The Best Sports And Horse Racing Betting Systems That Work

This book contains the best sports and horse racing betting systems from Ken Osterman previously published in two separate books: Sports and Horse Racing Betting Systems That Work! and More Sports and Horse Racing Betting Systems That Work!. These are systems that Ken Osterman has used successfully at race and sports books. The rules for each system are clearly explained, so it is understood why they work. Tips for improving these systems are also provided. There are 10 systems in the first half of the book that cover horse racing, football and baseball. Here is a list of the systems with the sport that is covered and the title of the system. Horse racing Quarter Horse - The Hidden Speed Horse Angle Thoroughbred - Best Jockey - Long shot Method Thoroughbred - Bet the Fastest Horse Thoroughbred - Show a profit down under Harness - The qualifier advantage Harness - Morning Line Overlay Sports Betting NFL Football - The Injured Star NFL Football - The Hat Trick Baseball - The AAA Surprise Baseball - The Underdog Advantage The second half of the book continues with more horse racing systems, and then expands the offering of sports betting angles with a profitable method for NHL hockey that focuses on underdogs playing on the road. His other method involves a fascinating angle on college basketball. In fact, this method does not involve handicapping teams at all. You are handicapping the betting public, so you don't need to be an expert to use this system. There are plenty of examples that allow you to follow this method in step-by-step fashion. Here is the list of systems included in the second half of the book. Horse racing The Quarter Horse Speed Index Method The B6 Sprint System for Thoroughbreds The Quick Rating Method for Harness Racing Betting Favorites Using the Modified d'Alembert Betting Method Sports Betting The NHL Road Dog Method College Basketball The Betting Odds Analysis Method

Sports wagering and horse race betting are made easier with systems! This book contains some of the best sports betting systems from Ken Osterman. These are systems that he has used himself successfully at both racetracks and sports books. The rules for each system are clearly explained and the systems are explained clearly so it is understood why they work. Tips for improving these systems are also provided. There are 10 systems in this book that cover horse racing, football and baseball. Here is a list of the systems with the sport that is covered and the title of the system. Horse racing Quarter Horse - The Hidden Speed Horse Angle Thoroughbred - Best Jockey - Long shot Method Thoroughbred - Bet the Fastest Horse Thoroughbred - Show a profit down under Harness - The qualifier advantage Harness - Morning Line Overlay Sports Betting NFL Football - The Injured Star NFL Football - The Hat Trick Baseball - The AAA Surprise Baseball - The Underdog Advantage

The methods and angles that follow have been among Ken Osterman's favorites over the years. They have been developed and tested on races at racetracks all over the country. There are systems that cover all three main breeds of horse racing: thoroughbreds, quarter horses, and standardbreds. The rules of the handicapping angle are clearly explained and easy to find horses that qualify for a bet. There are a couple of systems that use that tote board and require no past performances. These are systems that Ken Osterman has used successfully at race and sports books. The rules for each system are clearly explained, so it is understood why they work. Tips for improving these systems are also provided. Here is the list of the systems Thoroughbred 1 Best Jockey - Long Shot Method 2 Bet the Fastest Horse 3 The B6 Sprint System for Thoroughbreds 4 A Beaten Favorite System 5 Class on the Turf 6 The New Low Claiming Price Angle 7 The Route Speed Method 8 Three Strikes and You're Out - A Maiden Claiming Route Angle 9 An Australian Thoroughbred Betting Method - Show a profit down under Quarter Horse 10 The Hidden Speed Horse Angle 11 The Quarter Horse Speed Index Method 12 A Quarter Horse Elimination Method Harness racing 13 The Qualifier Advantage 14 Morning Line Overlay 15 The Quick Rating Method for Harness Racing 16 The Non-Winners of X Races Lifetime Angle Tote Board Methods 17 Tote Board Magic 18 Tote Board Magic II 19 Betting Favorites Using the Modified d'Alembert Betting Method

How does someone with LIMITED interest in horse racing devise a solid strategy to beat the bookies?By learning about all the key factors you need to consider in order to make an informed bet and then using this information to devise a betting system (or 47 of them!).If you're the kind of person who;- Likes to trawl through the stats to make an informed bet.- Enjoys the challenge of creating a betting system to beat the bookies.- Takes a methodical approach where emotional decision making is minimised.This book could well be the perfect fit for you!Inside you'll find 47 easy-to-follow horse racing betting strategies that you can deploy instantly.That's not all though, you'll also learn about...- The different staking plans you can adopt and how to utilise them.- The cognitive bias you need to fight against in order to make smart betting decisions.- The key factors you should consider before placing a bet.Whether you're new to betting or a veteran there's sure to be a nugget or two in this book for you.

Nick Mordin estimates he has spent over 30,000 hours researching racing results over the years. His aim has been to uncover the principles that govern the betting market and racing results themselves. In conducting his research Nick has tested thousands of systems, both his own and those developed by academics, professional gamblers and others around the globe. In Winning Without Thinking he shares the fruits of this work. the results of horse-races; basic principles that govern racing results and the betting market; mistakes commonly made by the general betting public and how to exploit them; full details of betting systems used by professional gamblers to make millions; how to predict and profit from new trends; and how to use computers to increase your returns.

This is a sequel to Ken Osterman's Sports and Horse Racing Betting Systems That Work!. As with Ken's first book, there are methods for handicapping both horse races and sports. In this book, he has an angle for handicapping each of the popular breeds of horse racing: thoroughbred, quarter horse and harness. With sports betting, he provides a profitable method for NHL hockey that focuses on road teams who are the underdogs, going off in the middle odds range. His other method involves a fascinating angle on college basketball. In fact, this method does not involve handicapping teams at all. You are handicapping the betting public, so you don't need to be an expert to use this system. There are plenty of examples that allow you to follow this method in step-by-step fashion. Here is the list of systems included in this book. Horse racing The Quarter Horse Speed Index Method The B6 Sprint System for Thoroughbreds The Quick Rating Method for Harness Racing Betting Favorites Using the Modified d'Alembert Betting Method Sports Betting The NHL Road Dog Method College Basketball The Betting Odds Analysis Method

The Gambler Who Cracked the Horse-Racing Code Bill Benter did the impossible: He wrote an algorithm that couldn't lose at the track. Close to a billion dollars later, he tells his system. This book examines the elements necessary for a practical and successful computerized horse race handicapping and wagering system. Data requirements, handicapping model development, wagering strategy, and feasibility are addressed. A logit-based technique and a corresponding heuristic measure of improvement are described for combining a fundamental handicapping model with the public's implied probability estimates. The author reports significant positive results in five years of actual implementation of such a system. This result can be interpreted as evidence of inefficiency in pari-mutuel racetrack wagering. This paper aims to emphasize those aspects of computer handicapping which the author has found most important in practical application of such a system. Also included the Bill Benter "What Are My Odds?" Presentation at ICCM in 2004.