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What is the first thing you have to find out if you want to win on the dog field? Well, you’re probably thinking. What other thing? You have to figure out what to bet on, right? Well, yes … and no. It’s not just about what you bet, it’s whether you make it the second step in your winning system.
Of course, you won’t charge any tickets if you pick losers. But you’re not going to make money on the track if you spend money that you don’t have either. If you dip into your savings and lose it or just throw money on the counter to place bets without knowing if you can spend that money comfortably, you are going to lose big, let me tell you.
No, the first step to making money at the greyhound track is knowing how much money you can risk. Once you do, you must decide how much of that money you want to risk on which dogs and in which races. It may sound simple, but most bettors never understand this truth.
Most people on the dog track don’t realize that money management is even more important than choosing candidates. If you don’t control your money, you won’t pay attention to how much you are making or losing.
People who don’t closely monitor their funds are likely to overestimate their profits and underestimate their losses. This means that they won’t realize how bad they are with disabilities, so they won’t do anything to improve.
If this sounds like you, it’s not too late to change the way you operate at the dog track. Be serious about spending only what you can afford. Keep a paper record of how your methods work. Keep track of what you win and what you lose and be honest with yourself. You will probably not only earn more, but you will also sleep better at night.