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arnie
19th November 2004, 19:42
okay keith i've only been on this great site for 2 months now but how did it all come about and what did you do before .

Workshy
19th November 2004, 19:48
Good questions I say, interested to read Keiths reply.

presto
19th November 2004, 19:54
keith started out steeling car radio's on the streets of liverpool before moving to wales to become a sheep farmer :)

Win2Win
19th November 2004, 20:55
WRONG!

I was forever having my car radio's stolen by little Manc scousers :doh, and emmigrated to Wales to care for the animals :sex1 , was arrested many times and had my :icon_tong shoved up a cows :butthead: :yikes: , so gave it up for a life of money laundering. That was a complete washout with the unk running in the machine, so I took up gambling professionally in the mid 90's.

It took me about 2 years to get everything sorted with that before I started milking an income, but was happy when Flutter.com appeared as it saved me having to spread accounts everywhere, and spending a lot of time on the track just to get a ton on.

I was then transported by aliens to Alajahoooooey, where I discovered my inner soul. Mainly due to the fact the buggers took it out, and ran off with it. Who would have thought we had scousers on the other side of the Universe. Anyway I digress.......

.......'Beautiful breasts I said, and look at that swallow Ooo '..............sorry wrong forum....

......I got into the Internet in 98, and by 2000 I thought I'd try and help those who needed it, with their betting so set up a site, with the intention of trying to teach others not to make as many costly mistakes as I did when I started out. At that time it was free, one page, no forum, and just contained what today would be 'B' bets.

It looked like it had been designed by a colour blind moron, but it soon picked up a following, and after about 6 months they were asking for my better info. I said I'd charge, they said fine, so I kicked off with a Saturday only service for fiver, and after another 6 months they wanted more so it went weekly for £20.

In those days, when the windows were blacked out (dust, I was a lazy git), I only supplied A bets, and in late 2001 added the forum.

The subs went up to £30 in 2002, and I couldn't be bothered increasing them since then, but kept adding something to the service every 6 months or so till it was at the standard you see today.

I now spend most days in front of the TV next to the computer, and Sky+ recording all the races to watch again....and again....and.....but occassionally go to the smaller meeting, as I still enjoy hading over 500 crisp ones to a smiling bookies, and then wiping it off his face after it's won :)

Will that do or what? :)

Here endeth the first lesson.....

arnie
19th November 2004, 21:10
thanks mate , very good

thewebmaster
19th November 2004, 21:15
What type of lifestyle do you lead though?

In my opinion i would love to become a professional gambler and utilize this as a second income, but this is about 10+ years away for me however over time i'd like to develop the betting banks and be able to draw an income from them

On average is your monthly "draw" sufficient, more than an average monthly wage?

arnie
19th November 2004, 21:21
my guess is tom it's way above average .

Win2Win
19th November 2004, 21:35
I can win an 'average' yearly wage in a week when I'm blessed :)

I can easily turnover more than £20,000 a day.

Win2Win
19th November 2004, 21:38
Oh yeah, lifestyle.....live in a bungalow in the country looking out on miles of mountains and farmland (and sheep), and spend my time on the computer, in front of the TV, and keeping you lot happy!

Gambling takes anyhting up to 14 hours a day, especially during the Summer. If I'm lucky during the Winter I can get it down to 8 hours, 360+ days a year. No bank holidays, and when I go on my hols, the laptop goes with me, and I do the same work, but usually on Sentosa Beach in 90deg heat....see ya'll there in January :)

jollyjayne
19th November 2004, 21:40
And tax free ( nearly ! )

arnie
19th November 2004, 21:40
does that answer your question tom -welcolme to the real world .

jollyjayne
19th November 2004, 21:42
but usually on Sentosa Beach in 90deg heat....see ya'll there in January :)

Might bump into you in Singapore Airport Keith, when you going ?

Win2Win
19th November 2004, 22:44
5th Jan, you off to Oz again? I'll be out there 3 weeks, and one day I'll just forget to come back :)

PS. If the Internet at the airport has no free reminals, just ask someone for sex they soon move, very conservative lot down there you know :D

Merlin
19th November 2004, 23:04
Hi Keith,

I personally know 3 pros - for want of a better description :yikes: ...... never of course saw theirr accounts - but are verifiable in every sense of the word....ie.....make a living from betting, etc........

