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The goal for sports agent punters is to earn a profit whilst enjoying our favourite sport. The sad truth is that for many gamblers, this is an elusive dream. However by developing and carefully following a stratagem anybody can make this dream a reality.

You will find two things to consider to benefit from sports gambling:

Bet Selection - Staking Plan - Bet Selection

The very first, Bet Selection, is obvious - we need to back winners at least some of the time. Let's consider Horse Racing, anecdotally there are lots of professional punters that earn an appropriate living from picking horses, although the key word here is professional. Research and analysis of each horse in the 59 racecourses across the UK takes a sizeable amount of time and experience. If you want to become successful then it's really a full-time job! For nearly all of us what this means is we have to use the advice of experts to do some of the legwork for us.

Horse racing has no end of self-proclaimed "experts" online charging up to Ł100 each month. When choosing a horse racing tipster the most critical factor we need to consider is long-term results.

The net is awash with tipsters that have had one good month but then go on to post a loss for the next six - but you will only see this one month on their home page! Never follow any tips without first checking the tipster's full result history. Choose a tipster who publishes all their horse racing tips history, ideally where the end result of the tips are published the next day along with a complete history of all their tips.

Take a look at a Tipster Proofing site for example Racing-Index who grades the outcome for a range of tipsters. Consider which tipster provides you with gave for money and fits with your own betting profile - can you really place the 100s of tips each month some tipsters require?

Following tipsters alone isn't prone to earn us riches - the most effective tipsters are locked out for new members or charge such high rates that any profits are lost immediately. The solution is to produce our very own system using tips from expert sources combined with our own research. This really is the strategy successfully used in greyhound racing by followers of the site. As with most things; the greater you put into your system the greater you can get out.

Once we have a betting strategy in place it's time for you to look-at a staking plan. The simplest is Fixed or Level Stakes where we simply bet the same amount, as an example 2% of our initial betting bank, each time on our selected horse, however we would want to increase our wagers as our betting bank grows. This leads to Percentage Staking where a percentage of the present betting bank is wagered each time. This implies as we win our stakes are larger and conversely the stakes shrink when the betting bank decreases.

Alternatively, intuitively we know these staking plans to be overly naive since we will be putting the same total amount on a horse with low odds when compared with a horse with high odds. As we are looking to maximise our profits we should be putting a bigger stake on a low odds bet as the return will be less.

To seek out the optimal staking plan we could take a correspondence course in statistics and dedicate several years into research. Fortunately we are living in age where this research will be at our fingertips. From probability theory we have the Kelly Strategy where the optimal percentage of our betting bank is calculated from the odds of the bet and our own estimate of the probability of the horse winning.

Using an online Kelly Strategy Calculator just feed in the values to obtain the number of the betting bank to put on each horse. Now the Kelly Strategy can give us some scary percentage stakes if we have an initial run of high odds horses so we could adapt it to a Half Kelly Staking Plan where we wager half the percentage advised through the Kelly Strategy. This would bring about a slower accumulation of gambling profits but a less hair-raising ride.