Win at the Dog Track With Eb

Winning At the Dog Track With A System

I sell systems. Right now, I have two for sale, both of which I use myself. Can you win millions if you buy them and use them? I doubt it. Can you improve your handicapping to the point where you can win more money than you lose? I do that with them, consistently. Should you buy either or both of them? Maybe. Maybe not. It depends on what you expect a system to do for you.

All this palaver about systems came about because someone emailed me recently and asked me if I just blog to sell systems. No, I don’t. I blog because I discovered that blogging is a lot easier than trying to get my track buddies to listen to my advice and opinions. When I write a blog post, I can go on and on as long as I want to and no one tells me to put a lid on it. If someone reads it and agrees or doesn’t agree, they can leave a comment or email me. Several people have emailed, which kind of surprised me. I was beginning to think I was the only greyhound handicapper on the internet, except for the people who only sell systems.

And we’re back to systems again. I guess maybe I’m supposed to be embarrassed to sell them or apologetic or something. I’m not. One sells for $35 and one sells for $50 and they’re worth at least that and possibly much more. If you spend the time and energy to learn one of my systems …If you use it on paper until you really know how it works from the inside out … If you tweak it for your track and only use it on races where it works, instead of on races that you know you should pass … You’ll do a lot better than with whatever hit and miss approach you were using.

However, if you want an “automatic” system … One of the ones they advertise that earns you $500/day with no handicapping and no risk … Or a system that picks winners for you in every race … You’re not going to find it here. There’s no such thing. Anyone who says they have that kind of system is lying to you. And think about it, if someone had that kind of system, would they sell it to someone else? Not likely.

So, why do I sell mine - outside of the fact that - like most people who are getting on, I can use a little extra? Well, for the same reason that people sell their recipes and sewing patterns and how-to plans for woodworking and all like that. I’ve figured out how to do something and I’m willing to sell that knowledge. I’m happy because I make some money and the customer is happy because he wins some bets. It’s a win-win situation. And whether I sell anything or not, I get to blog about what I know, so if you don’t want to buy anything, just read the articles. They’re free and I think they’re worthwhile. True, they don’t get into as much depth as the systems do, but there’s a little nugget of practical wisdom in each one. And, by the way, the two systems I sell are The Marks Method or the Two Key Trifecta System.

This entry was posted on Thursday, May 29th, 2008 at 2:38 pm and is filed under Opinion, systems. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.

2 Responses to “Winning At the Dog Track With A System”

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    Bruce S. Says:

    Eb,When I go to my local track here at Wheeling Downs I pay no taxes on wins less than 600.If I bet online and still don’t win more than 600 in any one race will I have to pay taxes? If I don’t have to then why would the online sites here in the US want my Social Security Number? Please post your thoughts on this subject. Keep those blogs coming. They’re great! Best Regards,Bruce

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    Eb Says:

    That’s a good question, Bruce. I would assume that they want your SS# just in case they have to report your winnings to the IRS for some reason. Online wagering is so hemmed in with regulations now that I think the operators are just being super-cautious.

    I’m hoping that the Internet Regulation and Enforcement Act of 2007 sponsored by Barney Frank and Ron Paul will pass and get rid of the ban on gambling online for dog racing.

    I’m not a fan of anything that tells adults what they can do or can’t do in the privacy of their own homes. Glad you like the blog, Bruce.

    All the best,
    Eb

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