Although 2 of them have now retired - one of which runs a service as a sort of hobby more than anything else.......

However, my question is - they certainly specialise in a specific area of racing..... whereas you appear not to - is there a reason for this......generality rather than specialisation.... ?

Regards

Amity
19th November 2004, 23:21
Keith, you're a saviour of many and a true star!!! :) :wink

jollyjayne
20th November 2004, 01:17
You off to Oz again?
Yes Keith, back to Perth in mid January before my sister gets sent back to the UK for failing to achieve the tough conditions for a business visa. Thought it better to go in the summer when my nephew is off school on summer holiday.

Win2Win
20th November 2004, 10:08
I'll be calling into Oz for a few days on a future Singapore visit, strangely, it will be Perth, as SIA do a good deal.

Merlin - I started off race watching, and used that method to make money for a few years, and then started to look at systems, as I'm a statistical freak. As you can see by the site, that worked, and so I do both methods & systems successfully. Most pro's you'll find do just the one, and will argue that either the other doesn't work, or isn't as good. Whereas I know they are both equal in their own way.

With the exchanges I got into laying, and found both method & systems worked just as well again, and paddock watching is also good for laying.

I never stop researching and I'm currently in the process of trading and using arb bots on the exchanges, and could really do with the European Parliament adding another 5 hours to the day :)

I find that most pro's who find the holy grail fail to go any further with study and research to enhance their portfolio. I prefer to keep well ahead of the competition in all aspects of racing and betting.

Vic
20th November 2004, 11:45
This can't be true - I've seen the ads. Pro gamblers get up at 10am, spend 5 to 10 mins scanning the papers (presumably 4-9 of which are on p3), ring their bookie to place their bets, down to the golf course etc, dinner at their fav restaurant with a VERY expensive bottle of wine, drive their top of the range Merc home, or maybe someone else does the driving! - flick on the text to tot up their earnings for the day. It's easy - and all I have to do is send off £95 to be just like them :)

Merlin
20th November 2004, 14:37
Thanks for the answer Keith - nice one.....

Onlyforfun
20th November 2004, 17:50
I guess the beauty of covering lots of angles is that when 1 has the inevitable shaky spell, you've got plenty going on to make up for it.

silax
20th November 2004, 19:55
hi keith
while it seems to be question time i've got a couple.
my gambling and income would end if the exchanges closed would it end yours.
although my main gambling income is from laying i also have a system that makes me cash from backing still in small stakes mode but looking good.
my past experience of using ladbrookes etc. on the internet even after moderate success in trials say turning £30 into £300 in a matter of about 8 weeks ment i got restricted to smallish amounts ending most kinds of staking methods. in a nutshell how the hell would anybody be able to keep making money if the exchanges closed i'm 98% sure this won't happen but how would you cope ?

Win2Win
20th November 2004, 21:28
Exchanges - No, but I'd have to put up with a reduced ROI% on systems, but my method bets would just adjust stake>price. Obviosuly you couldn't lay, but that will never happen as their are a number of off shore exchanges I use as well :)

As I said above Silax, you'd have to go the track more to get bets on, as you'll find most of your accounts limited, that's the good thing with the exchanges, no limits :)

Onlyforfun
20th November 2004, 21:49
What makes me mad about the "Big 3" being against exchanges, its probably a large proportin of the punters they don't want!

Win2Win
20th November 2004, 23:13
...and as Betfair just showed, % wise, they put more into racing than the bookies who say they pay next to nothing. Guess that hatchet is buried in their heads now :laugh

e55exboi
21st November 2004, 18:45
Dont mind if i stick my oar in on this one do ya? Can i ask keith, are the systems you kindly share systems youve made up yourself or got from other people/pros?

Win2Win
21st November 2004, 18:48
I do everything myself, that way I know why it works, or why it doesn't. I take no 3rd party info regardless of source, but I may use stable info only if it backs up what I already know.

mathare
21st November 2004, 18:51
Ok, my go.

