JimG
10-26-2003, 02:55 PM
Everyone here agrees the game has changed alot since the days of following your home track to the exclusion of all others. The proliferation of simulcasting has provided new territory in the last 10 years.
In the last couple of years I have had to do the following to stay ahead of the game. I use computer software to help me get contenders most of the time. I have noticed no matter what I use I have to be careful that my methods are currently working at the track I am betting. I find my methods work for awhile at a track then go cold. Rather than change methods, I change tracks. I have found no one method works at all tracks all the time. Rather, I have observed that a solid contender method works for awhile at a track, then gets cold.
I have had to stay flexible with respect to tracks I bet to stay ahead of the game. That is very different from years ago when I would change methods at my home track in an attempt to stay ahead.
I post this to get feedback on others regarding your experiences with staying ahead of the game. I also post this for people who may not be doing well with their current methods to consider changing tracks rather than changing the method.
Jim
In the last couple of years I have had to do the following to stay ahead of the game. I use computer software to help me get contenders most of the time. I have noticed no matter what I use I have to be careful that my methods are currently working at the track I am betting. I find my methods work for awhile at a track then go cold. Rather than change methods, I change tracks. I have found no one method works at all tracks all the time. Rather, I have observed that a solid contender method works for awhile at a track, then gets cold.
I have had to stay flexible with respect to tracks I bet to stay ahead of the game. That is very different from years ago when I would change methods at my home track in an attempt to stay ahead.
I post this to get feedback on others regarding your experiences with staying ahead of the game. I also post this for people who may not be doing well with their current methods to consider changing tracks rather than changing the method.
Jim