Does a horse racing tipster actually bet his own picks? Joe Kristufek picks every race, every day, for a Chicago newspaper, and he answers that straight: his original selections are only a foundation. In Part 2 of Brian Blackwell's series from the Practical Punting archives, Kristufek lays out his rules for a serious year, and Craig Milkowski adds five honest questions every punter should ask themselves.
FREE e-book: Getting Together with the International Experts – Part 2
Two professional form analysts share their rules for picks, records and discipline, plus five honest questions every punter should ask.
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What you'll learn:
- Other people's picks — why so many punters rely on them, and what to check before you use them
- A selection isn't always the bet — what a serious player weighs before constructing a ticket
- Kristufek's rules — keep detailed records by track, focus on the tracks you follow instead of 50 races a day, watch the races, and don't bet just to bet
- Milkowski's five questions — bankroll, expenses, days per week, race cards and weeks a year, and why he plays about 40 weeks a year and takes 12 off