JordanS

Don't beat yourself up mate, the waiting looks like discipline from the outside but from in here it's mostly years of bad bets 😂🙈 Side of the game nobody talks about these days, honing yourself. I'm biased, but once you truly understand your own edge and you know you can beat the market in your corner, the number of bad bets you have just evaporates (almost overnight). I think most of the ill discipline out there is people who've never gone deep enough to know what their edge actually is, so they fill the gap with volume You've already said it yourself, you've got a main fancy you're confident in, so go deeper on that. Pick the handful of races in the month you actually care about and let the rest go. It gives you a load more time for family and normal life, and the strange thing is your brain keeps working on the race in the background while you're doing the school run, so by the time you sit down you're halfway there That's just how I do it mind, there's lads having a hundred bets a day who make it pay, you've got to find what suits you. But we've all been sold the "never go big on one race" line for years. @TheDogHarry been saying the opposite for ages and nobody listens, they'd rather tell you that if it shortened you've won whatever the result and if it drifted you should be ignored. Plenty of them had value pie for their tea last night after the Arc 🤷‍♂️ There's no harm in specialising. Instead of a tenner on five, have your fifty on the one you really fancy. And yes, the variance boys will say that's how you blow up, and they're right if you don't know your edge. But if you do, why can't your fifty go on the next five big fancies as well? Turnover goes through the roof and you've only backed horses you actually believe in Caveat, I'm very respectful of the market, it's right far more often than it's wrong, which is exactly why I don't get many goes and why this is so hard to scale. But the bottom line is find the little corner of racing you reckon you know better than the market does and have a proper go at it