handicapping series. The 1st Skill you should learn reading the racing / how to bet on horses
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- Опубликовано: 21 мар 2022
- The Shake Up is an interactive live stream show breaking down horse racing handicapping to make you a better player. Hosted by Paul Arnold reviewing live horse racing with real-time handicapping tips, angles, wagering and live Q&A.
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Website: handicappingpaul.com 
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The hardest part about learning about handicapping is terminology and the lack of explanation. This is the very best breakdown of determining race shape and basics that i have seen yet. I wish I had this a few years ago.
Hey, Paul enjoyed your video, and thanks, I am an angle type of handicapper, the problem with angle betting is everyone figures out the angle and this causes odds depletion, I started messing with pace and had mixed results so far, I think your handicapping knowledge is on another level, it really is a good thing in what you are doing, helping the handicapper.
It's good to drill down the basics. If you put together a series on the foundation of handicapping, I'd watch them all.
Thanks for this one.
Thanks Theo it is a project I want to take on
Hope you check out the live stream lots of original concepts and handicapping talk there live in real time
Great video Paul. Always love the extra content
I want to thank you so much for helping me become a better handicapper I pray to God that he will continue to bless you for helping others and teaching them I love the way you teach about handicapping
You are so welcome! glad it helps
Love it...
You and Jonathan Kinchen are my favorites. At least Kinchen "was" until he was accused of someone in Vegas helping with his selections. He is still an okay guy and very knowledgeable. Apparently Jonathan copped out to the accusations, although I'm not absolutely positive. (I'll withhold judgement),
but now YOU solely take the #1 spot of them all. Anyway... I still think you should consider marketing BOTH your training videos AND handicapping selections via a website. The monthly subscription
would be the way to go. All the big e-commerce sites process payments from almost all payment modes. (PayPal, all credit cards, etc) In my humble opinion Paul, the KEY would be getting the word out through the horse player community via press, advertising, radio programs, commercials, press releases, etc. You most certainly have both the personality and talent to make it happen. There are several commercial websites that you could put your products on. Websites to look at are Go-Daddy, 1and1 and many more. To conclude, I love your shows, your chat room regulars and please know again I have absolutely no agenda. I'm an old guy with a creative racing mind and a ton of time on my hands, both together are a deadly combination!
Keep up the great work Paul and I wish you and yours all the best.
Greg Ross
P.S... Bentley needs more face time on camera!
thanks Gregory I'm thinking about it
I will always be thankful for your knowledge Paul you are the best
I appreciate that!
Nice! Keep'em coming!
Thanks Paul for doing this handicapping series and for putting in the time to share you knowledge with us. You have a refreshing style in the crowded space of racing videos on this platform. I was wondering how you are doing those mark ups on the Brisnet PPs. I have been using the Custom PP Generator for years and wondering if I have missed this inside of that software. This series alone should have people subscribing to your channel. A no cost way of gaining valuable information from one of the best.
This is top 5 video about handicapping! Thank you
Decided to watch the video. Agree with what you are saying here. One thing I do on problem horses is look at where they finished. The 7 horse in the second is a example. Most of his good finishes also happened when he pressed or was the pace. We would agree on this horse. I expect a horse to run in a way that makes him successful. If he does not do this, just make a note of it. Might help explain why he ran bad the next time you run across this horse.
Great video Poppo
@The Shake up great video! Been doing running styles on every race with cut-offs almost exactly like yours for over a decade. Only thing I do different is not to mix surfaces. The last horse in the example race I would have had him as early since the race was on the dirt. Lots of ways to skin the handicapping cat!
yup just a beginner breakdown. little different ways of looking at it. planning on getting into more details and concepts going forward
I think the thing is knowing which of the early pace leaders is most likely to fold in a speed duel
Yeah right what about the barrier they are jumping from ie one on the inside 1 barrier the other out wide say barrier 15 in a bigger field many factors can change the out come ,just sayin.
thank you
Could you put your website in the description ?
Nice Job P What reader are you using for the PDF File ?
Thanks Paul! Very helpful. What do you mean when you say "missed the break"? and whats the difference between ST and 1C as it looks like you were looking at both columns to decide if they type of a horse they are?
missed the break just means slow start, reared just a excuse at the start. Look at 1st call mostly I just noticed brisnet adjust 1miles and 1 1/16 miles little different at 1 1/16 I think the st is the 1st call. and the rest the 1st call is the 1st call.
@@TheShakeup1 thank you!
So ,#1 ,is the Winner,Lone Speed..
Wednesday Shake up today?
He is talking like mental what handicap he know
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This very good I have for many years I got a little at picking winners but loss more money . thankyou