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Thoroughbred Horse Racing 2% Club
There are an unlimited number of ways to earn money. You can get a job, you can have a business, you can invest, or you can become a horse race handicapper.
Of all these modalities for earning money the one with a higher return on small investments but with the biggest risk is the one we all know about; horse race wagering. Known in the industry as horse race handicapping.
But how risky is betting once you have identified and characterized the phenomena you are using for your betting goals? I would answer that the risk goes down to the level of standard investments and even a standard business. This means you can make money consistently, but only when you have the discipline and focus to apply your education and always without exception not straying from strict money management guidelines.
It is a fact that hundreds of millions of dollars are won each week at the horse races but only about 2% of all horse race handicappers manage to make a living from horse racing handicapping. They are not just “chance” players. These are the guys that have managed to characterize the phenomena, in this case “horse racing”, such that they have learned how to invest in “horse racing”, without risking unnecessary capital.
In other words-"Never, Never, Never, wager with money that you cannot afford to lose."
So when we talk about making money from horse racing betting, we’re not talking about a few ‘freak’ or lucky wins in a month. That’s still just “chance” or being “lucky”. What a serious and professional horse race handicapper must be aiming at, is to consistently profit, week after week and year after year from his racing bets.
Education is always the 'Gold' Key to success. If you are an educated horse race handicapper, you increase your odds dramatically in becoming a long term successful horse race handicapper and being part of that 2% Winning Club.
If you decide to play in this game, do not play without the proper education.
Horse racing handicapping and wagering, although a legal form of gambling, does not guarantee that the risk of losing your money has been eliminated.
Always wager with money that you can afford to lose, do not violate your money management rules, and do not be greedy, there will always be another horse race to wager on.
Fact: Only 2% of all horse race handicappers actually make money wagering.
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