For viewable and downloadable form (Aust, NZ and HK) including ratings and selection polls check out www.bestform.com.au
For viewable and downloadable form (Aust, NZ and HK) including ratings and selection polls check out www.bestform.com.au
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Bet Selector's System Analyser module analyses the results of racing systems over past meetings. System Analyser does this by tabulating the performance for individual system rule criteria. For example System Analyser will show you the number of bets, wins, strike rate, return, profit etc was for every individual barrier position, field size distance and so on. The best way to illustrate this is with a sample output from System Analyser which you can open in a new window via the following link:
Note: System Analyser is not available in the Demo or Gold versions of Bet Selector.
Following are some comments made by existing users on our System Analyser module:
I love the System Analyser. I started to muck around with it last night. Great user interface with stacks of variables. Great Job. - Gordon, 15/12/08
I ended up buying the System Analyser add-on last night, and have spent a fair few hours today running it through its paces. In a word, sensational. I have about 30 systems all up, and spend a lot of time trying to "tighten" them for maximum strike rates and POTs. I also spend a lot of time experimenting with new combinations of criteria. The Analyser makes both these tasks so much easier and clearer, without the need to test the system time and time again. - David, 12/04/05
I regard the System Analyser as the best investment I have made in punting. And yet I had similar reservations before I purchased. I'm satisfied that I have much better systems because of it. Without it, my endless testing had given me a fair grasp of what the key factors were and even to some extent how they worked together. But the graphs and data that accompany every report for almost every field in the System Selector were a revelation. Now instead of making a guess at what should be the next move in developing a system, I could see exactly what gains could be made, and how those gains compared with changing something else. - Allen, 12/04/05