have spoken to many experts in the betting field. [...]
How To Avoid Being Scammed By Hype Betting Systems
November 2, 2010 by Jonathan
Filed under Betting Psychology, Essential Reading, Horse Racing, Money Management, Recent Articles
System Addicts vs Action Takers Part 1: In the first part of this two part series we will look at what defines system addicts and then follow up in Part 2 by comparing them to Action takers. The desire to find the Holy Grail, or elusive money machine ultimately leads punters to the cross roads [...]
Know your liability!
May 7, 2010 by Jonathan
Filed under Money Management
If you have a maximum price at which you`ll lay, its a good idea to set your liability to a manageable figure. You can base a fixed liability around the stakes you`ve allocated in your betting bank. For example if your maximum lay odds are 4.00 and you want to risk no more than £10 [...]
Value is they key. Back high lay low
May 6, 2010 by Jonathan
Filed under Essential Reading, Money Management
Back High, lay low on your selections at all times. If you can’t get the price or reasonably close to the max/min price you want, walk away. You can comply with every other rule in the betting book, but without value you’ll lose long-term. Value as a concept is an indisputable fact. Making any reasonable [...]
Fail to plan – plan to fail
May 6, 2010 by Jonathan
Filed under Essential Reading, Money Management
Successful punters make long term plans, but they know from past experience that even the best laid plans can fail for a number of reasons, especially when betting on horses; therefore it’s always wise to have a contingency plan. Take a long term view with your betting but don’t make false assumptions that you have [...]
Avoid being scammed online!
May 5, 2010 by Jonathan
Filed under Betting Psychology, Essential Reading, Money Management, Recent Articles
In this article we are going to give you 6 filters, which can be applied to any Betting System website. These simple but important filters will help you identify a likely scam within minutes of landing on a suspect site. Unfortunately a lot of punters really are there own worst enemies. You really do need [...]


