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famous greyhound handicapper Bill McBride's new book, HOW
TO BEAT THE DOG RACES, will tell you the best ways to
beat the odds at dog racing, how to figure those odds and new ways
to WIN!
In simple, easy-to-understand "layman's" language, the author will introduce you to both "basic" and "advanced" handicapping techniques that can make you a WINNER! Each chapter of this 176-page book is loaded with tips and ideas on how to win! To find out more, click here! Included are TEN money-making chapters, including charts, tables and work sheets! Chapters include: 1. Overview of Greyhound Racing 2. Deciphering the Printed Race Program 3. How Tracks And Grades Differ 4. Statistical Handicapping Methods 5. “Situational” Handicapping 6. The Basic Approach To A Winning System 7. Developing The Most Opportune Wagers 8. Winning Without Handicapping 9. Computer Aids To Handicapping 10. Wagering On Off-Track Simulcast Races PLUS: A listing of all Greyhound Tracks PLUS; An Appendix of Racing and Handicapping Terms McBride’s original 1983 book, GUIDE TO GREYHOUND RACING, was an all-time best-seller in this field. HOW TO BEAT THE DOG RACES is even bigger and better! Those who've read HOW TO BEAT THE DOG RACES love it! For some of their reaction, click here! Author "Bad Bill" McBride is an often-published expert on WINNING at dog races around the world. His expertise will benefit you! HOW TO BEAT THE DOG RACES is now available in large size paperback for only $18.95 at the address below. If you want to WIN you can't do without Bill McBride's HOW TO BEAT THE DOG RACES. To order: Pay by credit card by clicking here. Or send check or money order for $23 (Shipping via U.S.P.S. is included) ($30 total outside the US) to:
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BILL'S
"TIPSHEET" BLOG: MOST GREYHOUND FANS WANT EASY WINNINGS! Each time I'm a guest on a talk show I am amazed at the number of callers who want only to learn the "secret" of easy winnings at the dog track. I always prepare my notes so as to provide the most useful, timely, and pertinent information possible to those fans that I anticipate will be calling with questions about handicapping. The majority of the time these notes go unused. Instead, some 90% of the callers will ask such as: "Is it profitable to bet the mutuel favorite to PLACE?" "What's the best was to wager using the tip sheets?" "Is there a smart way to wager using combinations of starting box numbers?" "Can I make a profit by wheeling the morning odds favorite?" "If I get to know a trainer, can I get an edge?' ….and so forth. This, of course, is great news to those of us who handicap and structure our wagers using logic and records. The vast majority of the folks we're betting against don't want to spend the time or effort in going about it in any manner that requires preparation. They'll snag a win now and then, of course, (and remember it for years), but over time they will simply "feed the pools". They will forever be intrigued by the illusion of a "no work" approach. In one chapter in my book, HOW TO BEAT THE DOG RACES, I describe how to seek out scenarios with which one CAN structure modestly profitable wagers using only the (last minute) tote board WIN odds. Such opportunities only occur in certain grades and at certain tracks, however, and change with time. Once found, these relatively "easy" wagers can generate an R.O.I. of perhaps 10-20%, but only for a limited period. "EASY"? Only once the bettor has done the "homework" required to uncover these situations! In other words, "NUTTIN's EASY!" Am I saying that it is hard work to develop a lucrative winning approach? That depends on what you call "hard". It takes time, of course, and good record keeping. Most good handicappers find this more of a challenge than a "job". They're as eager to get their hands on a new program as a poker player is to get his first look at the hand that has been dealt to him. But they'll not stare at that program and line up his selections and structure his wagers without the benefit of a means of fitting it all in with what has gone before. The records he's kept will give him the invaluable insight into the measuring, comparing, and logic required to make intelligent decisions. If you want to make good profit at the dog track, it can be done. But you'll need to realize that it can't be done with tip sheets and magic. Do you like this practical approach to making a profit at the dog track? Find many more practical and profitable tips in my 176 page new book, How To Beat the Dog Races! |
