Professional Laying and Trading
Hi.
My name's Marc Fransisco and I lay and trade horses for a living.
I've been in the game for nothing less than 12 years now, and have learned a great deal in that time.
My Father part run a couple of Casinos in Sun City, South Africa and to cut a long story short, I've practically been raised around gambling and gambling scenes. I got involved in horse racing back home in South Africa with my Brother, who is also a professional layer and trader of horses. I was a part time bookmaker back in S.A, but the game wasn't too big back then and I've since made a home in this country (England) with my beautiful English wife and daughter.
I have run a group/team of layers/traders now for several years and we all play the same horses in the same way. I myself price races up containing short priced favourites (under 5/2) and I give my own prices for A- What the price 'should be' and B- What price the horse should be opposed at. We trade also and if we get to lay and then witness the price drift to what we say the 'real' price should be, then we back the horse for a 'free' lay and then obviously we either win or break level.
It's all about value and how we interprit value! I've/we've made constant money from the game with keeping discipline and playing the professional way.
Around 33% of favourites win! That's a fact, and so with laying at value and with a strategy, you/we can effectively make that figure around 20% from the favourites we actually oppose. And with us concentrating on prices of 3.5 and below, you can see how it can work well.
The strategy that I/We use, is an old 'strategy' that was taught to me several years ago by an 'old' bookmaker who had already made his money. He sat me down and taught me how to operate this 'strategy' to minimalise losses on a bad day, and I'm happy to say it's the best thing I've ever been taught in my entire life. Apart from being taught to talk and walk, obviously!!
I don't mind helping people either and I always take on a few members every couple of months or so, but at the same time I make sure our own liability isn't being damaged on our chosen runners. I give a free 1 week trial to those that are interested, and those that take note and have that, all important 'discipline' stay on and make constant money with us.
So if you feel you want to give it a try and are fed up with winning, then giving it all back in one rash moment or bad luck spell, then drop me a mail and ask for a free trial at Marc_Fransisco@yahoo.co.uk
I could give all kinds of 'spread sheets' and past profits, but let's be honest I could just as easy make them all up, so that's nonsence! I prefer to let the trial do the talking and then show first hand how you can make it pay in this game. I do now actually proof my bets on the forums of www.africanbettingclan.com just click on the forum and I post under the username of 'Professional Player'. I agreed to be a feature of the site, as of being a new site and trying to help get it off the ground. So take a look.
Regards and best wishes.
Marc.
My name's Marc Fransisco and I lay and trade horses for a living.
I've been in the game for nothing less than 12 years now, and have learned a great deal in that time.
My Father part run a couple of Casinos in Sun City, South Africa and to cut a long story short, I've practically been raised around gambling and gambling scenes. I got involved in horse racing back home in South Africa with my Brother, who is also a professional layer and trader of horses. I was a part time bookmaker back in S.A, but the game wasn't too big back then and I've since made a home in this country (England) with my beautiful English wife and daughter.
I have run a group/team of layers/traders now for several years and we all play the same horses in the same way. I myself price races up containing short priced favourites (under 5/2) and I give my own prices for A- What the price 'should be' and B- What price the horse should be opposed at. We trade also and if we get to lay and then witness the price drift to what we say the 'real' price should be, then we back the horse for a 'free' lay and then obviously we either win or break level.
It's all about value and how we interprit value! I've/we've made constant money from the game with keeping discipline and playing the professional way.
Around 33% of favourites win! That's a fact, and so with laying at value and with a strategy, you/we can effectively make that figure around 20% from the favourites we actually oppose. And with us concentrating on prices of 3.5 and below, you can see how it can work well.
The strategy that I/We use, is an old 'strategy' that was taught to me several years ago by an 'old' bookmaker who had already made his money. He sat me down and taught me how to operate this 'strategy' to minimalise losses on a bad day, and I'm happy to say it's the best thing I've ever been taught in my entire life. Apart from being taught to talk and walk, obviously!!
I don't mind helping people either and I always take on a few members every couple of months or so, but at the same time I make sure our own liability isn't being damaged on our chosen runners. I give a free 1 week trial to those that are interested, and those that take note and have that, all important 'discipline' stay on and make constant money with us.
So if you feel you want to give it a try and are fed up with winning, then giving it all back in one rash moment or bad luck spell, then drop me a mail and ask for a free trial at Marc_Fransisco@yahoo.co.uk
I could give all kinds of 'spread sheets' and past profits, but let's be honest I could just as easy make them all up, so that's nonsence! I prefer to let the trial do the talking and then show first hand how you can make it pay in this game. I do now actually proof my bets on the forums of www.africanbettingclan.com just click on the forum and I post under the username of 'Professional Player'. I agreed to be a feature of the site, as of being a new site and trying to help get it off the ground. So take a look.
Regards and best wishes.
Marc.
posted by Marc Fransisco at 5:37 AM
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