Acting Like A Professional Can Mean Avoiding Failure
Many of my members have
found this section to be very, very helpful, so I encourage you read it
all the way through
Why Acting Like A
Professional Gambler Is A Big Key To Your Success:
This might sound a bit strange to you
at first, but adopting the correct attitude and the right behaviours is very
much overlooked in becoming successful in the betting industry, as most
people purely view being successful as being lucky.
You have to remember
that Professional Gamblers are not born and I was once where you are now. I too, never thought that something as simple as having
the right mental characteristics would be that important... but it is. You
must have the right mind set in order to be successful.
The good news for you is that it is
not as difficult as you might think, and I will be outlining below the key
aspects that you'll need in order to be successful.
There are several keys to being
successful at this often frustrating pursuit of horse racing. Of course,
nothing is an exact science, however I have found that adopting the
following principles, some being obvious whilst others are not so, will
help you to enjoy your racing and most importantly PROFIT
from it!
The Traits You Need To
Adopt
Undoubtedly the first thing you have
to have is discipline. If you naturally do not have this
then you need to learn how to be disciplined in your approach to betting.
Believe me, if you are not a disciplined punter at the moment, all it will
take is a losing run of bets to convince you that you need to be. I should
know... I learned the hard way, but you can learn from my mistakes.
I am certain that you will get extra
enjoyment from your horse racing, by being a member of our Membership Club.
It's only natural that being successful will make you enjoy it more, but a word
of caution... You have to treat this like a business... and not a
hobby. That doesn't mean that you should not enjoy your racing, but
you need to approach it in a 'professional' manner.
Imagine you are running your own business,
in fact it may be
that you currently do, so you'll be able
to relate to this.
You would definitely start by having a business plan,
the foundations of your venture. In addition, you would set yourself targets that would
need to be achieved in order for your company to grow and make a profit.
And again, doing this with your horse
racing bets is not difficult. You simply need to keep a record of each and
every bet you place, whether it wins or not. You can keep records either
by using something like Microsoft Excel or by just writing them down in a
notepad.
How Much Do You Bet?
Ultimately, this is something that
only you can decide, so I will not attempt to sway you into betting vast
amounts that you may not be comfortable wagering. The best advice I can
give you is to start with small, manageable bets until you reach a point
where you are comfortable with the very simple system that we employ.
I do give a bit more advice when you
sign up for your
free 21 day trial, where I go into more detail about our system and
how to tailor it to your own circumstances, which is extremely easy for
you to do.
What I am trying to make you visualise here is
that to run your own business takes an awful lot of self-discipline, and
it is no different with achieving long term profits from betting. If you
are prepared to become more disciplined and professional in your approach
to betting, you are far more likely to emerge from the group of 96% of punters who regularly lose
their money through gambling, to the 4% who actually do rather well from it.
Some Financial Creativity
Can Work In Your Favour
So what exactly do I mean by the above
statement? Well, one of the first things I always advise my members to do
is open more than one bookmaker account for their betting. The
reason I suggest this is two-fold...
Firstly, it enables you as a now
disciplined, savvy punter, to shop around for the very best prices for the
selections that we are going to be spoon-feeding you. And secondly, it
allows us to spread our winnings around, again something that is
overlooked by many people but something the elite will always do.
We have also tried to simplify your
selection process of choosing which bookies to use, by doing a thorough
review of all the online bookies and
selecting
our top ten. If you've not visited this yet, please got there now and
see who we feel you ought to consider.
And many bookies generally give all
new account holders a free bet or series of free bets, so in many cases
you can effectively bet with the bookies money and this minimise your risk
even further.
This is advantageous for you, not
only because you'll be getting free bets from the bookies that you choose, but when
you join up and I tell you of my selection(s) for the day, I
regularly quote which bookie has the best price(s), so that you can
instantly take advantage of that too.
Once again I cannot emphasise enough
that you should always keep a
record of the bets that you place, how much you have bet and what the outcome
of the race was.
4
Important Things To Avoid
These may be viewed as common sense
or obvious, but I am amazed at the number of punters who regularly make
one or more of these mistakes with their betting.
1) You should only bet with money you can
afford to lose.
Just as with any business, you should view your
betting bank as working capital, money that you have invested in your
business. It goes without saying
that the more money you set aside for betting purposes,
the more likely you are going to see appreciable profits, but you have to
know your limits.
Once you have set your budget you
must stick to it.
It is also not advisable to borrow money or use your credit or debit cards
for the purposes of betting.
2) Never try to 'get rich quick'. You should never increase your stake on any particular bet
over and above what we advise you to bet. As you will find out when
you join up, our unique system caters for any size of betting bank. We
will always advise what percentage of your betting bank you should be
placing on a particular selection. Never be tempted to alter this stake
and be wary of getting greedy.
3) If you do find yourself in a situation where you
are starting to lose money, never be tempted to chase your losses. You
should only be staking on the selections that we give to you,
ideally. Everyone has losing days, losing weeks and even losing months.
You should never increase your stakes in an attempt to re-coup what
you have just lost... never. If you do, you could find yourself facing
larger, unnecessary losses that could have been avoided.
4) I'm sure I don't need to elaborate
on this next point... but you should never, ever, ever
bet whilst under the influence of alcohol. Enough said.
So To Summarise
Treat your betting activities
like a business. Organise a budget and create a record of your bets so
that you know how much you've got to play with and how successful you've
been. Ensure you are disciplined, select only what we tell you to
and stick to it.
If you have a losing day, do not chase your
losses. Also do not panic and abandon the system as its designed to absorb
some losing horses and yet still make you that all important profit. Don't
forget, as we're targeting value-priced horses here, it is not
necessarily about the ratio of winners to losers, its about profit.
We all
have bad days at the office, but you have to look at the long term picture
and as you'll see
my record
is consistent. You will know after a reasonable period of
time, say 6 weeks, whether or not the selections you are receiving are
yielding worthwhile profits. You can then at least make an informed
judgement on whether you want to continue and don't forget, you are
covered by our 60 day money back guarantee.
Also, one final yet equally important
point, never feel tempted to bet for no
particular reason, or for the sheer thrill of it. You must be disciplined
and bet only when we feel it is financially viable to do so. You should
also never bet if you have been drinking.
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