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Dorianmode · 02-03-2013, 03:32 PM

Patrick,
I don't know you well enough to sort out what is actually going on there. But you are one of our best. If you are having trouble, I also say, take a break, and then come back, and for a few weeks, "reverse engineer" what wins. Don't even bother to handicap, for a few weeks. When you come back, just look at the winner, in the results, and THEN look at what would have won, by handicapping. Ask your self, "what are all the ways I would have had the winner in my top 4,3,2 ?" It's eye - opening when you're on a loosing streak. It's also how I tell people how to learn racing when they're beginning. Just let the results talk to you. Skip the wagering, and just do numbers for a while. NO BETTING. No pressure. Objectively look at what wins.

02-03-2013, 03:32 PM	#16
Dorianmode always learning Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Minneapolis / Rancho Santa Fe Posts: 277	Patrick, I don't know you well enough to sort out what is actually going on there. But you are one of our best. If you are having trouble, I also say, take a break, and then come back, and for a few weeks, "reverse engineer" what wins. Don't even bother to handicap, for a few weeks. When you come back, just look at the winner, in the results, and THEN look at what would have won, by handicapping. Ask your self, "what are all the ways I would have had the winner in my top 4,3,2 ?" It's eye - opening when you're on a loosing streak. It's also how I tell people how to learn racing when they're beginning. Just let the results talk to you. Skip the wagering, and just do numbers for a while. NO BETTING. No pressure. Objectively look at what wins.