Horseracing is arguably the most
popular sport among daily sports bettors around the world. This is
due simply to the number of races held each day throughout the year,
and not because of the great odds associated with horseracing. In
fact, horseracing has some of the worst odds in all of sports, and
the vital information needed to make successful wagers on horses is
usually restricted to the sharp professional bettors around the
world. With so many horses throughout the world participating in
races daily, the common fan has no way of studying up on and knowing
all the horses they’re risking their money on. So when the
horseraces take a seasonal break each year, most successful horserace
bettors will turn to the other smarter wagering sports.
American
football, baseball, basketball, and European football are all far
more profitable sports to bet on than horseracing
but require a bigger investment. The information for each of these
major sports is more readily available to the common sports bettor,
which can directly translate into a more even playing field and
better profits for bettors. Due to sheer number of people betting on
these more mainstream sports around the world, they receive a lot
more attention from the general public, resulting in more informed
bets placed by those who know how to decipher the information and
translate it into winning wagers.
While horseracing information is
limited to the few that are in the know, anyone can read in-depth
analysis on any of the major sports online or in various national
publications daily. Winning sports wagers, no matter what sport it’s
in is all about finding quality information and knowing what to do
with it. While more bettors may wager on horseracing each year than
any of the other sports, you may be surprised to hear that the common
bettor has a higher winning percentage in all of those major sports.
American football, baseball, and basketball in particular are big
money makers for a large number of sports bettors each year. Famous
handicapper
Jon Price who is known as the worlds most successful and
profitable sports gambler advises clients on all sports year round
but turns the biggest profits for his clients during the NFL and
College
football betting seasons. The seasons are much shorter than the
horseracing season, but the leagues are still played year round at
different intervals and allow sports bettors to make more money on
the side while they’re not betting on horse races.
Stop throwing your money away by
guessing on a sport that’s as unpredictable as horseracing. If you
thought humans unpredictable, they’re nowhere near as inconsistent
as horses in horseracing. There’s plenty of other smarter options
for you to place our wagers on each year, no matter what season it is
when you’re not wagering on horses.