Welcome to one of the best and most important journeys of your lifetime. If you are anything like me you have been trying to overcome the challenge of winning money at the race track on a consistent basis. I have had a hard time identifying and verbalizing the specific problem. I got so very close, but no cigar. I had some really good days and a few miserable days. However, most days were a little up or a little down. The word frustration came to mind very often.
I searched for solutions for years. I bought and read every book ever printed. Does anyone remember a book called, "The Dot System"? I really did buy and read everything ever written. Some were truly helpful and there has been a lot of good work done over the years. One of my fondest memories was meeting Huey Mahl in person. I loved the times I went to bet horses with Jim "The Hat" Bradshaw and Howard Sartin and other Sartin followers. They were genuinely the real deal. The Sartin Methodology did help me get closer to winning than I ever had previously, but it was still no cigar on a consistent basis.
One day there was a turning point and Winnermetrics was born. I was a world class card counter working for a casino at one point, I have been accepted as an expert in the mathematics of gambling in the Superior Court of New Jersey where I have testified on behalf of a casino, and I have been an adjunct professor of mathematics. I am almost ashamed to say I did not think of the solution to betting horses sooner. My mother always said better late than never. One day I was reading the book Moneyball. I was fascinated about the ingenious use of statistics in baseball. I very quickly realized I could do the same thing for horse racing. Winnermetrics was born.
Winnermetrics combines many of the concepts behind Moneyball and the use of statistics in baseball with the mathematics of card counting. Here is the beginning truth. Horse racing is gambling. Here is the next truth. The outcome of all gambling is controlled by a mathematical equation called the expected value equation. Here is the next truth. If you can control one variable of the expected value equation then you can consistently win. Please do not take my word for it if you are skeptical. Research it for yourself. I am 100% certain I am correct.
Card counting works because card counters control a variable in the expected value equation. Edward O. Thorp discovered that every card that was played in the casino game of blackjack had an impact on the probability of the player winning the next hand. Probability of winning is a variable in the expected value equation. Card counting was born and the rest of that story is well documented history.
The key to consistently winning at any gambling activity is to control one variable that is part of the expected value equation. I have developed a way to do that for horse racing. Let me explain. The expected value equation as it applies to betting on horses is EV = (probability of winning x amount won) -(probability of losing x amount lost). I developed a way to control the probability of winning variable in the expected value equation for betting on horses. The fabulous news is it is very easy for the average person to apply.
I have developed an algorithm that predicts every horse's chance of winning the race with about 70% accuracy. That is a very powerful tool that enables long term winning betting horses. Very simply, I publish each horse's chances of winning the race in the form of odds which I call Optimal Odds. You apply the number very easily. All you have to do is bet horses whose actual post time odds are higher than Optimal Odds. I suggest betting horses whose actual post time odds are at least twice Optimal Odds. This will offset any inaccuracy and any standard deviation. I also suggest only betting horses with actual post time odds of 5/1 or higher. This offsets what is called churning.
Card counting is extremely boring. Following Winnermetrics is slightly more interesting. I warn you that you will lose most of your bets, however you will make money in the longrun if you strictly follow the guidelines.
Welcome to your journey with Winnermetrics!
I searched for solutions for years. I bought and read every book ever printed. Does anyone remember a book called, "The Dot System"? I really did buy and read everything ever written. Some were truly helpful and there has been a lot of good work done over the years. One of my fondest memories was meeting Huey Mahl in person. I loved the times I went to bet horses with Jim "The Hat" Bradshaw and Howard Sartin and other Sartin followers. They were genuinely the real deal. The Sartin Methodology did help me get closer to winning than I ever had previously, but it was still no cigar on a consistent basis.
One day there was a turning point and Winnermetrics was born. I was a world class card counter working for a casino at one point, I have been accepted as an expert in the mathematics of gambling in the Superior Court of New Jersey where I have testified on behalf of a casino, and I have been an adjunct professor of mathematics. I am almost ashamed to say I did not think of the solution to betting horses sooner. My mother always said better late than never. One day I was reading the book Moneyball. I was fascinated about the ingenious use of statistics in baseball. I very quickly realized I could do the same thing for horse racing. Winnermetrics was born.
Winnermetrics combines many of the concepts behind Moneyball and the use of statistics in baseball with the mathematics of card counting. Here is the beginning truth. Horse racing is gambling. Here is the next truth. The outcome of all gambling is controlled by a mathematical equation called the expected value equation. Here is the next truth. If you can control one variable of the expected value equation then you can consistently win. Please do not take my word for it if you are skeptical. Research it for yourself. I am 100% certain I am correct.
Card counting works because card counters control a variable in the expected value equation. Edward O. Thorp discovered that every card that was played in the casino game of blackjack had an impact on the probability of the player winning the next hand. Probability of winning is a variable in the expected value equation. Card counting was born and the rest of that story is well documented history.
The key to consistently winning at any gambling activity is to control one variable that is part of the expected value equation. I have developed a way to do that for horse racing. Let me explain. The expected value equation as it applies to betting on horses is EV = (probability of winning x amount won) -(probability of losing x amount lost). I developed a way to control the probability of winning variable in the expected value equation for betting on horses. The fabulous news is it is very easy for the average person to apply.
I have developed an algorithm that predicts every horse's chance of winning the race with about 70% accuracy. That is a very powerful tool that enables long term winning betting horses. Very simply, I publish each horse's chances of winning the race in the form of odds which I call Optimal Odds. You apply the number very easily. All you have to do is bet horses whose actual post time odds are higher than Optimal Odds. I suggest betting horses whose actual post time odds are at least twice Optimal Odds. This will offset any inaccuracy and any standard deviation. I also suggest only betting horses with actual post time odds of 5/1 or higher. This offsets what is called churning.
Card counting is extremely boring. Following Winnermetrics is slightly more interesting. I warn you that you will lose most of your bets, however you will make money in the longrun if you strictly follow the guidelines.
Welcome to your journey with Winnermetrics!