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Kind of an interesting, and somewhat testy, thread.
1) I've yet to enter any tourney play, but am warming to the idea.
2) RDSS is not the only program/tool I utilize for handicapping.
Hoof11 has offered some sage comments.
"The onus falls squarely on the user..."
That is fact.
Another fellow asserts the most valuable computer at your disposal is the one perched atop your shoulders.
"you need years of experience and knowledge before you can start turning profits..."
I would amend that to say "years of experience enhance profitable expectations".
" knowing how to bet properly is a whole other trade onto itself."
Absolutely true. I am convinced someone could be a championship quality handicapper and an unprofitable wagerer at the same time.
"RDSS has no limitations"
On this point I disagree. While I have a very healthy respect for Ted AND for his product, IMO any program that does not include an integrated functional database with select-able filtering systems is limited in potential as a stand alone product.
I think asking anyone to prove profitability is an unreasonable request.
For my own part I'm not shy to share some of my winning picks, nor my less fortunate results. I would never publish actual earnings.
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