The Quick-Pic Daily Double Profit Wizard
 

Yesterday I received an email from Dave Powers saying this guy Don Branigan has a method called The Quick-Pic Daily Double Profit Wizard. He claims no handicapping or PP's are needed. The only things needed is the ML and the total number of horses in that particular race which can be obtained online or the program at the track. This can be played at Harness tracks also. Has anyone heard of this method? All and any feedback is greatly appreciated.

If it sounds too good to be true, it's too good to be true.

heres a question why dont you buy it and let us know how it does :headbanger:

If Dave Powers is selling it...then avoid it as if it were the coronavirus.

kinda looks like its a thumbs down on this product :ThmbDown::ThmbDown::ThmbDown: i guess take the guy above me advice he know what hes talking about . try serching in here there are lots of threads with very good pointers on beting horses and best to you sir :headbanger:

This method uses the morning line and picks 4 horses per race. It uses top 3 and 5th pick eliminating the 4th pick. That's it.

I may have spoken in haste. This sounds more promising than the other Dave Powers methods that I am aware of. :)

tim do you use it with any kind of success :headbanger:

Whose Dave Powers?

Never heard of him, Sounds like scammer

He's Austin's brother.
"I've been frozen for thirty years I've got to see if my bits and pieces are still working. My wedding tackle, meat and two veg! My twig and berries!”

It really isn't all that bad but you must check the will pays but its not

anything more than top 3 m/l and 5th pick. When the 4th choice or 6th and

beyond come in its a loser. Check the will pays see if a bet suffices. GL

thanks tim look for value thats the key :headbanger:

Four horses in each race is a investment of $32 which obvious means all the doubles have to pay $33 or more for a profit. IMO better off lighting the $32 investment on fire for better entertainment.

Your missing the whole point. Check the will pays to see if the investment is

worth it or not anybody blindly betting 32 bucks deserves to lose.