April 10, 2010
All By The Book
All By The Book
Hi Constables,
I have been proofing selections since 22nd december 2009 from a system ebook just released, I will soon provide my proofing results so that you can see some proofed results. All will be revealed on the 14th April and ill let you know if it is worth the money or any good! I will have the selections proofed for a further 56 days live on the blog for all to see!
Betting Done Before Racing Starts.
Whole Strategy is Very Quick to Do Each Day
Very Low Risk Per Race Average is £1.20 Reccommended Bet.
NO LOSS Chasing, All Races Are Level Staking.
You Need UK Bookie Accounts, They Give You the Bookies To Use.
They provide A Resources Page So That All You Need Is At Your Finger Tips.
Can All be Done Online.
No Form, Trainer, Track, Etc Information Needed.
No Extra, Software, Newspapers, Subscriptions Are Required.
Works On UK Horse Racing Only. Flats, AWT, and National Hunts.
Can Be Used By 9 to 5 Workers.
The Strategy Is A PDF Document, That Is Available Immedaitely To Download.
Written by on Apr 10th, 2010. Comment. 
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Comments on All By The Book
Hi Nick
I think it was explained a while ago in previous comments and the one above, okay a point can be anythink 10 pence or 10 pounds depending on your financial circumstances. If you wanted to make it 10 pounds a point you would need a bank of at least 15,000 pounds. Also i would suggest a reserve bank to top up any accounts that were running low, what we are saying is the risk per race is not 1oo points but this is what you need to stake. Hope it is clearer now.
Regards
Sgt Dave
John
No problem matey
I think thats one of the many things i like about this site, theres always someone to offer some advise or answer questions when possible,
all the best
Stewart
Thankyou Dave
Thankyou Stewart
Hi Dave,
Am confused on your post on staking?
Say I wanted to bet £10 per point what size bank would need?
What was the average return in points since dec 09?
Thanks
Hi Dave,
Am confused by the staking plan. Say I wanted to bet £5 per point what size bank would I need?
How many points is it averaging return since dec 09?
Hi John
We actually stake 100 points per race so if you wanted to stake 1 pound you would need a bank of at least 1500 pounds in case we have alot of races, but you can start of small like me with 10 or 20pence a point and use compounding to build up your bank. It does not mean you risk 100 points per race far from it, what you do need is a reserve bank for topping up so for 10 pence point i would use 150 pounds initial capital plus an additional 150 reserve bank. Everybody has there own opinions as has been said before this is a method not a system you can adopt it to suit your own personal finances and style of betting. Hope this is of some help.
Best Regards
Sgt Dave
John
A few answers for you
If your betting bank was say £500.00, a 100 point bank would make 1 point £5.
Size of betting bank depends on how much you are comfortable with but it needs to be fairly substantial in my opinion.
As for time being at your computer in the afternoon, not important as you should be finished before 1.00pm. same for internet speed, not important
How much of a betting bank do you need, and how much does a point represent. I am able to be at my computer every afternoon, and do you need an excellent internet connection, mine is ok but not brilliant im on the edge of a wi-fi area.
Hi General
It can be hectic when there are alot of qualifying races, but the secret is to get alot of preparation done before 12 noon its makes it alot easier. Of course i have been doing it for over 30 days so like everything else practise makes perfect(or nearly). So far i am impressed with the method myself, but you do need to be organized and have good money management but alot work can be done with excel spreadsheets.
Regards
Sgt Dave
Good numbers so far Dave, is it easy to use?