How do you decide what to give away for free and what to charge for? I'm thinking mainly of the systems - why do the free systems get given away whereas you charge for others - but also the A+ bets etc. If a bet is an A+ how do you decide whether to make it a freebie or members only?

Win2Win
21st November 2004, 18:59
The free systems are basically live tests, which is why some fail some work, although they are well researched so even those that fail are within my bounds of acceptable loss.

I have different lists I do, and depending how high up depends whether it is an A+, A, B etc, each one gets sort of points, although this is a mental figure from experience, and the highest of each catergory tend to be given to members, but I have to give quality free as well, otherwise people wouldn't come back to the site would they :)

e55exboi
21st November 2004, 19:26
Is there anyone else in the WORLD that knows the rules to ur systems other than you?

sparkyminer
21st November 2004, 20:23
Is there anyone else in the WORLD that knows the rules to ur systems other than you?
I might be wrong on this but, assuming Keith uses RSB exclusively for his systems, if you had a bang up to date version with all the updates, it might be possible to 'reverse engineer' a lot of the variables but probably not all of them. :mover

Win2Win
21st November 2004, 20:36
All systems start off with an understanding of why they work, then I'll test them. With RSB, and a few other products, their are millions of them available.

Basic systems have probably all been done before, especially those with upto 3 rules, statistics say so :), but software can give you double figure multiple variables, and that gives about the same chance of me guessing your credit card number.

e55exboi
21st November 2004, 21:31

jonahjones
21st November 2004, 21:51
I would never dream of saying that e55exboi!!!

Win2Win
21st November 2004, 22:24
Silence is golden :)

Are my questions over now? Did I pass? Have I won a prize?

tophatter
21st November 2004, 22:36
Yep a weeks Marine Maths training in 'Nam with DR DAVID :)

susanwells
21st November 2004, 22:42
I think I had a blonde moment here,, who is this Dr David everyone knows about except me. what have I missed ? Tell all... :hearty

tophatter
21st November 2004, 22:49
He is a cult (i think i spelt that right) figure among some of the users here. A mathematical guerrilla with more letters than postman pat on the end of his name. If you dared disagree with him though he would threaten to wipe you out and often spoke of his Nam training school he ran and more famously his work on designing Concorde. A true legend :)

DaveW
21st November 2004, 22:55
Silence is golden :)

Are my questions over now? Did I pass? Have I won a prize?You won 1st prize, a sheep dog: (Spot the dog)

susanwells
21st November 2004, 23:03
Is this Dr David a member.. or has he a site.. or.... I think I might enjoy... :hearty

tophatter
21st November 2004, 23:07
If there is internet access on Mars he might set one up Susan :)

e55exboi
21st November 2004, 23:08
I would never dream of saying that e55exboi!!!
Thats the difference tween u n me Jonesy :doh :lickme

DaveW
21st November 2004, 23:18
Is this Dr David a member.. or has he a site.. or.... I think I might enjoy... :hearty
All that remains of Dr David :yikes:

someone's removed his website and all his classic posts:ermmm


Dr David

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Birthday:
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Retired (early @ age 47) Dr of mathematics & Electrical Engineering

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MattR
22nd November 2004, 01:26
Birthday:
December 31, 1969

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Biography:
Retired (early @ age 47)

He is aging prematurely though. 47 already. And he's applying maths to betting? :D

icebreaker
22nd November 2004, 17:31
but I have to give quality free as well, otherwise people wouldn't come back to the site would they

Well, the forum will always keep me coming back ....... but of late I've been lingering on the main page for the freebies. And that exercise is a very profitable "waste of time" !!! Yesterday's A+ bet (in blue) was a lovely 4/1 winner. Just to say these non-members tips are much appreciated.

Thanks.

arnie
22nd November 2004, 20:12
thanks keith very much for king killone today on the a+ bets .

Win2Win
22nd November 2004, 21:49
Nice one that, now I have to slip Henrietta one :yikes:

arnie
22nd November 2004, 21:53
you dirty bugger - make sure terry's not looking

inittowinit
22nd November 2004, 23:09
I'm sure Keith only meant a fiver :wink