New from Dave ‘Thorough-Brain’ Schwartz: Two BIGGIES: Scoring BIG with CHAOS THEORY! A Revolutionary Approach! & UNDERSTANDING EARLY SPEED! Not what you think!

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New from Dave ‘Thorough-Brain’ Schwartz: Two BIGGIES: Scoring BIG with CHAOS THEORY! A Revolutionary Approach!

& UNDERSTANDING EARLY SPEED!

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How to Score the Big Dollar Horse in a Chaos Race:  The CHAOS Race – When Handicapping Will Fail !

“Simply put, a chaos race is a race where you can predict in advance that handicapping will likely fail.” – DS

You’ve all Heard about the ‘Chaos’ Race — but, funny thing, Few actual authors/players really know what ‘chaos’ actually means in a horserace.  Is it just a jumbled race that looks impossible to handicap? 

Nope, Nope & Nope! 

👉Here’s the Real Deal: And it’s broken down for you in a Video Seminar by none other than Handicapping Genius Dave Schwartz!   And once you know exactly, and we mean EXACTLY, how to find a ‘True’ Chaos Race, Your Longshot Cash-Ins will Multiply Substantially.

 

🤔What if you knew in advance that the results of a race were not going to match the handicapping?

Who would you bet if you knew that everyone’s handicapping was likely to fail?

You’d bet the longshots, of course! Maybe several of them. And box them. Key them. And wait for the roll of the dice.

Anyone who has ever seen me play, knows that I play a lot of low-priced and medium-priced horses. I hit the occasional $15-$35 horse with real handicapping, but as a general rule, my winners are under $12 or so, with a whole lot of them under $5. I am all about being profitable. I will pull the trigger any time I can eliminate enough of the pool to turn it into high-edge situation.

😮“Chaos Races” are very different.

The logical question is, 🤔“What is a ‘Chaos Race,’ anyway?”

👉👉Simply put, a chaos race is a race where you can predict in advance that handicapping will likely fail.

 

The idea for this 58-minute seminar came from a handful of phone calls I received from our HorseStreet Handicapper software users about this race, from Saturday, November 12, 2016.

It seems that several HSH users had this exacta. I can’t say that they “had it cold” because the way they got it was to apply what we call “The Chaos Process”, a very unconventional way to pick your bets.

Now, I know that a whole bunch of you would like to know how to do that. Let’s begin with a look at a few chaos races.

Note that all of these races were drawn from that same day.

I did not just pick the longshot races. On that day, a few of the longshots were “gettable” with conventional handicapping, but most were not. That WO10 race was somewhat gettable with conventional handicapping, especially advanced pace handicapping. But recognizing it as a chaos race up front is really what allowed our players to get into line to cash their tickets.

The Laurel 8th was also an example of a chaos race. People who handicapped that race with the knowledge that it was chaotic, could have simply tossed the low-odds horses or even just keyed the longest prices on the board on top.

The Woodbine 7th was another example of a chaos race. In fact, it was a chaos race for the exact same reason as that WO10 race at the top of the page.

The 8th race at Woodbine was another example of a completely gettable race, but only via the chaos methodology.

 

There were a total of 6 chaos-winner races like this on Saturday, November 12. SIX!

One way can be seen in this summary of those six winners.

All of them came from off the pace!

When the early pace fails completely, the likelihood of a chaotic result increases dramatically.

There are three other ways to figure out IN ADVANCE that a race is likely to be CHAOTIC.

That is the purpose of this video seminar.  And in this video I will show the simple ways, and they are SIMPLE, to locate potential Chaos Races and I would be surprised, very surprised, if you did not cash in on at least one big win price/Exacta in the day or two following watching the seminar.

 

 

👉👉😀😀And, also from Dave, his Best-Selling:

UNDERSTANDING EARLY SPEED – MATH or MYTH!

 

 

Want to see the best breakdown EVER of Early Speed/Quirin Speed Points?

And just what to expect from an 8-Pointer, as opposed to a 7-Pointer, 6, 5, etc? 

Did you know an 8-Point Horse is almost twice as likely to be on the early lead than a 6-Point Quirin horse?

  👉 This Video Seminar is one of the Greatest ‘Myth-Busters’ on Early Speed we have ever seen. Which means, simply, you will often be bucking the ‘conventional’ wisdom of the crowd armed with tools that will pump up both your hit rate and average cashed mutuel payoff.

Did you know that under certain circumstances, Early Speed can even describe a horse who is as much as four lengths off the first call lead?  And is the 2nd Call really the Be All End All that so many handicappers insist that it is?  And is Calculated Pace really a big factor in shorter races?  You’ll be surprised at the answer.

👉This 7-Chapter video seminar explores every facet of Early Speed Points.
All of these materials and tables are brand new and never seen before.

  • How often do 7 or 8-point horses go to the lead?

    (Sprint Races: 8-point horses will lead at the 1st call 54% of the time!)

  • Does the lone front runner really have an edge?

  • 👉Does too much early pressure result in closers winning?

    (Not what you’d think!)

  • 👉Introducing a NEW PACE OF RACE METRIC!

  • What factors combine well with Early Speed?

    (Lots of surprises here as well.)

  • Do ES Points really produce more winners?

And much more! Lots of situational statistics to give you an edge over the competition, i.e., your fellow horseplayer!

😃And Here’s the Great Thing!

You can get all of this knowledge, taught by one of the greatest minds in the game, to watch as many times as you want on your computer, right in the comfort of your own home, for an incredibly low price. 

Each video seminar is just $37.77, or you can get both for just $69.90!

 

So give us a call at 1-800-696-0067 or order from our Website.  Learn and Earn from one of the Game’s All-Time Greats!

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