Horse handicappers over the years have professed that money management is the key to a successful handicap. I believe this is 100% accurate, nothing could be more truthful. If you don’t currently have a money management system, the only thing you are hurting is yourself. There comes a time when you say to yourself “I have to develop a money management system.”

The best part of using a horse racing money management system is that you don’t actually have to develop one yourself. At no cost to you, here is one that has been used for years by professional horse racing handicappers. I use it myself and it’s really amazing! You can try different methods without losing a lot of money, and if it works, your profits will skyrocket.

This money management program is amazing.

There has been a lot of research on different money management strategies and the results show that this is very profitable in horse racing.

A.) The majority of one’s capital must be allocated to win bets.

B.) Tipsters should be more when they are winning and less when they are losing.

C.) Progressive methods and due column methods, which require hefty bets after losses to the next winning bet are ruinous.

D.) The most useful way to evaluate a money management strategy is to put it through a risk-reward analysis. The most effective methods that minimize risk while maximizing profit.

The recommended base bet for this money management program starts at $2

This is simply based on BB (base bet) + SR (square root of winnings)

Using this handicap, each bet to win is equal to $2 plus the square root of any winnings that have accrued, if no wins have accrued the bettor’s bet is still $2, which is the minimum risk in most handicap. tracks. As his winnings increase, the bettor finds the amount to add to $2 by consulting a simple table of square roots below. This method is low risk to try different handicap methods and you can quickly grow your bankroll with the winnings. This is something EVERY tipster should implement if they really want to make money. it is a systematic approach to money management and gives you discipline with finances and relieves you of anxieties that often result from unsystematic money management. The $2 base bet of BB + SR assures handicappers that betting is minimal risk.

Here is a small sequence of four races where the first horse lost and the next 3 won the race to represent this program in practice:

P/L is if this continues for 10 races at this current win/loss ratio

Base Bet SR Total Bet Payout P/LP/Lx10

#1 $2.00 X $2.00 Loss -$2.00 -$20.00

#2 $2.00 X $2.00 $15.20 $15.20 $112.00

#3 $2.00 $3.00 $5.00 $4.40 $17.20 $172.00

#4 $2.00 $6.00 $4.00 $5.00 $26.20 $262.00

The square root table is shown below.

About profit Add

$0-2 $1

$3-6 $2

$7-12 $3

$12-20 $4

$21-30 $5

$31-42 $6

$43-56 $7

$57-72 $8

$73-90 $9

$91-110 $10

$111-132 $11

$133-156 $12

$157-181 $13

$182-208 $14

$209-239 $15

$240-271 $16

$272-305 $17

$306-341 $18

$342-379 $19

Just follow this money management program that works. Here are some quick tips for being wise with your money.

Never bring more to court than you plan to bet, this could be detrimental to your strategy as you start making bets that you normally wouldn’t because you have an extra $20 or $2000 in your pocket. Use your discipline. I suggest bringing the same amount of money with you each time you go to the track so that it forms a habit. It should be something you can afford and feel comfortable with. Some days you can’t cash in a ticket to save your life and some days you can’t lose. This coincides with the 10 commandments tomorrow is another day.

If your butt doesn’t panic and you start playing 50-to-1 shots to get it all back, you’re just digging a deeper hole. Actually, with Ultimate Handicapper he reveals a dynamite strategy to cash in on the 1000’s that do this. Do not be one of them.

I’ll end with one last point here, some will differ, but I think it’s easier to put a handicap in a race and find the one likely to come in second than it is to pick two back-to-back winners in a row.