We have prepared this wagering guide to assist our subscribers in making successful win bet wagers using our proprietary reports. In this guide we will use actual examples from our handicapped reports. We are going to prove to you why we think our exclusive TPV rating is one of the most powerful wagering tools ever developed, and why our Super Value Win Bets are the key to generating consistent day to day flat win bet profits at the race track.
Many handicappers are faced with the problem of determining which horse to bet to win after their handicapping is completed. Sometimes they really like a horse but when they look on the tote board and they see 9/5 odds, they decide to look for another contender that might upset their top pick. They find another horse at say 8-1 odds and try to box these two contenders in an exacta. This scenario or a similiar scenario occurs race after race and in many instances the bettor becomes confused and fails to wager properly or fully exploit the betting opportunity. Many times you will find losing tickets after a race where you can see that the bettor was so confused on how to wager that they even wheeled the horse and would hope for a huge longshot to run second. Of course what happens is that the longshot wins and they did not reverse and then you can hear them say "I shoulda reversed or bet the longshot to win." This is one of the major reasons good handicappers lose money at the race track. They pick strong contenders but they do not know how to exploit the betting opportunity presented after they have done the hard work of handicapping the race. There are also handicappers that follow the tote board odds and see a horse bet down from 12-1 to 3-1, and figure the horse is going to win simply because so much money was bet on the horse. Then they check the tote board a few mintues later after looking at the past performance sheets, and see that the morning line favorite listed at 5/2 is now 8-1 on the board. Which horse should be bet? The morning line overlay or the horse taking all the money? It's confusing to say the least and that's exactly why we developed our proprietary Trackpro Value Rating (TPV)!
The TPV measures potential wagering value to the bettor. A TPV rating at 1.50 or higher indicates excellent value. In general, the higher the Trackpro Value Rating (TPV), the more value you are getting for your money. Our TPV Rating is reliable and consistent in identifying true overlays! Most of your betting capital each racing day should be concentrated on the horses we identify as Super Value Win Bets (SV). Any horse marked with an SV symbol should be bet to win. In general we would recommend making twice your normal win wager on our super value selections. Please keep in mind that winning at the race track requires discipline. If you like to bet daily doubles, exactas, triples and pick 3's, try to key the Super Value selections. This can sometimes really boost your bankroll when our SV horse wins, and the other listed selections finish in the money behind our top horse. But the most important bet you make should always be the win bet. The best use of our reports is to concentrate on those selections with a TPV rating of 1.50 or higher. Let's look at some examples below:
We hope this wagering guide and the examples from our actual report at Belmont Park listed above was helpful to you in explaining the use of our exclusive and proprietary Trackpro Value Rating (TPV)! We spent hundreds of hours developing this powerful wagering tool and we are confident it can help you profit at the race track.
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