Why Punters fail with most betting systems?

Why Punters fail with most betting systems?

Punters can fail to turn a profit with betting systems for many reasons. To help you gain a better understanding take a look at the following little known facts most punters are totally unaware of through inexperience.

Chop And Change

Systems can fail, not because they don’t work, but because the user starts to chop and change things at the first sign of a losing run. Losing runs are an inevitable part of betting. Anyone who thinks they can avoid them, or lets even the most moderate losing runs affect their long-term judgment really needs to change they way they operate. Perhaps they are not emotionally prepared enough to operate any system at present, and need to practice patience.

Tedious To Implement

Systems can fail because they are tedious to implement. Therefore it may not be the system at fault but rather the punter. Many give up when things aren’t going as expected! All systems are based around a certain criteria being met before a selection becomes a bet. Punters get fed up waiting for potential selections and eventually start to place the wrong kinds of bets – Silly, unplanned bets with no real logic to them. All discipline goes out of the window and bad habits come creeping back in. This all leads to a lack of confidence, once again, their betting bank takes a battering.

System Dosen`t Work

There are also certain kinds of systems that just don’t work…(USUALLY THE HYPED UP VARIETY)

Generally, by the time punters find this out, their betting banks have taken a serious battering. Most back fitted or pre-engineered systems don`t work long term. The majority fail because the core rules are all wrong to start with. They are back-fitted (The rules are made to fit the results) making those results look outstanding.

Little known >FACT 1: FLEXIBILITY
Static rules often fail because of their inflexability to take into consideration the changes that take place on a daily basis in racing such, as Going, Non runners, Jockeys and so on. Although statistics play an important part in betting, there is no guarantee that past events will be repeated.

Little known >FACT 2: TRENDS
Trends exist in horse racing and can be important, of that there can be no doubt. Unfortunately trends often turn out to be useless, mainly when they tyr to generalise specific knowledge of an individual horses. Usualy trend statistics are compiled in a crude and simplistic manner, which is the approach far too may systems take. All results have a randomness about them, this is why blindly following a set of static rules often fails in the long run. You need to use statistics to find the right races and then apply some logical PROVEN form filters. We show you how to do this clearly with our successful system.

Bad value bets

Value is probably the single most important ingredient of betting successfully. The majority of punters simply have no real idea of what a value bet is. Commercially available lay systems advocate laying horses at odds which are far too risky. You could literally get dozens of correct bets in a row, only to be wiped out by a couple of losers a the wrong odds. Obtaining value on every bet is the difference between long term profit and loss.

Remember…

“Serious bettors dedicate enough time to what needs to be done”