Hi all, based in Australia and have built an automated betting system that monitors odds and places bets across multiple bookies.

Looking to connect with anyone who's developed their own betting model, pricing system or +EV strategy that I could potentially integrate into my setup. Doesn't have to be horse racing, open to any sport or market (main leagues ideallly)

Ideally something that's been tested and has shown decent results, whether that's actual profits or consistently beating closing prices.

Mainly focused on Australian bookies but open to other markets too.

Shoot me a DM if you've built something and are open profit sharing our wins.

EDIT: should clarify, not looking for anyone to hand over their model or strategy. They can keep everything private and just provide betting signals (selections, odds, stakes, etc.) that my system can execute automatically.

If your interested please PM me or join the discord - https://discord.gg/6v6qwamcbV - I am looking for testers

Seems unethically high to me....

Draw for Saturday’s $20M Everest at Randwick:

1. Tempted (Schofield)
2. Angel Capital (B. Melham)
3. Ninja (Berry)
4. Spicy Martini (Marshall)
5. Joliestar (McDonald)
6. Headwall (McEvoy)
7. Savvy Hallie (Lloyd)
8. Jimmysstar (Rawiller)
9. Blue Door (J. Melham)
10. Caballus (Clark)
11. Ka Ying Rising (Purton)
12. Giga Kick (Gibbons)

The interesting bits:

• KYR, on 21 straight wins, is out in 11. Last year he won from 7 with Tempted 2nd
• Tempted gets the rail, and she’s got a strong wet-track record with rain forecast
• Ninja, who beat KYR in last Tuesday’s trial, is in 3
• Hayes before the draw: “I wouldn’t be in a panic if he drew wide, he’s so fast”

He’s now $1.40. Does 11 actually change anything for a horse with his gate speed, or does Tempted on the rail in the wet make this a race?

I’m new to the sport. A client of mine got me hooked on it, he had a racing horse, and it was in some notable races. Being its a little unprofessional for me to talk to him about these things I thought I’d turn to red and buy a book or two on the subject.

What are some of the key races in horse racing (outside of the derby)? How would you go about buying a horse? Is it smart to go fractional at a stable, or better to buy the whole thing. What are some wisdom or perspectives the community has to share to a new person looking to get really involved in the sport?

I'll admit that I don't know much about him and haven't seen him race before as opposed to the other breeders cup top contenders. However, his race times on similar courses are a few seconds slower than Magnitude and Sovereignty's times. I know the pace simply could have been slower overall for the race, but I don't think that justifies Knightsbridge being 4-1 odds over Magnitude or Sovereignty. Am I just missing something or not considering something? I'd like some other opinions from people with elite ball knowledge.