Multiple Angle Trainer Profile Example - John Barile

[John Barile]

Originally Posted by castaway01

Do you track all of these angles manually or is the process automated?

The spreadsheet entries are still manually entered but most of the sorting and angle identification has been automated.

I also did Arizona Downs and Mountaineer for several meetings each....all very manageable if you're not working a day job.
JB

[andicap]

Extremely impressive and helpful, but any way we can get a key for the abbreviations? Some are obvious, but some are not.

[John Barile]

Originally Posted by andicap

Extremely impressive and helpful, but any way we can get a key for the abbreviations? Some are obvious, but some are not.

Of course, here it is.... there are a hundred more for 23-24 also.

[Secretariat]

John

Good work. Suggest an extra column added for ROI, because sometimes these 20% trainers can be overbet bringing the ROI into negative territory.

Sometimes I've found 19% trainers can have higher ROI's simply because 20 seems to be the mark people pay attention and bet heavier on trainer stats.

[John Barile]

Originally Posted by soflant

Hi John ---Windows Media Player cannot play the file. The Player might not support the file type or might not support the codec that was used to compress the file for trainer Bennett Gerald. Please help. Thanks..

Anytime the ROI for an angle is exceptional or sub-par, I add that to the angle in parentheses. Whenever they are absent, you can proceed with confidenence that the win or ITM ROI for the angle is within the normal range of that trainer's average.

JB