I enjoy going to the racetrack with family and friends, but I'm not sure which type of bet I should make FIRST. What's your advice? There are many different types of bets that are available for a person to play at the racetrack. Sometimes it takes time to learn what each type of bet means. As a beginner, I would recommend that you play a Show bet only. It's a very simple bet: The horse that you select MUST come in one of the top 3 positions. If it does, you're a winner! Otherwise, you're not. |
I can't afford to play BIG amounts. What should I do? The beauty of horse race betting is that you don't have to spend big bucks to win big bucks! You CAN play using smaller amounts and still win big money! The key is to take advantage of minimum bet amounts! There are different minimum amounts for different types of bets: $1.00 for Win, Place, and Show bets; $1.00 for Quinellas and Exactas; 50-cents for Triples; 10-cents for Superfectas, etc. In some cases, it is possible that few racetracks may use different minimum amounts for the SAME types of bets. Also, just because you play with BIG money, it doesn't mean that you will always win! I have seen a lot of people that spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on a single bet. Unfortunately, some of them made not-so-great choices and ended up in the losing column. The key is playing it smart and knowing what they're doing! Regarding this aspect, I provide important tools so that people can achieve better results. |
I made some bets, but I'm not sure what my tickets mean. What should I do? This is actually a very important question. This is exactly the reason that I display a sample ticket for each and every type of bet and explain all the smallest details that are involved. For example, a person may ask the teller that he/she wants $2.00 Exactas 6-2, 6-4, and 6-8. To save paper, the teller may have printed the ticket as $2.00 Exacta 6/2,3,4 or 6 WITH 2,3,4. However, a person who is new to racing may not know what all this format or terminology means. Bottom line: I show a TON of examples in my book that reflect all kinds of bets; sample tickets also include front wheel, back wheel, partial wheel, etc. |
Is there a way to minimize my losses? Absolutely! I provide various strategies to minimize your losses. I show you how to make backup bets using lesser amounts. In some cases, you backup bets can get you bigger profits! Check out my backup bet strategies for each and every type of bet. |
I enjoy Harness Racing with my friends. Does your book cover how to bet at a harness track? Yes! Yes! Yes! The good news is that the bets are exactly the same in both Harness racing as Thoroughbred racing! Same winning strategies can be used at both venues. |
When I make a bet, should I care much about the weather? Yes! The weather plays a critical role regarding the outcome of races. Of course, it would be awesome if it were nice and sunny each and every day of the year. But, we know that it's unrealistic (unless you're in a fantasy world!), and therefore, I discuss about the different track conditions and what to look for in a racing form. |
I noticed that some of my friends have tickets with horses repeated in second and third positions. Why would a person repeat a horse number in other positions? Does it mean that I have to pay more money? Repeating horses in certain types of bets is critical Put it this way: If you don't repeat horses in certain types of bets, you'll most likely end up tearing your ticket(s). Also, it depends on the number of horses that you're using AND whether you're playing them in the same race or multiple races. Anyways, I explain all the different impacts! |
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