Staking Plans

I’d like to show you a quick example of why staking is so important. Let’s use last Saturday’s members tips in this short video:

Both our members tips and ratings subscribers get a professional staking plan as part of their package. We tell you exactly how much to bet and at what price and this is an important (although often under-estimated) factor in punting success.

What is your approach to staking?

Feel free to post a comment.

Horse racing tips (part 2): doing the form

Last week we identified five form factors in assessing the form to compile horse racing tips and ratings:
* Create a race profile
* Create a speed map
* Identifying suitability to track, distance & conditions
* Identifying reasons why a horse can’t win.
* Starting bottom up

Today we look at two more: Click Here To Read More

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-25

  • An NRL best bet for Round 20 http://www.championpicks.com.au/blog/ #
  • Randwick Race 8 # 3 OFFHANDED. Rises in grade here but drops significantly in weight. 1400m is ideal. A good bet at $2.20 or more. #

NRL best bet for Round 20

Click on the Play button below to listen to our NRL analyst discuss his best bet for this weekend.

Scott also talks about his predictions for the semi-finals:

 

Horse racing tips: how to do the form more proficiently

We all have had a mate who habitually tried to tip us a winner; you know the kind I am talking about: every tip is a “moral” and few if any ever salute the judge. It’s an amazing phenomenon that exists predominantly in Australia.

Maybe I’ve lost my sense of humour, but I don’t find this practice amusing and nor do I tolerate it. That might sound a bit pompous, but why should I? I have always seen very little reason to do something unless I am going to do it well, so I used to often challenge some of these “morals” by asking questions like ‘Who is riding it?’ Where do you expect it to be in the run? Or what is the Benchmark of that race? Naturally the questions are followed by a lengthy period of silence as these self professed great judges blushed, mumbled and stumbled to make an attempt to save face. It is ridiculous practice. I mean seriously would you steer a mate into a bad Business deal or a poor Real Estate opportunity. Click Here To Read More

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-18

Saturday’s best bet

Rosehill Race 4 # 2 FUSAKEO

From a ratings perspective Fusakeo has them covered here well and truly. Big win two starts back over 1800m and then fought on well last Saturday over 2400m. The drop back in distance tomorrow suits.

FUSAKEO should lead from the jump and Nash will be able to take charge of the battle. Our best for the day anywhere.

Ed Kennett
Champion Picks

Live page recap: July 10

What punters can learn from The Beatles, Hendrix, Gates and Obama

Are the world’s greatest artists, sportspeople, business leaders and punters born with unmatched talents that allow them to coast through life and do it ‘on the bit’?

Or is sheer hard work the real driving force behind most successful people?

Many people believe that talent is the all-important factor and this leads to thinking that professional punters are also a breed apart and rely on innate skill to make untold millions.

But I strongly believe that hard work, rather than pure talent, is the key and here are just a few examples: Click Here To Read More

AFL Round 15 tips

In the interview below our AFL analyst discusses two of his best bets for Round 15.

Vince believes there are good value bets in the following games:
Brisbane vs. St Kilda (Saturday night)
Carlton vs. Bulldogs (Sunday twilight)

Click on the link below to listen to this 6 minute audio.