I am a professional gambler. I earn my living from betting on the longest priced dog in greyhound racing. It is not difficult at all but it does involve increasing stakes to cover losses so it isn't suitable for all temperaments. I use betting shops because they cover all meetings. I simply bet a percentage of my betting bank on the least fancied dog in the first race and carry on until a winner finally comes in. Because the prices are so good and because outsiders win more races than you might think it is rarely necessary to increase my stakes by more than 25% or so. I hope some of you may be able to benefit from this idea but please bear in mind at all times that you must have a good sized betting bank to start with and never push your luck. When your animal comes in and you show a profit stop immediately and wait for another day.

Hi FYM,

Without a reply from "Admin" this looks to be a fun bet for very, very, small [fun] level stakes for interest throughout the afternoon or evening etc.

You question "WHEN TO STOP" dare I say if playing for small stakes do as Admin suggests and stop when in profit, however if playing the system for serious money I always stop when it feels as if it is going to be a barren day and don't chase the money. It is better [in my opinion only] to leave taking an acceptable loss, risking missing the next winner rather than going broke.