CHEPSTOW Racecourse Template (Tuesday 29 October 2024)
October 28th, 2024
WHAT are RACECOURSE TEMPLATES?
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Essentially, the Racecourse Template is a road map and one that unmasks, then reveals a betting landscape of an individual racecourse on a given day..The Racecourse Template is a flexible yet structured tool, organically designed to provide value, relevance, and context, ensuring it is completely pertinent to the day's racing. Importantly, the math-based aggregation it produces automatically filters out media noise, bias, hype, and punditry, resulting in a clear blueprint. This allows members to quickly scan and comprehend the information before applying their own discretion. Prudence is the ability to govern and discipline oneself by the use of reason, and then show skill and good judgment in the use of those resources provided. The numbers and aggregation contained within the template are pure and have obvious value, representing something as big as an edge or as small as relevance. Not only that, it flags up pieces of information generally missed by punditry, whilst offering relevant snippets to future races/templates. For templates to have considered or potential value or merit, the user must first accept that proven mathematical laws are the governing force of horse racing betting! Every professional bettor/handicapper we have ever met or read about, uses a strategy, system or plan, which invariably includes the use of a structure/method containing pertinent data. Every individual template is unique. They emphasise current and historical events at the course, strongly indicating the likelihood of repetition. The scenario shifts significantly across racing codes, from one course to another, and from turf to all-weather tracks, and recognising these patterns undoubtedly aids the betting thought process. The Racecourse Template identifies areas that carry compelling figures whilst confirming where the biggest strike rates reside. More advanced bettors will be aware of their existence, less so the extent. Whether the figures contain perceived value is another matter, but we have identified a seam from which one can mine. The samples are substantial, varying in size, yet the data remains solid and reliable, showing no signs of diminishing effectiveness in the future. Utilising an easily updatable mathematical framework, we process, refine, and assess this information to uncover profitable opportunities or, at minimum, significantly enhance the likelihood of success. Of course, there are no guarantees in horse racing betting, but aligning with supporting aggregates must make us savvier, placing us in a better starting position than if we ignored them. Whilst we readily accept each race is a completely separate entity, it is not a contradiction to insist they are still governed by those proven mathematical laws. |
While the individual man is an insoluble puzzle, in the aggregate he becomes a mathematical certainty. You can, for example, never foretell what any one man will be up to, but you can say with precision what an average number will be up to. Individuals vary, but percentages remain constant. So says the statistician - Arthur Conan Doyle. |
MATHEMATICS is the GOVERNING FORCE of SUCCESSFUL HORSE RACING BETTING. The essential element for success in betting is recognising situations where the available odds exceed the actual probability of winning, coupled with the discipline to place bets solely in these scenarios. Adhering to this approach ensures that, according to the principles of mathematics and probability, one will achieve a profit over time. |
Please note: EVERY TRAINER has a NATIONAL AVERAGE - BUT WHAT IS IT? |
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