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The Accumulator Selector System

Accumulators are often looked down upon by many professional gamblers as being too risky a strategy as it involves correctly selecting the outcome of numerous races together in the hope of a very large win. This system however involves a few pieces of maths genius to bring profits and some big wins to your betting.

As you may know, an accumulator is a multi-bet where the winnings from the first bet are placed on the second and the full winnings from the second are placed on the third and so on.

The aim of this system is to win a "straight four" accumulator, or four bets together using advanced permutations. As you may know, normally if any part of an accumulator bet fails, the whole bet fails. "The accumulator selector gets around this by using mathematical perms to greatly increase the chance of landing a winning four fold.

The System

Start by choosing four races to bet on. They don't have to be at the same meeting, but always stick to quality races with between four and eight runners. Also go with non-handicaps and avoid amateur races, ladies races, apprentice, races, sellers or any race with novice in the race title as these races are more prone to shock results.

For each race, chose two runners - one "1st" selection that you think has the best chance of winning and one "2nd" selection that represents the biggest threat to it. The easiest way of doing this is to pick the first and second horses in the betting forecast or use the horses tipped in your newspaper or the lowest priced animals.

Once you have found a reliable method of selection, stick with it for consistency.

For the maths part of the system to work, we are going to make eleven separate bets on your usual betting slips. By placing eleven bets, we can cover a number of possible outcomes. The table below shows how to do it. Each column represents one bet, with the initial 1 being your best choice of animal and 2 being your second choice horse for the race.

Enter each of the eleven bets shown above on a separate betting slip as a "straight four horse" accumulator. E.G, the first bet (shown in the second column as 1 1 1 1) would be written on the first slip like this:

Obviously, instead of writing 1st and 2nd, you would write your selected horses names in with your final betting slip looking like this (shown in the last column as 2 2 1 1)

So, you will now have written out eleven separate betting slips. If you stake £1 or $1 on each, your total outlay will be £11 or $11. So long as no more than two of your 2nd selected horses win and the other winners are your 1st selection, you are guaranteed to win the four-horse accumulator. With average odds of 3/1, (US 3.0) your winnings would be around £256 or $256.

Covering More Outcomes

It's easy to cover further outcomes. For an additional £5 / $5, you can ensure that if three or all four of your 2nd selections win, you will still have a winning accumulator. The extra lines needed are as follows.

Covering your second selections will cost that bit extra but if you find that your 2nd selections are winning as much as your 1st selections, it would be worth it for you. You also have the chance of all four of your 2nd horses winning as the accumulator which, at average odds of 7/2, (US 3.50) would return £410 or $410 for your £16 / $16 stake.

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