F.A.S.T. Harness Handicapping - Putting It All Together

This segment in our F.A.S.T. Handicapping series finds a race to play by targeting in on a specific race type, analyzing the running styles and looking at the contenders list to come up with wagers for a race.

[@usta4070]

"He very well could steal the race". Any time I see a statement like that, I know this "handicapping" system is no better than just betting at random. Random guess, non-handicapping betting, will net you 22% winners at average odds of 7:1 over a 100 race sample period. $2 win wagers bet on each of those 100 races will net you a total loss of -$22. That's a very cheap evenings entertainment without even wasting time handicapping, which fares no better in the profit category, than just picking selections with cool sounding names. Research it.

[@billphilips8522]

i've studied many F.A.S.T harness races . the overlays DO NOT win at the odds given. this system is a scam, or i would be using it. i still think finding "overlays" is a myth.