Sergio - You commented on this video which suggests you are willing to put yourself out there! If you stop and think about it, Networking is just one step higher! While everyone has a different character, it's all about taking the first steps. While it might never be 2nd nature, it will get easier. As the song goes ''don't be shy, give it a try''.
Good video. I'm in a partnership for betting which is good as we both bring something to the table. Whether adding more people into what we do would be a good thing probably isn't necessary but I did enjoy the video. Having said that, from the perspective of learning the ropes for those that have the strong desire, it could be a good idea to network and/or getting paid advice from someone knowledgeable like yourself. Well, I haven't looked at the day's racing yet, but if your having a punt on the horses I wish you some good wins.
Thanks for taking the time to watch the video and your comments. With Racing it’s a bit different, and you could even argue that too many hands in the pie is a bad thing. To be honest, the video was more intended for Sports betting (football and so on). It’s a totally different betting game, in that it’s got more depth (international betting). And, you need data and access to low margin & high liquidity sports books. For racing, it’s often a go-it-alone. However, the knowledge & understanding required is immense, and it’s much more difficult for the average person to learn. With that said, I still have my feeders (information) for foreign racing (Germany in particular). Also, I have a few close contacts (network) whom I share thoughts with, and I own racehorses (France) with the same partners. I guess we could call it an inner circle - albeit I'm under no illusion in that it's every dog for himself! On that note, my turnover on racing is about 10% of what it is for football - while I wish it wasn’t, it’s the reality of the betting market. I’m just about to go through the French Group races & the jumps card in Worcester. In Baden Baden, I have a few ideas, but the limits are ridiculously low so i won't be getting too excited! Best of luck
@nigelmcgiver2275 You should always feel comfortable, so don't give money to people you don't know. However, the end goal is to build a dependable network, and with it comes trust. One step at a time - its just that you need to consider whats needed, and what you can offer others.
@@BettingAnalyst Thanks for the reply, we are talking the same game which is nice to see. I had a whole thing written out about liquidity but erased it, now I see you mention that aspect which is interesting. It's nice to hear you have a circle of betting associates and that you own some horses, very cool. I'm the opposite for betting percentage with 90% UK & Irish horses (none outside) and 10% other things like football. I've also done very well on political betting, but those opportunities are far and few between. I'd really like to get more into betting on sports other than horses, it's in the plan and only time will tell. We are working on some automated FB betting, but still in it's infancy. Racing today was a bit crap for me starting with a few losses in a row, but then I got a nice win bet @ Tipperary for "Silkies Sib", price of 7.20. Also just had a small place-bet only on "Inchiquin Maid" @ the last for Tipperary. It came in forth which is a crap effort for that horse imo, but a place is a place. Sunday betting never seems to go well for me. I also really think those Irish races are dodgy in general, but at least I made a profit for the day.
@@JohnDoe-cf8jz - Talking Football. If you are betting with the ''soft bookies'' (football), I wouldn't recommend bet placement automation! Most bookmakers have detection systems in place. As you are probably aware, only a handful of bookmakers are market makers. The others are buying-in odds, or simply tracking the market. Nowadays, the protection mechanism is risk management, which is based on individual performance rather than balancing liability. For market odds, Pinnacle is a good guide. The reason is they use dynamic odds (the same as the stock exchange) which change in accordance with the weight of money being placed. However, even Pinn has flaws, and most opinionated professionals can take them apart! As for racing - I had a really good day on Sunday, and to be honest I wouldn't have expected to come out with a big profit. However, that's the thing with racing, some days you think everything you bet is unbeatable, and they all get beat. And, the next you are thinking I need to keep the numbers down today because it's hard - and they win! If only we knew in advance! Are you trading or betting? Back in the day, we were ''top five'' for turnover on Betfair, but then they got greedy and I told them to pee off! While we are ''sort of friends'' again, it's a bit like being with a girlfriend after you knew she had cheated. My only bets in Ireland are Group races, and laying some of the Foreign (French in particular) imports. I've always believed Ireland is a ''you need to be in the know'' type of place.
@@BettingAnalyst Great to hear you did well yesterday, were they lay bets? Yes, racing is just like how you describe with the good and the bad. I think there is a lot of manipulation going on with the trainers.Yeah, in the know is certainly going on with some of them, lol. To answer your question, I have tried trading and although I find it fairly easy I don't like the activity itself. So basically I bet to win or place depending on the horse and mainly use Betfair but sometimes the Tote (never bookies). About the trading again though, I find it interesting how often my picks for a race shorten up and if I was trading it would be probably be good just cashing out before the race. . As for Betfair and liking them, it's a love/hate relationship. The concept is great but I see them as sell outs and the premium charge is a pathetic slap in the face to their customers who are only just being good at what they do. I hope the Tote becomes better and I am looking to place more bets with them over time. OK, while typing this I had a win and place three chance bets on "Small Fry", 15:27 Roscommon, I thought it "might" have a chance and the odds where like over 300/1 to win. it came in third and the place bet was 14/1, I'll take it, lol. Have a great day.
Well - I prefer Valuebetting for beginners because with Arbitrage you are often giving value back by betting the (non value) part. Nevertheless, if you can get enough accounts, and you are quick at getting down - it's an ok way of making small profits! Just remember, if you are betting the arb - bet the team with the outstanding odds first (ie just one bookmaker) because covering the bet with the general price is easier. Use software to help you - Maybe just take the two weeks trail from all of them (use Google), it should give a few months of free arb bets.
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Hey mate, how familiar are you with opportunities in America? Im from there but live outside, looking for some guidance how to best capitalize on things there remotely
I guess you mean the US? I have clients in the US, and most are working remotely. Much will depend on your connections (location), your bank balance (ammunition), communication skills, understanding (betting), and personality/dealing (for scaling). What you have in the US is massive bonuses with low qualification points, Betting companies are chasing market share, which makes them easier to expose. As you know - Uncle Sam will want a split (tax), but the rest depends on your starting point!
Thaks for video ! Any thoughs on dropping odds on pinnacle ? There is good value for small ligues ans small limits . For big ligues not sure if there is some egde to find .
Yes - be careful! We used to move the line from 2.00 to 1.5 with 800/1000, and then bet on the other side at new odds with the stupid bookmakers - It's easy to manipulate, the same as a low liquidity Tote for racing!
