The Explosive Impact System
By James Flaiter
Dear Reader, firstly let me congratulate you on purchasing (at a very reasonable
cost), one of the finest and most consistent profit producing horse racing
systems ever designed. I guarantee it. The reason I know this is because I have
been there, seen it and done it.
This guide has been written, omitting nothing out in an understanding manner.
The system is actually very simple to operate and may appear not in the least bit
elaborate. But make no mistake about it, if followed correctly with the required
discipline, you will very quickly realise that what you have in your hands is a
devastating piece of knowledge that will supply you with a limitless amount of
earning power. How much you want to make is entirely up to you. The usual
warnings apply however, as with any form of investment, gambling is
sometimes a hazardous venture so only invest money that you can truly afford.
That said, the No1 benefit of the Explosive Impact system is its sheer ability to
produce consistent winners that average out at around 76% over the last 15
years or so of its operation. Not bad considering the average odds are between
3-1 and 14-1 typically.
Now, I don’t want to deliver a sermon or stand on a soap box but it is important
to realise why the absolute majority of punters, excuse the pun, have fallen, are
falling and will fall at the first hurdle. The hurdle I am talking about is of course
the long losing run. I am sure you have been there. This is the number one
factor why punters lose money, no doubt about it.
The Typical Punter
When embarking upon a betting strategy, 95% of the betting public will place
their first bet of a new system and it wins. Great, let’s carry on. They place the
next bet and possibly that wins. Now, they will either up their stakes and place
another bet, or quite crazily they place almost all their winnings on the next
horse! It loses, a sinking feeling returns to their stomachs.
They may carry on following the system rules, whatever the system is, and it
produces another loser. This is not good news. The punter needs more money
because they have already changed their staking due to the first couple of wins.
They beg, borrow, steal some more and raise the stakes because surely, the next
will win. It doesn’t. Now they are in a serious dilemma, they are already a fair
bit down. What do they do? Borrow some more in the hope of catching the next
winner? Or switch systems maybe?
The chances are the system you are using will then deliver another 5 or 6 losers
on a trot before a decent winner comes along. More than likely, that winner will
provide enough profit to cancel out all the previous losers. There is a problem
though, the punter already gave up on the system after the first two or three
losers, and had missed the inevitable winner, correct?
This system is designed to capture a high percentage of winners at
very decent odds, thereby destroying the age old curse of punters,
‘the long losing run’
Now, let’s get on to the system rules……
The Objective
The objective of this superb system is to indicate a large percentage of winners
found in a certain type of race seen on the racecourse almost every day of the
year. We will be having just the one bet a day.
For the purpose of the system and rules, I recommend you use 1/20th of your
betting bank as a stake until you are confident that the system works and you
have built up a decent betting bank. More on this later.
Selection Source
You ordered the system from the internet; therefore I am very confident you
have access to the internet on a daily basis. We choose our selections using the
crème de la crème of horse racing sites, the racing post.
http:www.racingpost.com
You will need to register with them but it’s free and can be accomplished in a
couple of minutes. If for some reason you are unable to get online to source your
winners, then any newspaper that carries the daily race cards will do.
Which Race?
The race meeting we are interested in will be the principle meeting of the day.
This is the meeting where the races offer the most prize money to the winning
horses. If you are still unsure how to determine which the main meeting is, you
can do a quick mental count of all the prize money. Obviously the meeting that
has the most prize money will be our principle.
The race we need to look for will be a handicap race consisting of more than six
runners. Out of all the qualifying races in that meeting we then select the race
that has the least amount of runners.
I.e. if there are handicap races with, 8, 10, 11, 13 runners, we obviously choose
the race with 8 horse running.
N.B
If the remaining handicap races all have 12 or more runners then forget that
meeting and find the next valuable meeting. Go through the same selection
process. We want a handicap race with more than six runners but one that has
11 or less runners.
The Selections
Our one bet per day will consist of a total of 4 bets. That’s right, you read it
correctly. We will be backing 4 horses all running in the same race. It makes
absolute sense that this should happen. The handicap races give us much better
odds than a non-handicap. Further more, our selections will consist of the 2nd,
3rd, 4th and 5th named horses in the betting forecast. I will repeat that because
this is where the magic lies. Our selections are the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th named
horses in the betting forecast. Now listen in, handicap races are won on average
over the last half century by only 23% of favourites. That leaves the other 77%
open to winning. As handicaps are notoriously difficult to predict, between 2-
5% are won by complete outsiders. So you see, our selections have a massive,
massive advantage. Due to the fact we have selected the handicap race with the
lowest amount of runners adds another edge to our sword.
Another benefit of this selection process is that it eliminates any emotional
barriers in the selection of your runners. You will find that you don’t even take
any notice of the race conditions, distance, draw, if the horse won last time out
etc, etc. It is all these factors that add doubt to the form studier. We will have
none of that nonsense thank you. The selection process will only take a few
minutes at most, and can be done the evening before racing. How easy is that?
Recap:
Go online; find your race for the day by going to the principal meeting.
Eliminate any handicaps with 6 or less runners. Out of the remaining races
choose the race with the least amount of runners. Get the names of the horses
that are listed as the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th in the betting forecast for that
particular race. These are your selections for the days bet. Remember, we want
a handicap race with more than six runners but one that has 11 or less runners.
If that particular meeting does not satisfy our selection criteria then simply
move onto the next most valuable meeting.
Staking
Our staking goes like this. Our aim is to win 1 point per race day, which is approx
30 points per month, Minimum. I have recorded months that produce in excess
of 50 points. If you know anything about horse racing then you will realise this is
an incredible profit. The math is very simple. If your point is worth £100, then
the profit for that month is £5000.
Decide upon a betting bank. Divide that bank into 20 and this will give you your
point value. I.e. If I have a bank of £2000, I divide this into 20 giving me a point
value of £100. We will be using only one point per race, as we are looking to make
a minimum of one point profit per day.
To find out how much we stake on each horse you simply take your one point and
divide this into 4. The result is our individual stake per horse.
For instance, let’s take a hypothetical race, the 2.15 Handicap at York, 9 runners.
2nd Favourite horse A odds 11-4
3rd Favourite horse B odds 5-1
4th Favourite horse C odds 9-1
5th Favourite horse D odds 12-1
Using the example from above, our point value is £100 (or whatever
amount/currency you bet in). We divide that point into 4, giving us £100 ÷4=£25
£25 is the amount we will be staking on each of the four horses. Nothing more,
nothing less.
If horse C wins then our profits are as follows. 9-1 x £25=£225
£225-£75 (The other three stakes)
=£150 Profit
We have made our target and exceeded it by half a point. A good scenario. You
will find that over the weeks you will build up a surplus of these extra wins and
they will cover the losing bets. It really is a great situation to be in. Remember,
there will be no long losing runs.
A winner at 3-1 will return the exact amount of money staked in the first place, so
no win, but more importantly, no loser.
A winner at greater than 3-1 but less than 7-1 will return an overall profit. The big
pay days happen when your 4th horse wins and believe me, it happens more than
you think!
End Note
As I mentioned previously, consistent winning horses is what makes this system
so successful. Many people might regard betting on 4 horses a little
unconventional. However, with the advent of betting exchanges and online
bookmakers the betting public has never been in a more advantageous position to
make huge profits.
Please do not change any of the rules. They are proven to work and have provided
me with wealth over the last 15 years. I do not need to wish you any luck with
your future, you are already made. All the best
James
The Explosive Impact System
© James Flaiter 2005
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