Quote Originally Posted by gru View Post
I do listen to people who can tell me something I don't know & I rate. I've worked with some in different ways team leaders gaffers call them what you want talented people. But when it comes to gambling I'm single minded if it doesn't work it's my money I've lost no one else's. When I was backing horses & a jockey who had previous winners that day I'd go to the law of averages & not back him later on that meeting it's my of thinking.
A lot of posters on here tell you things you don't know and you never listen to any of it and again, you miss the point completely. Nobody is telling you how to spend your money, if you want to gamble it away that's your perogative, but don't try to convince yourself you're being clever with this system of yours as it's a load of crap.

Playing the lottery is completely different to betting on horses, the two can't be compared. One is completely random, one isn't. You can't study one, you can study the other. Surely you can see the difference?

Your law of averages theory has ended up with you not trusting yourself to have an online betting account, reducing your betting on horses to only one race meeting a year and pinning all your hopes on winning the lottery. That suggests your law of averages theory hasn't really worked down the years.