Harnessing the power of stats to improve profits in automated betting
June 11th, 2024 at 06:39pm
In this video I demonstrate how the power of stats and form can be used to improve the selection criteria and the profits in automated betting on horse racing.
In this video I’m using:
ANZ Horse Bot
ANZ Horse Ratings and ANZ Ratings Analyser
The video ended up being a bit longer than I anticipated, and there’s still more to cover in a future video or two, so to help you navigate it, chapters have been added accordingly.
00:00 Introduction
01:49 Recent results
05:13 Configuring stats filters in ANZ Horse Bot
06:24 The stats the bot is using
07:20 The stats engine: ANZ Horse Ratings
11:35 Using the ANZ Ratings Analyser to hone strategies
19:20 Configuring the best performing strategy in the Analyser and Bot
20:20 Building and testing new strategies in the Analyser
25:22 Exploring results in the analyser
27:20 Some high-priced winners from Saturday
28:24 How the bot used the stats to find the winner of Belmont race 4
31:10 Using the analyser to check your strategies are performing as they should
33:38 The settings for the 2nd best strategy
36:01 The first winner for the day pays $8.40
36:51 Summary
Samuel
Entry Filed under: Adventures In Betting
2 Comments Add your own
1. dougmac | June 11th, 2024 at 8:52 pm
A man could go slightly mad trying to unravel all that data to create some winning strategies but it sure will be fun. Look forward to future “reveals”.
Regards Doug
2. Samuel | June 12th, 2024 at 12:14 am
I have to admit, I have spent a bit more time than is probably good for my sanity testing various permutations and I’ve barely scratched the surface.
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