So I'm watching this new show called Horseplayers that follows different big time horse bettors and it just has me kind of intrigued...I love going to the track for fun here and there but never have treated it like these guys do and my question is basically who here is serious in horse betting and what are the most important factors to take into consideration when placing bets? Also, what are the best types of bets to make to end up profiting after a day of races?
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ave_3rdSBR Sharp
- 07-09-13
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#1Horse BettingTags: None -
ProPicker713SBR Hall of Famer
- 12-15-10
- 6788
#2Horses is my sport big tip
when you see a big favorite try to play pick 3's and pick 4'sComment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
- 388179
#3Horse betting impossible to win
takeout too high
Its a fun game but you will lose everythingComment -
trytrytrySBR Posting Legend
- 03-13-06
- 23652
#4if you dont already have the BUG the Drug called horse racing stay far far far away..
now on to
Australia B race 4
playing #3
CurfewComment -
Easy-Rider 66BARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 02-14-12
- 36848
#5Like any form of gambling you need to look for value and be informed. Very few can make a long term profit playing the horses imo. High take out and tough game to beat on a consistent basis. So many decisions to make on how to play. Having said that it's a great game when played for entertainment purposes. To think you can score on a regular basis like the professionals is probably a pipe dream. GL.Comment -
darrell74SBR Posting Legend
- 04-16-07
- 14648
#6Tried this and I got it to work:
6 horse race
pick the horse I think is gonna win
have that horse place in second
Have all in the 1st and all in the third
All with,(my horse), with all
$20 ticket and when that horse I want to finish in second comes in, sometimes a big payout can come out if the 1st place horse is a heavy underdog.Comment -
ave_3rdSBR Sharp
- 07-09-13
- 256
#7Thanks for the replies fellas I was just curious for some insight as it seemed like those guys on the show had it figured out on the most part but I just treat it as entertainment anyways.Comment -
VitothecapperSBR Wise Guy
- 08-07-13
- 845
#8Great show!
Very few make money in the long run.
Most people will end up losers.
I love the game.Comment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
- 388179
#9Horse Betting on a steady decline yearly
going to be a day maybe 10 tracks left
new generation has zero interest in tComment -
artyfudgepackerSBR MVP
- 01-06-13
- 2205
#10trainer /jocky combations
owner /trainer combations
top jockeys at the meet
horse going up or down in class
pp
horses that can come from behind
and last mudder
BOLComment -
strSBR Posting Legend
- 01-12-09
- 11806
#12So I'm watching this new show called Horseplayers that follows different big time horse bettors and it just has me kind of intrigued...I love going to the track for fun here and there but never have treated it like these guys do and my question is basically who here is serious in horse betting and what are the most important factors to take into consideration when placing bets? Also, what are the best types of bets to make to end up profiting after a day of races?Comment -
Louisvillekid1SBR Aristocracy
- 10-17-07
- 52143
#14Your either born into this game or not
horse racing for me is about the excitement and atmosphere
I got the the track have some drinks , smoke a cigar, knowing that even If I dropped a few Hundo I had a great time
there is nothing more exciting
also great feeling to handicap the race perfectly
then nipped at the wire
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strSBR Posting Legend
- 01-12-09
- 11806
#15
If you are going to bash it JJ, at least use the correct numbers.
The handle actually went up in 2013 compared to 2012.
Less racing cards but increased handle.
United States race dates declined by 3.15% in 2013 when compared to the previous year, yet total wagering and purses held steady, according to the Thoroughbred Racing Economic Indicators released by Equibase Jan. 5.
In spite of a poor December 2013 showing, in which handle on U.S. races fell by 10.51% over the previous year, total wagering for the year rose by .06% from $10,874,189,902 in 2012 to $10,881,239,410. The figures include worldwide commingled wagering on U.S. races.
Purses for the year showed a minuscule decrease of .04% from 2012; the total was $1,123,856,097 in 2013 compared to $1,124,254,126.
The total number of race days (actual race programs) for 2013 was 5,143, down from 2012's total of 5,310.
Read more on BloodHorse.com: http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-raci...#ixzz2r9lH0PbA
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strSBR Posting Legend
- 01-12-09
- 11806
#16Your either born into this game or not
horse racing for me is about the excitement and atmosphere
I got the the track have some drinks , smoke a cigar, knowing that even If I dropped a few Hundo I had a great time
there is nothing more exciting
also great feeling to handicap the race perfectly
then nipped at the wire
love it
Been there, done that Kid.Comment -
unusialsusp5SBR MVP
- 04-18-10
- 4198
#17the esquire network's horseplayers show is entertaining fodder but all those guys (even though they're real) just have deep pockets and spread like there's no tomorrow. the guy with the magnifying glass and the 22 yr old wife only knows how to put in bets, not really knows how to pick anything reading a crumpled up form in a jamaica ny greasy spoon. too much luck and guessing involved to be able to "handicap" 4 or 5 consecutive races of which some or most are maiden races with no form at all. spread, spread, spread, until you are dead is his system.Comment -
rkelly110BARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 10-05-09
- 39691
#18Horse racing was my 1st drug, then I moved to sports. Don't bet on the horses too much since, but when I do,
I like harness racing. A lot easier to win.Stay winning my friends.
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DMMcGarry07SBR Rookie
- 01-09-14
- 3
#19Your either born into this game or not
horse racing for me is about the excitement and atmosphere
I got the the track have some drinks , smoke a cigar, knowing that even If I dropped a few Hundo I had a great time
there is nothing more exciting
also great feeling to handicap the race perfectly
then nipped at the wire
love it
Couldnt have said it better myself!Comment -
Rangers901Restricted User
- 01-09-12
- 363
#20Never got into the horses seriously, just go to the track with buddies on the weekend and have some drinks and play for really small amounts.
It's funny, I'll have a $1,000 wager going and be completely emotionless, but I put $2-$10 down on a race, and you'd think I put my life savings on it.
It's entertaining, but I could never see myself handicapping it as I do sports.Comment -
flyingilliniSBR Aristocracy
- 12-06-06
- 41219
#21Real handicappers play at Freehold, you can find great value in their races.המוסד
המוסד למודיעין ולתפקידים מיוחדים
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unusialsusp5SBR MVP
- 04-18-10
- 4198
#22the afternoon delight has seen better days. inside posts dominate. driver colony second rate. track conditions recently has come under scrutiny (unsafe like chester). bad accident with starting gate recently in news. how many lumps can cat manzi take at his age.Comment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
- 388179
#23Kid ???
Atmosphere??
There is zero atmosphere
Tracks are ghosts towns, dirty, all losers walking around with ripped clothes
Kid your talkig about 50 years ago manComment
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