Hier das LOGIC SYSTEM:

The Logic System

As I said on the website, this system was inspired by my mathematician friend, who knew
nothing about horse racing. He simply used common sense and proven mathematical laws to
help me turn a small starting bank into a small fortune. I have simply taken his idea and used
my in-depth knowledge of horse racing to refine it slightly to make it even more profitable.

Most people lose money betting, because they don't have a system and they fail to understand
that mathematics is the governing force, not luck, form, instinct or finding the ‘right' tipster. It
is an absolute fact that bookmakers make their living by relying on the mathematics involved
in setting odds, rather than the horses' form or indeed any other factor.

A big advantage that we will have over the bookmaker is that they have to lay odds on every
single race, whereas we can pick and choose the best ones for our purposes!

However, firstly you need to understand that no system, not even this one, is 100%
guaranteed to win every time. Every system will have a losing streak at some time, and so a
‘bank' of money is required to cover the losing bets. You may start with any amount you
choose, although bookmakers do have minimum bet sizes.

Whatever you do, DO NOT stake your entire bank on one race! Stick with the staking plan,
which will be covered shortly.

The system is based on the fact that around 30-35% of all horse races are won by the
favourite. Therefore, logic dictates that you'll win 1 out of 3 (in the long term).

However we will not be betting on every race! I have refined this system by excluding certain
‘types’ of races. This has increased the ‘hit rate' considerably to more than 2 out of 3! To
succeed with this system you just need to pick one winner a day!

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METHOD:

Buy a copy of Racing Post or any daily paper each day OR simply use the many horse racing
websites on the Internet. eg.

www.oddschecker.com

www.racingpost.co.uk

(Please note this system should be used with confidence ONLY with British and Irish racing).

The races you should exclude from this system are:

• Any race at the following courses; Ascot, Cheltenham, Aintree, Newmarket, Doncaster,
Catterick, Ripon, Lingfield, Cartmel and Thirsk.

• Any National Hunt race (jumps) during the summer season (1st May to 31st October).

• Any race with the word ‘Selling' ‘Claiming', ‘Banded', ‘Nursery', ‘Apprentice',
‘Conditional', ‘Amateur' or ‘Handicap' in the title.

• Any race with more than 12 runners.

• Any race for lady jockeys only.

• Any race for amateur jockeys only

• Any race at an evening meeting.

• Any race with winner's prize money in excess of £20000.

• Any race where the going is stated as having ‘heavy' or ‘hard' in the description.

Any other race NOT covered in these exclusions qualifies for the system.

Make a list of ALL the qualifying races for that day and always bet only on the favourite of
the first race that meets the above criteria. If there are 2 qualifying races scheduled to begin at
the same time or likely to ‘overlap’ each other, then we will take the one with the smaller no.
of runners. If there are the same no. of runners in both races, then we will take a hurdles race
in preference to a chase. If still nothing separates the two, then the race with the smallest
winning prize money is the choice.

Commence betting with the first qualifying race of the day and stake just 2% of your ‘bank'
on the ‘unnamed’ favourite.

With a bank of say £500, (you may choose your own amount) you will stake 2% of bank (in
this case £10) and you should only bet if the odds are ‘positive' ie. evens or better. If the odds
are less than evens (odds-on), simply wait for the next race.

When you have a winner (and this is extremely important), you should now stop betting for
the day, otherwise bet again and continue until you have a winner.

Use the following staking plan formula:-

1-1-2-4-8-16

This means, with a bank of £500, you bet 2% (£10) multiplied by the staking plan figure,
which is 10x1 (=£10) on the first race. If it loses, bet 10x1 (=£10) on the second race, if that
loses bet 10x2 (=£20) on the third, 10x4 (=£40) on the fourth, 10x8 (=£80) on the fifth and
finally 10x16 (=£160) on the sixth. If the sixth race loses, stop for the day.

In the event that there are less than 6 selected races and you have not had a winner by the end
of the day, simply continue the sequence into the next day.

It is EXTREMELY unlikely that you will go for six races without the favourite winning!

Remember: always use 2% of your bank as the figure. That way you will ensure that you
never run out of funds. If you lose £320 by failing to win on six races, you have £180 left.

In the very unlikely event of a losing streak of 6 races, the next day, bet 2% of £180 on each
race, which is £3.60 (multiplied by the current number in the staking plan). However, once
your bank rises above £500 again, stick to the original stakes (i.e. 2% of £500, NOT 2% of
your new, higher bank). You can only double your stake when you double your bank.

To recap:

1. You need a starting bank.

2. You need to make a list of the qualifying races.
3. You need to bet on the favourites only where the odds are evens or better.
4. Keep betting in the sequence until you have a winner.
5. Bet 2% of your bank on each race (multiply by the appropriate number in the staking plan).
6. When you have a winner, STOP for the day. If you bet on 6 successive losers, STOP for the
day.

That's it!

Developing the system is simple. When you've doubled your bank, double your stake. If you
start with a bank of £500, wait until you reach £1000, then start betting 2% of that (£20) on
each race, in conjunction with the staking system and so on.

IMPORTANT: If your bank drops back to £500, reduce stakes back to £10. This way, you'll
never get ‘cleaned out'.

Even though this system is incredibly simple, some people may not use it because they either
don't believe it can work or they don't have the patience. ‘Winning £10 a day is just not worth
it', they'll say. What they fail to realize is that with this system you can double your bank in 50
days. With approximately 250 racing days a year, that's an annual return of 500%! How many
other ‘investments’ will give you a return like that?

Follow these instructions EXACTLY and I guarantee you will be able to beat the bookie
consistently! Good luck