How to Handicap Horse Races Using Systematic Methods Based on Factors
The best way to do almost anything in this world is by using a method that is systematic.
Once you get accustomed to using a good method that has a certain number of steps and tools, you no longer have to learn about learning the system and can then devote your time and energy to actually achieving your goal.
The goal of horse racing handicapping, of course, is to evaluate the runners in order to findgood bet.
A good horse racing bet is one that has a positive financial outcome based on the probability of winning compared to the cost of the bet and the payout when it wins.
In other words, if you bet a horse with the same attributes ten times, how many of those races will it win and will you collect enough to pay for the wagers plus a profit.
I know it sounds elementary when I write it or say it, but it is very difficult to do in real life.
That's why a horse player needs to learn how to compare the handicapping factors and to make decisions about the runners based on how well they score.
If you try to re-learn the factors and how they relate to each other every time you look at a new race, you'll waste a lot of time.
Your method, therefore, needs to be simple and easy to understand as well as one you can remember.
The best way to make a profit on the horse races is by using a good money management system that helps you to wager and win more when you're hot and to limit your losses when you're losing.
The betting amounts change as your bankroll balance increases or decreases.
By learning several good horse racing systems that compare speed, class, form and the connections (people) who prepare and race the horse, you'll be able to look at a race and decide which system to use to evaluate the runners.
It will depend on the situation, of course, but sometimes you'll use a spot play situation that identifies a horse in a good betting situation, while other times it will be necessary to create a morning line for the horses based on how they stack up against each other.
With practice and a few good racing systems you'll be able to find profitable betting situations at the horse races.
The only way to handicap is with a good system, otherwise you're just continuously trying to compare the factors and runners without a good gauge to measure each one.
Once you get accustomed to using a good method that has a certain number of steps and tools, you no longer have to learn about learning the system and can then devote your time and energy to actually achieving your goal.
The goal of horse racing handicapping, of course, is to evaluate the runners in order to findgood bet.
A good horse racing bet is one that has a positive financial outcome based on the probability of winning compared to the cost of the bet and the payout when it wins.
In other words, if you bet a horse with the same attributes ten times, how many of those races will it win and will you collect enough to pay for the wagers plus a profit.
I know it sounds elementary when I write it or say it, but it is very difficult to do in real life.
That's why a horse player needs to learn how to compare the handicapping factors and to make decisions about the runners based on how well they score.
If you try to re-learn the factors and how they relate to each other every time you look at a new race, you'll waste a lot of time.
Your method, therefore, needs to be simple and easy to understand as well as one you can remember.
The best way to make a profit on the horse races is by using a good money management system that helps you to wager and win more when you're hot and to limit your losses when you're losing.
The betting amounts change as your bankroll balance increases or decreases.
By learning several good horse racing systems that compare speed, class, form and the connections (people) who prepare and race the horse, you'll be able to look at a race and decide which system to use to evaluate the runners.
It will depend on the situation, of course, but sometimes you'll use a spot play situation that identifies a horse in a good betting situation, while other times it will be necessary to create a morning line for the horses based on how they stack up against each other.
With practice and a few good racing systems you'll be able to find profitable betting situations at the horse races.
The only way to handicap is with a good system, otherwise you're just continuously trying to compare the factors and runners without a good gauge to measure each one.