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The Horse Race Betting Guide Horse Racing System Review

July 22, 2019   Game guide   No comments

The Horse Race Betting Guide is a downloadable Clickbank eBook that teaches about the “Unfair with Betfair” advantage. It is a guide about how to make enough money using the famous bet exchange and bet-laying site to at the very least support yourself (or become very rich!)

The anonymous author of this book claims that he can save you thousands of pounds if you follow his advice about horse betting and not the advice of anyone else. The intention of this book is to prevent you from hemorrhaging money and becoming part of that sad 99% that walks away from Betfair with zero profit every day.

The secrets revealed in the Horse Race Betting Guide are not “recycled” (as is often the case with these Clickbank books) and instead come from trial and error and from the author’s own experience of being down three thousand pounds and being forced to turn it around. Desperation inspired him to study, perceive and think and come up with a way to finally begin making consistent profits from over 75% of his bets. In the Horse Race Betting Guide the author says it is possible to make profits of over 200% on your initial investment.

The Horse Race Betting Guide is also written for the laymen. There is valuable information in it whether you are a seasoned punter or an absolute beginner. Perhaps its most interesting aspect is that it promises to teach people how to win big using a time proven system that guarantees a strike rate of at least 90% with no risk.

There is also a set of point-by-point, step by step easy to understand guidelines that show you how to increase your profits by 200%. The great thing too is that you don’t have to start with a great deal of money. The author suggests you can make money by simply laying down twenty-five pounds and applying the principles outlined in this unique Horse Race Betting Guide.

Not all of the information in this guide to horse betting is new. There are also sections in it that go through the time tested and traditional ways of dealing with wager practices and horse form selection. There is also a great section that tells you how to avoid investing in systems or software that are horse-betting scams. This type of good advice combined with the author’s practical betting secrets can help you make a lot of money.

The eBook also includes a special bonus section that tells you everything that you have ever wanted to know ever about the subject of horse betting. This section of the eBook is like a multi-faceted diamond that covers every single aspect possible of racing – from doubling investments to betting on favorites to choosing forms. There is even directions about how to make money using a special punt and post system. By the time you are done with information you will feel like you have a Ph.D in horse race betting!

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Five of the Best Poker Books for Starting Your Career as a Player

June 19, 2019   Personal game   No comments

You have seen them on the sports channels: the big-time players dealing cards and playing it cool under the Vegas lights. Perhaps you have even dreamed of one day becoming a high roller. How hard could it be, really? The guys on TV make things look so easy. Of course, the reality is that poker is a game easy to learn but difficult to master. And if you plan on mastering it, it helps to have a few good tricks up your sleeve. But before you get into figuring out a way to beat the high rollers, you need to become grounded in the basics. And there is no better place to get an education than the five books listed below. While these may be what you would call “starter books,” they are poker books filled with spectacular information that will allow you to gain a solid footing in the game, so that your knowledge grows into a full-fledged education for how to excel. So without further ado, here they are!

1. Poker for Dummies: Don’t let the title fool you. Reading this book will leave you anything but a poker dummy. All of the basics are covered in this manual by Card Player Magazine writer Lou Krieger, along with extensive info on the many variations of play and a nice reminder on what it means to your experience to keep fun at the forefront.

2. The Poker Player’s Bible: Another Lou Krieger book, The Poker Player’s Bible promises to take your game to the next level. It helps to have a handle on the basics, but there is a primer for you if you don’t understand it all together. From there, Krieger goes into all the different strategies for poker games such as Omaha, Texas Hold ‘Em, and Seven-Card Stud. By the time you are done with The Poker Player’s Bible, if you have really stopped to hone in on and focus on the information, you will be anything but a beginner.

3. The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Poker: Like Poker for Dummies, The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Poker will leave you feeling a whole lot smarter about the game itself. “Poker Pundit” Andrew Glazer writes this easy-to-follow manual, which is much more useable as a flip to where you need it reference book rather than a straight cover-to-cover document.

4. The Smarter Bet Guide to Poker: Basil Nestor’s 128-page manual for learning the game of poker is a bullet-fast read. It contains succinct information on how to play with plenty of tips and tricks and a section at the end of each chapter that summarizes what you have already learned. This constant reinforcement ensures that you will have a firm grasp on the basics before moving on.

5. Winning 7-Card Stud: Ashley Adams, for those of you who want to get more specific, takes you on a journey into the intricacies of the seven-card hand. With key tips and strategies, you’ll always want to suggest this variation at a party once you’ve finished!

Poker books are a great way of learning and perfecting your craft if you want to be a high roller. With proper attention and care, that’s exactly what you’ll be.

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