Carl probability only works in large numbers (stats, probability and quantitive modelling is my day job) the coin toss is a good example, toss the coin ten times at may come out 7 heads 3 tails or vice versa, but the more you repeat the exercise say 1000 times you will inevitably end up close to 50/50, this in mathematics is known as the law of large numbers (LLN)
Apply this to horse racing and the same will apply, here’s an example, and one that works, but again you need 500 plus results (LLN)
Bet on all TPS rated horses each way, odds over 7 and under 20. Start with say a £1 eachway (£2 outlay) and by the time you reach the 500 mark you would have made approximately £300, from an initial £2 (£200 starting bank, 100 pt, £2 stake)
Try it, guarantee it will work, sure you will get losing runs, say 5-10 on the trot, the odds dictate that, but once the law of large numbers kicks in, you will start to make a steady profit.
That ends this mornings lesson lol.
I’ll mark your papers later.
