Greyhound Dog Racing Tips.
No handicapping method works all the time, but there are some givens when it comes to winning at the dog track. One thing is for sure, it's easier to win if you have a plan. Many people - probably most people - go to the track with only a vague idea, if any, of what they'll do when they get there. Even if they go weekly or several times a week, they act like they've never been there before.
Instead of handicapping the greyhounds, they look for sure things, dogs that can't lose. First, if there was any such thing as a sure thing, don't they think that everyone would see it and bet on it until it was such a favorite that it wouldn't pay anything?
Secondly, even with a good handicapping system, there's no such thing as a sure thing. Greyhound handicapping is NOT an exact science. Chance is involved, which is why they call it gambling.
The best thing you can do to improve your odds of "beating the odds" at the dog track, is to have a plan BEFORE you go. Don't wait until you get there and then try to come up with a plan.
If you're good at picking winners and finding dogs who go off at good odds and have a good chance of coming in, there's your plan right there.
If you're not so hot at picking winners and are constantly surprised at the dogs that come in... If you don't have a clue WHY they came in... You need a different plan.
Whether it's help from someone you know who is good at handicapping the dogs or a professionally written system, don't keep losing money while you wait to "auto-magically" get good at picking dogs. Trust me, it's not going to happen unless you make it happen.
Greyhound Dog Racing.