One question keeps popping up all the time: can you really make a living by following the tipsters’ advice and using the strategies, methods and systems sold online?

If you had the answer, you wouldn’t be reading this article. Today, I will give you the definitive answer. YES ….. or NO.

Although I don’t think it is quite as definitive, I do agree with you and I am really sorry for being so vague. Let me clarify what I mean.

We have all purchased systems from the internet’s slick marketing agencies, as well as stumbled upon a few while surfing at night. We believe in the promise of making quick money and easy cash. I know that I have been sold the dream on many occasions.

You are more likely to have made some progress with a new system but then saw profits drop quickly and you started losing money. You probably deleted the program from your hard drive and thought you were being duped by an internet marketer.

However, I am here to inform you that not all system sellers or online tipters are out there to con punters of their hard earned money. There is a reason for system failures, and I will teach you how to make money from systems that have an edge over the market.

The general trend is for a new system to be profitable when it hits the market. However, as the marketing juggernaut continues and more copies are sold each day, the prices on the available selections gradually fall. Despite the size of the Betfair markets, it is amazing how easily prices can be lowered. As we all know, profit is a combination of price and value. A small price swing can make a system profitable or unprofitable.

This is often true of tipsters. If they are in a good place, it is a great time to share their recent successes. Everyone then jumps on board as “the hottest tipper in town”. Mr. Pricewise, of The Racing Post is an example we can all relate to. He has a great weekend. It is reported in the newspaper and on the website 스포츠토토. People clamor for his selections every night, just before the race. His selections lose their value quickly, so following them blindly is likely to result in a loss.

Let’s now take a look at the commercially available betting systems. How can we make them profitable?

Every day, we receive emails about new systems. Many of these systems are reviewed on sites like ours and some make a profit. However, if you try to implement the methods yourself, you will lose. How is this possible? Is the system reviewer trying to get a quick one by you while you were not looking? While some do, I think you’ll agree that many of them are reliable sources of trustworthy information.

Most published systems don’t work. This can often be attributed to the seller’s inability to do his research and choosing to be lazy to engineer profits. If a system doesn’t have a solid foundation in logic, it will most likely get the thumbs down. A system must have a reason to theoretically be able to hold its edge.

Systems that are based on a hair-brained idea will not work and will never work.

What about the systems that have been proven to work? Although the results may look great when you purchase them, they start losing money once you put your own money down. What is the reason for this?

Profitable systems, as I hope you are aware, take advantage of a market edge. This system highlights horses that are under-bet and offers better prices. You will make long-term profits if you don’t bet horses at higher prices than their chance of winning.

The opposite is true in the case of laying systems. You will be steered to horses that are over-bet and whose prices may be too low and thus not worth your time on the exchanges.

Your edge in systematic betting is usually very small. This can be attributed to the simple nature of most systems, which are developed with information and data already in public domain. It is therefore difficult to find a system that consistently makes a profit.