I’ve written the last couple of articles all about how to spend the year of 2014 setting and establishing ourselves as a more successful bettor. We’ve covered all the basics and what we need to be learning through each quarter of the year. If you’ve missed any of these articles you can catch them here:
http://blog.betfan.com/new-years-resolution-2015/
http://blog.betfan.com/recording-bets-efficiently/
http://blog.betfan.com/following-path-riches/
In these articles I’ve explained how to set yourselves up properly and approach betting more like a business. Of course this is the best way to approach betting after all the bookmakers are betting against us in the same manner. Another concept that I’ve often talked about quiet a lot is beating the SP and to illustrate this I’ve written the following examples:
My aim everyday when I place my bets is to beat the bookie by not finding the winner but by beating him on his price.
Bettor 1:
This bettor has backed 20 winners in the last 2 weeks and is several thousands of pounds up. The prices he has taken are roughly the same price as SP. A bookmaker will keep his account open as he will inevitably hit a losing run.
Bettor 2:
This bettor has had 12 winners in the last 2 weeks and is a couple of hundred pounds in profit. All of his 12 winners have beaten SP by a long way. The bookmaker will look to minimise his account or limit to SP bets only.
As you can see bettor 1 is able to continue betting as he hasn’t beaten the SP whereas bettor 2 is going to be shut down because although he hasn’t won as much as bettor 1 he’s beaten the SP.
Bettor 2 is much more of a concern than bettor 1 because the bookie knows that he is likely to continue to make money by beating the SP than bettor 1.
This may seem a strange concept but it’s a mathematical probability that you will in time make money of you consistently beat the SP.
Of course VATR does this on a regular basis and having been the top tipster on the WIN platform for two years in a row you know that this professional approach truly does work.
I’ll be back next week with more ideas on how to make your betting pay and as always if you ever have any questions please leave a comment and I will get back to you.
Eddie
My aim everyday when I place my bets is to beat the bookie by not finding the winner but by beating him on his price. To illustrate that this works and is the most efficient way of making money this is what a trader working at a bookies will look at:
Customer 1:
This customer has backed 20 winners in the last 2 weeks and is several thousands of pounds up. The prices he has taken are roughly the same price as SP. Keep his account open he will inevitably hit a losing run.
Customer 2:
This customer has had 12 winners in the last 2 weeks and is a couple of hundred pounds in profit. All of his 12 winners have beaten SP by a long way. Minimise his account or limit to SP bets only.
As you can see, customer 1 is able to continue betting as he hasn’t beaten the SP whereas customer 2 is going to be shut down because although he hasn’t won as much as customer 1 he’s beaten the SP.
Customer 2 is much more of a concern than customer 1 because the bookie knows that he is likely to continue to make money by beating the SP than customer 1.
– See more at: http://blog.betfan.com/nothing-to-do-with-finding-a-winner/#sthash.jNS5v98X.dpuf
My aim everyday when I place my bets is to beat the bookie by not finding the winner but by beating him on his price. To illustrate that this works and is the most efficient way of making money this is what a trader working at a bookies will look at:
Customer 1:
This customer has backed 20 winners in the last 2 weeks and is several thousands of pounds up. The prices he has taken are roughly the same price as SP. Keep his account open he will inevitably hit a losing run.
Customer 2:
This customer has had 12 winners in the last 2 weeks and is a couple of hundred pounds in profit. All of his 12 winners have beaten SP by a long way. Minimise his account or limit to SP bets only.
As you can see, customer 1 is able to continue betting as he hasn’t beaten the SP whereas customer 2 is going to be shut down because although he hasn’t won as much as customer 1 he’s beaten the SP.
Customer 2 is much more of a concern than customer 1 because the bookie knows that he is likely to continue to make money by beating the SP than customer 1.
– See more at: http://blog.betfan.com/nothing-to-do-with-finding-a-winner/#sthash.kZWk2FnC.dpuf
My aim everyday when I place my bets is to beat the bookie by not finding the winner but by beating him on his price. To illustrate that this works and is the most efficient way of making money this is what a trader working at a bookies will look at:
Customer 1:
This customer has backed 20 winners in the last 2 weeks and is several thousands of pounds up. The prices he has taken are roughly the same price as SP. Keep his account open he will inevitably hit a losing run.
Customer 2:
This customer has had 12 winners in the last 2 weeks and is a couple of hundred pounds in profit. All of his 12 winners have beaten SP by a long way. Minimise his account or limit to SP bets only.
As you can see, customer 1 is able to continue betting as he hasn’t beaten the SP whereas customer 2 is going to be shut down because although he hasn’t won as much as customer 1 he’s beaten the SP.
Customer 2 is much more of a concern than customer 1 because the bookie knows that he is likely to continue to make money by beating the SP than customer 1.
– See more at: http://blog.betfan.com/nothing-to-do-with-finding-a-winner/#sthash.kZWk2FnC.dpuf
My aim everyday when I place my bets is to beat the bookie by not finding the winner but by beating him on his price. To illustrate that this works and is the most efficient way of making money this is what a trader working at a bookies will look at:
Customer 1:
This customer has backed 20 winners in the last 2 weeks and is several thousands of pounds up. The prices he has taken are roughly the same price as SP. Keep his account open he will inevitably hit a losing run.
Customer 2:
This customer has had 12 winners in the last 2 weeks and is a couple of hundred pounds in profit. All of his 12 winners have beaten SP by a long way. Minimise his account or limit to SP bets only.
As you can see, customer 1 is able to continue betting as he hasn’t beaten the SP whereas customer 2 is going to be shut down because although he hasn’t won as much as customer 1 he’s beaten the SP.
Customer 2 is much more of a concern than customer 1 because the bookie knows that he is likely to continue to make money by beating the SP than customer 1.
– See more at: http://blog.betfan.com/nothing-to-do-with-finding-a-winner/#sthash.kZWk2FnC.dpuf
My aim everyday when I place my bets is to beat the bookie by not finding the winner but by beating him on his price. To illustrate that this works and is the most efficient way of making money this is what a trader working at a bookies will look at:
Customer 1:
This customer has backed 20 winners in the last 2 weeks and is several thousands of pounds up. The prices he has taken are roughly the same price as SP. Keep his account open he will inevitably hit a losing run.
Customer 2:
This customer has had 12 winners in the last 2 weeks and is a couple of hundred pounds in profit. All of his 12 winners have beaten SP by a long way. Minimise his account or limit to SP bets only.
As you can see, customer 1 is able to continue betting as he hasn’t beaten the SP whereas customer 2 is going to be shut down because although he hasn’t won as much as customer 1 he’s beaten the SP.
Customer 2 is much more of a concern than customer 1 because the bookie knows that he is likely to continue to make money by beating the SP than customer 1.
– See more at: http://blog.betfan.com/nothing-to-do-with-finding-a-winner/#sthash.kZWk2FnC.dpuf
– See more at: http://blog.betfan.com/nothing-to-do-with-finding-a-winner/#sthash.kZWk2FnC.dpuf
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