Greyhound Dog Racing Tips.
Everyone likes to take a chance once in a while. But in this modern world, it's not as easy to take a risk without putting yourself in real jeopardy. Just driving across town can be a pretty scary experience in some areas. Those kind of risks aren't the ones I'm talking about.
The kind of risk that most people enjoy is more like the risk you take when you ride a roller coaster or buy a lottery ticket. There's a very small chance that you'll get hurt in the case of the roller coaster, but it's worth the risk for the thrill of the ride.
With lottery tickets, there's a very small chance that you'll hit a big jackpot, but it's worth risking a dollar or two to take that chance. Greyhound handicapping is like both of those rolled up in one. You get the thrill of the roller coaster ride as you watch your dog vie with the other dogs. And you get the thrill of winning real money when you pick the right dog.
An afternoon at the dog races can really improve your mood if you're down in the dumps. Taking a chance, winning a little and getting out amongst other people is a lot better than staying at home, thinking about your problems. It gives you a little change and lifts your spirits and gets you into a better frame of mind.
Taking a risk, especially one that doesn't involve physical danger, can get your heart pumping a little faster and make you feel more alive for awhile. We all need something to "take us out of ourselves" from time to time and playing the dogs will do this.
If you're bored and would like to try something with a challenge to it, greyhound handicapping is better than crossword puzzles or sudoku, because you can actually win money if you pick the right dogs. Some of the Pick 6's and other exotic bets at the track rival the lottery jackpots for payoffs.
Don't sit around the house, moping. Get out and join the crowd at the rail and cheer on your dog. There's no way you'll be bored when it crosses the finish line first, especially if it's at long odds.
Greyhound Dog Racing.