How Can I Profit On The Exchanges? Profiting On Kempton’s AW Track.

A question you may have asked yourself numerous times is ‘How Can I Profit On The Exchanges?

Well first of all as a betting exchange should give you at least and average of 10% better odds than SP over the long term, it is a lot easier profiting on this betting exchange than it is with a bookmaker. Imagine if a bank paid 10% more per year than everyone else, you’d be stupid not to take advantage of it wouldn’t you?

The simplest way to profit is to stick to WIN bets only, as your money is only riding on one result, none of this bookmaker holiday fund multiple bets.

In order to profit on the exchanges, or a normal bookmaker if you enjoy lower average odds, is to concentrate on those horse fancied in the markets, such as the first or second favourites as these win the most races. Then target a specific surface/race type whether it is chase, hurdle, NHF, flat or AW, and then a particular race type.

For this example we will concentrate on the favourites on the AW as this track has decent horses running at it on the AW, and so horse form stands up well throughout the year.

One thing I do know on tracks that have quality horses is that what are considered low quailty races on low quality tracks can prove profitable on the tracks that have quality horses.

So taking that into account I’m going to zap Apprentice races through Proform and see if they are profitable. I could use Raceform and add 10% to the SP but that’s an extra bit of work and I’m being lazy!

Now you don’t get many Apprentice races but as the results show below this simple free horse racing system is something you can add to a portfolio of profitable systems. You will find a few on this site, with many more to come in the future.

Year Ran Win SR PL BF ROI  Exc
PL SP ROI SP
2009 25 8 32 8.06 32.23 6.25 25
2010 20 7 35 5.08 25.4 2.69 13.47
2011 21 11 52.38 25.35 120.72 22.03 104.89
2012 17 6 35.29 4.42 26.01 3.28 19.26

So the betting system rules are simple:
Kempton AW track only
Races with the word ‘Apprentice’ in
Must the be the Fav
Use Betfair, although this is still pretty good at SP

Do Risk Free Horse Racing Betting Systems Really Exist?

No!

So that’s the end of the article then?

Not quite.

Worldwide, numerous individuals put on their bets and just pray the outcome favours them. There is a significant amount of cash to be made and everyone wants a piece of it. Nonetheless, whilst some individuals believe that it is just luck that wins them money, others believe that it is down to a horse racing betting system.

Exactly what is a Betting System for Horse Racing?

A betting system for horse racing is essentially something which you typically have to pay for, although some are available for free online, this site included, and it directs you to the best ways to bet on horses so that you win over the long term. It sounds wonderful but what you have to remember is that a horse racing betting system may not be totally reliable.

The sheer number of competing systems is a problem as it suggests that there is no legitimate quick fire way of winning, and exactly how come most individuals do not win big on the horses who purchase online horse racing systems?

A horse racing system generally tells you ways to correctly bet on winning horses by giving you a set of rules to follow. Many people believe that this is a disadvantage as it allows no flexibility, while others who advocate them. The very best way to tell if a racing system for horse racing is profitable is if you are actually aware of people who use the system and win long term, or you have trust in the seller. It is all well and good for the owner of the system to say that it works, however if you are spending your money then you need to ensure the system does what it says. Also look for money back guarantees, and remember, systems are not profitable every month, you must always test for at least 3 months.

So just how do you locate a profitable horse racing betting system then? Well sadly you can’t be sure when you buy a system that it is going to be reputable, however a little research on the internet for reviews can help, but asking on forums is a good way. You can pay all the money in the world, but a system is never going to be 100 % guaranteed to make you money. Yes they can show you how to bet and how to decide on a winning horse but at the end of the day anything can happen. The horse could simply be having a bad day, or suffers a lot of interference in-running, which is why you never test a system by a few results. At least 100 results should start showing some kind of trend.

So a betting system for horse racing may not be the most trustworthy choice of finding a winning selection, but if you have the money it is can prove worth it. Even if the system itself proves to make a loss, it can still prove useful in targeting a shortlist of potential winners, but never be selective on a profitable system, stick to the rules 100% or you may turn a profitable system into a losing one! I have seen that happen so many times over the years.