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Our Mission

Our mission is to help you find profits LONG TERM through betting on horse racing by using our own system for studying the races. Instead of tipping every single race at a track we want to find the races where there is outstanding value. To do this we scour every race we possibly can looking for opportunities for members to win where the bookies have missed key factors. We provide a staking plan for every play so that you can manage your bankroll safely and play the long game. In a world driven by "I want the resuts now" way of thinking, it’s those that can delay gratification, show consistency and dedication that truly win in the end.

FAQ

What is a unit in betting?

A unit is a portion of your overall bankroll used for betting. For Racecourse Capital 1 unit is represented by 1% of your total bankroll and this is a widely used percentage to protect your money long term. For example: You have $100 total to use for betting so this means that 1 unit represents $1. When you see tipping services staking 10 units on one horse for example that is big red flag! This sort of risk in horseracing is dangerous as there are many variables changing constantly both before the race and during.

Why do you bet on more than one horse in a race sometimes?

Betting on more than one horse is a nice way of tipping the chances in your favour when the race is close and there are multiple horses over the odds according to our system. Often times punters will stake aggressively on short priced runners and this runner will underperform relative to the starting price or get some bad luck based on the barrier it drew. This happens all the time and we can stake a few runners at big odds and get a nice return when the favourite gets beaten (this happens a lot!). Often times you won’t know exactly how the track will play that day from a bias perspective as well so you can stake value plays based on a more energy efficient run closer on speed for example whereas the favourite might get a tough run in transit and fade late in run to the post. The interesting thing is a lot of punters will drop huge dollars on a favourite and lose and not question it, yet they won’t spread those same amount of units across multiple runners way over the odds to increase their chances of hitting profit in a close race.

What does “Over the odds” mean?

Over the odds is term used when the price you find for a runner identifies that the bookies have that runner priced above the odds you found. Now studying the form can be very subjective especially when it comes to watching video footage for example. The facts/data however, is not subjective and our system looks to identify the runners that are over the odds (Eg. A bookmaker has a runner priced at $5 and your system finds it should be $3.80) by using the facts available and then overlaying the more subjective variables to build confidence in the play and stake accordingly for a nice profit.

Why don’t you tip many races?

Tipping high volumes of races is one way to do it but it guarantees you will be betting into a lot of races where there is no edge (no runners over the odds). This will mathematically create a losing scenario for you long term and the long game is the one we want to win. We want to be a results-based business which means every single day may provide an opportunity to find some races with great value plays. This may mean going away from the main tracks to country racing as well. But in saying that there might be great value plays during peak season when the big races are close and the favourite’s price is too short. Bottom line is, we will only tip where we find there is an edge in the market, one day could be 10 races tipped and the next only 1, or maybe none at all if it's not worth it.

Why is betting so "up and down"?

There's a reality that we must face with punting and that is that you will great runs and some periods of time where you'll have to cop the losses. It's imperative that you trust the process and stake accordingly without trying to chase big wins out of desperation. This is why we manage our bankroll and play the long game for profits. Most will quit right before they get a massive upswing in winning results.

A little bit of history...

Australia's heritage in thoroughbred horse racing dates back to 1810, marking a rich and longstanding tradition in the sport. This passion for horse racing has woven itself into the Australian culture, making it one of the nation's most significant industries. Australia stands out globally, boasting the highest number of racecourses of any country—a testament to the sport's prominence. Indeed, the nation's enthusiasm for horse racing is so profound that major races can bring the entire country to a standstill, a rare phenomenon worldwide.

In spite of the rising popularity of sports betting, wagering on horse races continues to hold a significant place in the hearts of Australians. The last two decades have revolutionized the betting landscape. Gone are the days when bets were limited to on-course bookmakers or local TABs and pubs. The advent of online betting platforms has transformed the experience, offering unparalleled convenience. Now, anyone in Australia can indulge in the thrill of betting on various racing carnivals without leaving their home.

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