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The blog started in October and with 2012 now over it's a good time to look back on how the selections have fared.
During October there were a total of 17 horses nominated as value runners (one as an EW bet).Level stake betting is a mugs game but as I didn't start suggesting staking units until the start of December I have used it as guide through both October and November.At level stakes through October stakes would have been 18.0 and returns 28.50.Winners included Dunaden in the Caulfield Cup and Ocean Park in the Cox Plate.
Profit on the month 10.50
Profit on turnover 58.33%

During November there were a total of 36 horses nominated as value runners.Level stakes on all of those is a layout of 36.0 for a return of 72.0.Winners during November included Green Moon in the Melbourne Cup.Most punter's complained of miserable results during the Flemington Spring Carnival but anyone following the blog would have had a handsome week and a fantastic month
Profit on the month 36.0
Profit on turnover 100%.

In December I decided to suggest staking levels and the odds that should be taken.Working to a bank of 100 units my general strategy is to stake to return 5% of the bank based on my assessed odds.Over time that is the strategy that has worked best for me and I would need a lot of convincing that there is a better staking plan around.
Advised in December were 21 selections for a total layout of 27.95 units.Returns were 34.73.In truth these returns can be increased if you shop around judiciously on Betfair with higher odds available at various stages of betting.I'm sticking to the advised prices for the purpose of record keeping but you can do better and it's important that you always try to get the very best price available.
Profit on the month 6.78
Profit on turnover 24.26%

If you follow this blog and stake as advised you will show solid profits over time.There will be losing runs and they may be extended but sound thorough form study, attention to detail and discpline will always get profits over time.The one thing you can be assured of is that I am never going to advise you back anything that I'm not risking my own money on as well.I've been doing this for a long time and if I wasn't making money out of it would have ditched it years ago.
Punting is both an intellectual and emotional challenge.It's hugely rewarding when it's going well and agonisingly frustrating when it's going badly.The key is to try to keep the emotion out of what you are doing stake properly and not to lose confidence in your judgement when things are going badly.
Here's to a really profitable and successful 2013