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False-Favourites blog Newsletter
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Trends Tips & Betting Angles
FREE weekly tips and bet placement advice |
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Each week our trends expert Jonathan Sutcliffe provides you with key statistical trends to help you find profitable angles when betting on the televised races on Channel 4 every Saturday. We also include strategic bet placement advice.
Please note there are no Saturday trends this week
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How to calculate strike rates, and losing runs in betting
(FREE strike rate/losing run prediction tools)
Systems, strategies and essential betting tools
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The betting methods you follow not only reflect your performance, but also determine your profits. Therefore, to succeed you must carefully...
consider losing runs and take positive steps to minimise the impact they can have on your betting bank.
Losing runs are the hardest thing for punters to take. Unfortunately they are an inevitable part of all sports betting, and in order to make a long-term profit you must learn to accept them.
Because sports betting is affected by random factors we have no control over, losing runs can occur at any stage.
If you prepare yourself mentally and mathematically then plenty can be done to eliminate the negative impact these patterns can have on you both emotionally and financially.
As we have discussed in previous articles psychology plays a key role in whether your betting is successful or not. Therefore losing runs can affect your confidence if you’re not prepared emotionally.
To help put things in perspective we can use the same prediction tools professional bettors use, to estimate the likelihood of a losing run and its length in terms of bets.
click here to learn more about strike rates, and to gain access to our free losing run prediction tool
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Jonathan Burgess
Your Editor
False-Favourites/blog
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